Church of St. Mary "Pirates" was built in the middle of the 16th century along the coast in Komiža. It was named "Pirate" because of the theft of its image by the pirates, who reportedly returned to the beach in front of the church after the shipwreck.It is built in Renaissance style and has a somewhat unusual shape because it consists of three connected churches with three connected triangular facades. There are five altars in the church, the most beautiful of which is the main altar with gilded baroque statues of the Annunciation. PaAlong the east wall of the church is a small church courtyard with an octagonal well that kept the water flowing there. On each of the eight sides there are reliefs of saints and religious signs associated with Komiža: St. Nicholas, St. Andrew, St. Anthony and the Archangel Michael, Adam and Eve, Mary with a son, a divine lamb with a cross as a sign of Christ and a torch in the open door as a symbol the afterlife.