Nowadays it’s a vacation-refuge for travellers, seeking an alternative, more relaxed and simple kind of holidays, closer to nature and further from the rapid pace of modern life. Its Chora (capital) is the only part of the island that has inhabitants all year round and it is considered one of the most beautiful in the Cyclades, as it is built amphitheatrically at an altitude of 260 metres, offering a panoramic view of the island and the sea. During recent years, Anafi is gradually being “discovered” by tourists who fall in love with its uniqueness, but it’s still untouched by mass tourism and over-development. The island is particularly popular among campers, who opt for free-camping on the few beaches that still allow it.