The semi-mountainous village of Dryalos is located on the western slopes of Mount Sagia and is built at an altitude of 245 meters. It has about 48 permanent residents. The visitor, here, can visit the church of Agia Kyriaki, as well as the church of Taxiarches. Of particular interest are the two adjoining "twin" churches of Agia Aikaterini and Agios Georgios that date back to the 13th century. The two churches, with a propylon, a bell tower and remarkable frescoes, communicate with each other through a small door. The two temples are built vertically, forming a T.
Near the village, there are two caves, "Alatsospilo" and "Vougiorgi". The first, and largest, is located on the right side of Koukouri bay, at a height of 15 meters from the sea. Finally, the cave "Vougiorgi", is of medium size and, also, has dripping decoration (stalactites) and fresh - water springs with drinking water.
