A whitewashed island village standing over its fishing harbour. A terrace of six blocks runs along the back of the square, three widths of cube house with blue shutters, a taverna front under its canvas awning and a corner block turning the east end, with a roof terrace, chimneys and a rooftop tank as silhouette above them and a balcony, an external stair and a bougainvillea on their fronts. Two more blocks face the square from the west under a stone lane arch, a domed chapel closes the east side behind a run of courtyard walls, and the taverna terrace fills the middle with tables, rush seat chairs, a barrel table, parasols, a grape pergola and a blank hanging sign. The square itself carries a wellhead, a public tap, a donkey trough, benches, olives, a fig, planters and pots. In front of it a continuous quay run drops 0.90 m to the water, dressed with bollards, blue lamps, nets, creels, crates, oars and an anchor, with a stone jetty running out and two clinker fishing boats and a small one hauled up on the shingle strand at the west end. Above the village, on the level the stepped lane climbs to, a windmill tower turns its ten sail cross beside a bell wall. The sea is laid into the ground as 4 m water tiles set 0.72 m below the paving, so the plot is one continuous surface with no hole in it.