Lythrodontas is a village located 25 kilometres south of the capital, built at 420 metres above sea level. The village is well-known for its olive groves mainly cultivated for oil production. The scenery around Lythrodontas is rich in wild vegetation, mostly pine trees and thyme. It is also rich in cultivations of citrus and other type of fruits, vines, vegetables, pulses, walnuts, and grain.

The area was originally settled in the Hellenistic period; its name derives from its first Byzantine inhabitant Erithrodontas. The main features of the village are the two stone-built dam locks and  the monastery of Profitis Elias.

Visitors to Lythrodontas will enjoy its unique natural beauty combined with the comfort and services offered by the village.  For activities, you can enjoy swimming, horse riding, biking, besides arts and crafts activities offered by «Avli Arts Centre».