Pantanassa is a small village of Vatika. Further up from the sea,built along the road Neapolis - Sparta offers generously view to the Lakonikos bay,and to the lower elevations up to Elika, with the vineyards and olives.

Elika is the first village that one meets when visits Vatika built on the foothills of a mountain and overlooking the Laconian Gulf.

Viglafia is the last village in the plain of Vatika, shortly before Elafonisos. The village got its name from the word vigla that means observatory.

Agios Nikolas is one of the biggest and the most beautifull villages of Vatika. It is located on the south side of the mount Krithina, the highest mountain of Vatika, and overlooks Kythera, and Crete, when the weather permits it.

The Ano Kastania and the Kato Kastania (or Kastanea) are two small villages of Vatika on the north side of the peninsula of Vatika and from the side of Myrtoo Sea.

Agios georgios is a small village of the plain of Vatika. Its name owes to the church of Agios Georgios which was built over the ruins of an older church, Agios Onoufrios.

The Velanidia village is located near the end of Maleas' peninsula, on the eastern side of the mountain Krithina and overlooks Myrtoo Sea.

Neapolis, formerly capital of the Vatika municipality, has been built in front of the beach and in the lap of the bay between Elafonisos and Kavomaleas peninsula. Is the southeastern continental city of Greece and Europe.

Mesochori is one of the two villages which stand above Neapolis along with Faraklo.

Right above the Neapolis stands the village of Lachi. Built in a place that has visual access to the bay of Vatika and the passage of Kythera offers magnificent view to visitors.

The Faraklo is one of the two villages in the mountains that stand over Neapolis and from this you can enjoy the view of the plain, the bay, but also Elafonisos and Cythera islands.

Agioi Apostoloi is a village of the plain of Vatika area. Its name owes to the church located near the village and north of it.

Kampos is a village in the plain of Vatika. Located between Neapolis and Agioi Apostoloi and has been built near the mountain called Kokkinovrachos.