DESCRIPTION:

The main entrance (1) to the complex is situated on the west side, likely connected to a road that led to the city centre, which included the agora, public baths, and the episcopal basilica. Upon entering the complex, visitors first encounter the courtyard (2). To the left, there are rooms designated for services or storage (3), while to the right, one can find sanitary facilities such as toilets and latrines (4). From the courtyard, visitors proceed into a vestibule (5), the floor of which is adorned with a welcoming mosaic inscription.

ENTER TO THY
GOOD FORTUNE
AND MAY THY COMING BLESS
THIS HOUSE
(=Μπες με καλή τύχη στο σπίτι)

The vestibule, marked with an inscription, led to an internal central courtyard (6) that featured a fountain with a spout and a rectangular basin. Surrounding the central courtyard were porticoes with mosaic floors (7). To the left of the vestibule, stairs led to the higher level, the northeastern wing, where the bathing complex (8) was located.

To the south and east of the porticoes, towards the cliff, there was a series of rooms that have suffered partial erosion and are not fully preserved (9). A large rectangular room situated east of the eastern portico likely served as the official dining room (triclinium) (10).