The chapel is located on the border of the Limenas and Panagia areas, on the right side of the road, in an elevated location under tall pine trees. Its semicircular niche, 3.30 meters in diameter and 1.60 meters high, is lined with slate stone. The entire building has dimensions of 8.20 x 5.30 meters, with a height of 2.50 meters on the south side and 3 meters at the entrance. It was built with 0.50 meter thick stonework, while the entrance opening measures 1.75 x 1 meter. Above the entrance there is a built-in plaque with a relief cross, painted in blue. On the left side of the entrance there is a second plaque with a cross, which indicates the year of construction as 1887 and attributes the foundation of the church to the hieromonk Panaretos. Inside, a marble inscription mentions the donation of Konstantinos Kyriakides, who contributed to the beautification of the church and the construction of the staircase connecting the public road to the elevated location of the chapel. According to local tradition, an incident is reported according to which a drunken man attempted to break into the chapel, but was severely punished by the Saint, who — as it is said — beat him to death.

It is located in "Chrysi Ammoudia", next to tall pine trees. Its semicircular niche has a perimeter dimension of 4.40 meters. Its remaining dimensions are 8 x 6 meters, with a height of 1.70 meters. The church was erected in 1910 by Valsamas Kontis, with the assistance of the residents of the area. Constructed with 0.50 meter thick stonework, it has small windows and an entrance measuring 0.90 x 2.40 meters. The chapel celebrates on July 26.

The chapel of Agios Nikolaos is located south of the village, in the "Pyrgi" area. The church was built in the early 20th century, on the site where the icon of Agios Nikolaos was found by D. Theodorekos. It has a small entrance and small windows.

The chapel of Saints Constantine and Helen is located in the forest, north of the village. It is a small church with a large window on the south side. The church does not have a temple, and the Holy Altar is divided by curtains. The icons are placed on a built base about one meter high.

The chapel is located northeast, outside the village, next to the road leading to Chrysi Ammoudia. It is built on a mountain slope, surrounded by a spring, pine trees and plane trees. The dimensions of the church are 5 x 11 meters, with a height of 2.60 meters. The original semicircular niche is absent, while in a later period a concrete exonarthex was added, as well as an auxiliary space measuring 5 x 3.50 meters. A stone slab with a relief double-headed eagle and the inscription: "1814 X.R.A.D.M." has been incorporated into the masonry. It was built with stones 0.80 meters thick, while in various places, such as the elbows, Christian symbols can be seen. The building has two small windows and a low entrance measuring 1.60 x 1.80 meters. The pilasters of the entrance on the south side are made of large slabs. According to local tradition, the Saint is credited with many miracles related to the village. Particular mention is made of a plague epidemic, which the Saint is said to have "imprisoned" in a bottle — which has been preserved to this day. The chapel celebrates on February 10.

The chapel of Panagouda is located outside the village, on the right of the road leading to Chrysi Ammoudia. It is a small church built around 1845-50 by the Berzamanis family. It is celebrated on September 8th.

The chapel of Agios Georgios is located on a steep point, on the way to Potamia. The church was built in 1830 and is small in size.

The Holy Chapel of Saints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene was built in the year 2000 with the assistance of the devout parishioners of Panagia and mainly the families of Mr. Stamatis Koutlas and Mr. Iraklis Lagoumtzis. The Holy Chapel is located near the playground of the village of Panagia in a lush green location. The hagiographies were made by the Thasian hagiographer Aikaterini Konti.

The chapel of Agia Kyriaki is located to the right of the road leading to Chrysi Ammoudia. It is a small church measuring 4 x 6.30 meters, which ends in an apse lined with slate slabs, with a total perimeter dimension of 3.10 meters. Three low stone columns can be seen in the courtyard of the church. The chapel was erected in 1935 by Nikolaos Manakoudas, on the ruins of a Byzantine church, as a fulfillment of a vow he had made during the Asia Minor War. Initially, it was a small iconostasis. In the period 1961–1962, his son, Nikolaos Manakoudas, returning from his naval service, undertook the expansion and reconstruction of the church in its current form. The chapel celebrates on July 7th.

The chapel of Agios Ioannis Theologos, also known as Krasas, is located within an estate. Its imposing niche has a perimeter of 2 x 2 meters. There are small windows on both sides of the church. The entrance is small, measuring 2 x 1.70 meters, and on the lintel there is a plaque with a built-in cross. The church was built around 1825-1830 and is called "Krasas", as its feast day coincides with the harvest and wine season. The chapel celebrates on May 9 and September 26.

The chapel of Saint Athanasius is located on the old Limenas - Panagias road, just below the chapel of Constantine and Helen. It was built in 1818, on the site where the icon of the Saint was found. Recently, the narthex of the church was transformed into a small chapel.