Agia Anna is a small hidden beach, only a few minutes walk from Kalafatis beach and takes its name after the tiny chapel of St.Anna where locals enter to light a candle. It is an alternative to the crowded southern beaches, rather protected from the strong winds and offering a slice of real fishermen’s life, as one can find traditional fish tavernas, local fishermen’s houses and even a boat launch for their fishing boats on the left part of the beach. In Agia Anna, one can find a few sun beds and umbrellas for rent (mostly on the right side of the beach), as well as a choice of restaurants, tavernas, rooms to let and a hotel. The two rocky hills floating in the sea between Agia Anna and Kalafatis beach are called Divounia ("two mountains" or "Aphrodite’s tits", as locals call them). This beach is accessible by car -there is a small parking space-, motorbike or the local bus service (remember to get off at the stop right before Kalafatis beach). From Agia Anna, one can walk to Platis Gialos and Paraga Beach.