Centuri Port is a small port known best for its lobsters (langoustes.) If today the pleasure boats outnumber the fishing boats anchored in its turquoise waters, the harbor has retained its charm with its clusters of pastel colored houses with slate roofs. From the open sea off Centuri Port you can see the island where the Cape nobles, who were allies of the Genoese, fled during the twelfth century. All around the village there are the hamlets located on rocky hillsides or carpeted along the valleys.