St. Anthony Chapel

Overlooking the beach, in the northern part of the village, it is a small chapel dedicated to St. Anthony, built in 1861 at the expense of the fishermen, whose crews took one part of their gains to the Saint, 1% of the fish sold.

Its façade is completely lined with blue and white tiles and, at half height, a little tile panel depicts St. Anthony.

The Portal, between two archivolts, has rose-window over it.

The interior has a single nave covered by a wooden ceiling and the walls are lined with a blue and white tile ashlar.

The main chapel, covered by a barrel vault, is overlapped by the frontispiece, stopped by the coat of arms, upon four Corinthian columns that surround the statue of the saint.

Visits are not allowed during the Eucharist.