Shops:

The nearest shop (a mini-market) is at the point where the road goes down to Sampatiki (the next village just South of Livadi). This is about a 20 minute walk.

The towns of Leonidion and Tyros both have numerous shops. Tyros has several supermarkets on the seafront and also has 4 butchers and two bakeries. Leonidion has a wider variety of shops.

Banks:

There is one bank (and ATM) in Tyros - turn right at the flashing lights 300m North of the Shell station. Leonidion has several banks.

Post Office:

The post office in Tyros is open from 8 until 2 (but maybe closed between 10 and 11 while the postman makes deliveries).

Health facilities:

There is 24 hour doctor cover here. Tyros has its own doctor and pharmacist and Leonidion has a Health Centre.

Bus station:

Tickets can be bought in Tyros (on the seafront) or in Leonidion where the bus station is on the side of the (dry) river bed.

Eating out - try these tavernas:

Manoleas taverna (Livadi - in the village itself)
Pleasant shady terrace & small garden with swing for young children.
Sophia is Canadian-Greek so speaks English

Antigone's taverna (Livadi - right on the sea)
You can't miss Antigone's if you walk along the beach.
You can also just have a drink here.

George's taverna (Sapounakeika - it's the only one in the village)
Great views of the sea and great food.

Tigani (this restaurant is at the far end of Tigani beach)
Has it's own parking - steps lead 50m down to the beach
Great sea food and great views

Plaka - the Delfini
Great harbour side taverna - excellent sea food.

The Acapulco
One of several excellent seaside tavernas in Tyros.