But the driver is always in too much of a hurry. There are lots of interesting things to see there in addition to the photogenic little port, surrounded by weathered limestone outcroppings, and in places overhung with vines, but they take searching for. The chief attraction from the villagers' viewpoint, of course, is their curious little triple church of Mar Juryus - St. George's.
Sea water is admitted through a rough-hewn channel.
As in Junie's Mar Juryus cave, sick infants are brought here by their mothers for immersion in the water of this place in order to receive a supernatural cure through Mar Juryus. This is similar to tying cloth from the infants' clothing to the Sacred Tree at Afka. Their ancient uses have long been forgotten, and only the remains of abandoned salt pans, carved in the rock and then cemented, are understandable to the townspeople of today. To the right are the remains of a small rock-cut ablutions basin, its bottom now fallen. In front of the whole complex, a rock-cut corridor leads down to a deep natural passage to the sea.