This charming and impeccably clean small tourist village is nestled in a picturesque cove, with some local fishing activities still ongoing.
Located along the coastal walking trails, it's a perfect spot to stop for coffee, lunch, or an evening visit.
It's likely to be crowded and best avoided during the summer high season unless you enjoy lots of company and queues. However, in October, it was perfect.
Charming small seaside resort. All the restaurants have a strong focus on seafood and fish. There are some nice ice cream parlours. Parking is very limited in the area, although it becomes easier and free during the low season. Interestingly, there are more spaces for bikers than for cars. You can go diving or rent a boat from the promenade, but beyond that, there's not much to get excited about.