This route runs along a precipice that offers incredible views in all directions. It is a place of incredible geological importance since we will walk along the perfectly visible strata in the rock. It is an area rich in fossils.
After passing the entire lighthouse area, we will arrive at a cave known as “the inclined cave”, where we have views of the entire bay.
The lighthouse turned off its light forever on August 1, 1916, but at least we can enjoy a spectacular location today.
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