In the ravine of the Selliandros river, to the east of the village of Dimini, the road sharply descends, shaded by large plane trees, between orchards filled with fragrant oranges, lemons, and mandarins. At the lowest point of the road, where it meets the riverbed, stands the famous stone-built Watermill of Dimini.

This is a unique structure of local architectural technique that once served the needs of the area's residents for grinding grains and other fruits of the land about a century ago. The building is very well preserved by the family who owns it and offers locally produced goods of high nutritional value. At times, it also functions as a restaurant.