In the center of the village, in the square of Largo Taragio, stands the oratory of the Disciplinati di Santa Caterina. Of eighteenth-century origin, it is a small building with a very deteriorated gabled façade where there is a simple portal surmounted by a niche occupied by a statue of the saint and a circular window.
The interior has a single room, with a frescoed ceiling from the 18th century, depicting the torture of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria. There are nineteenth-century processional lights, gonfalons of the same period, wooden crucifixes of the sixteenth century and statues by an unknown artist.
At the rear of the oratory there is a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea.