Capu Rossu, 331 m

From the parking lot, we cross over a clear path to the hiking trail (which starts 50 m above the parking lot on the road). We leisurely hike down to Capu Rossu with the Genoese tower. After fifteen minutes, we pass a gate and shortly after a distinctive rock block, a dilapidated stone hut. In spring, colorful carpets of flowers and cistus bushes delight our eyes, far below a tower-high rocky tooth juts from the sea – pictures like from a brochure. After a good half hour, we reach a threshing floor. Ten minutes later, the path forks in front of a stone house – here to the right (left branches off a coastal path, see return route). After another ten minutes, a path branches off to the right over the rock ridge (easy climbing) – but we stay on the main path (sign). Past a spring, we reach a house with a threshing floor (nice rest area). 100 m later, the path splits: left is the coastal path (our later return route), right leads up to the foot of the rocks and zigzags laboriously over