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The temple, erected in masonry of plastered stone and painted white, except for the punch, the wedges, the cornice and the frames of the spans, painted in gray color. In the main façade, with simple front, stands an axial portal topped by a frame. Inside is a stone slab dated "1795", date of first construction, flanked by two windows. It is topped off by a pediment topped by a stone cross. The roof is gabled and covered by half-cane tile of industrial production.



Still outside, on the right side, stands the rectangular bell tower. In it the spans of the belfry are ripped in perfect arches, and is topped by a faceted spire with spiers above the wedges.



Internally it presents a single nave, equipped with sacristy and a baptistery located on the side of the epistle. The pulpit is located on the Gospel side.



At the bottom of the nave are two altars, one under the invocation of Our Lady of Carmel (on the side of the Gospel) and the other on the Sacred Heart of Jesus (on the side of the Epistle).



The image of the patron saint is Our Lady of Miracles, of Flemish origin, dating back to the 16th century. According to local legend, the small image was found at sea. It stands out for its carving and the magnificent adornments with which it has been endowed over the centuries: crown and rosary of gold, cloaks and cloaks of gold reclaimed silk.

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