It’s sparsely populated village, known for the cultivation of flowers and the luscious nature. It is situated at an altitude of 500 m and overlooks the Aegean Sea. The name originates either from the Slavic language meaning ‘beautiful view’, or from the word ‘tsagadia’ which means herds and sheepfolds, many of which exist in the area. From there you can get to many beaches and also have access to other important areas in Pelion like Zagora, Mouresi, Kissos etc.