About 30 km to the northwest of the capital lies this quaint village that looks like trying to climb up the mountain, while, on the other hand, it also seeks eye contact with the sea offering an amazing view towards it. Its narrow alleys, the white-washed steps and the traditional architecture of the houses compose an authentic insular image. In this dorp, the locals pride themselves on having one of the most beautiful squares of the Dodecanese with the chapels of Agia Triada (Holy Trinity), Stavros and Agios Nikolaos overlooking the Aegean Sea. Reach Panagia Vryssiani via a verdurous path. Mesochori does not have its own beach, but there are several other beaches located nearby, such as Lefkos, Perdika and the noted Fragkolimnionas.