His grave was found on the small cape at the right side, together with his golden sword, which is displayed at the Archaeological Museum of Athens. The grave is similar to the royal Mycenean ones. Next to Stafilos, on the other side of the headland, much larger and wider, with umbrellas and sun beds. Impressive with fine thick sand and water spring at the very end. After Stafilos, at the same turn for Dragondoshisma, there is a new forest dirt road and all along there are tiny coves and a rocky coast, ideal for fishing and snorkeling.
Pine trees extend down to the shore offering cool shades.
Less known those rocky coves are isolated and quiet. We have never noticed wasps there. Small, shingle coast with waterside taverns and scenic sunsets. Popular and crowded. Agnondas is used as a second harbour, when the weather is bad.