This hamlet perches on a cliff overlooking the sea, reached via a landscape of
fields and olive trees. It has remained untouched by mass tourism, and retains a
peaceful atmosphere. Charming blue and white fishermen’s houses cluster around
the remains of afort and a whitewashed 18th-century church.

The beach is sheltered by a long spit of sand, and fishing boats are dotted
about. The Phoenicians and Moors used this protected site until it was taken
over by the Knights of Santiago in 1240.