Punta Campanella
Headland on the Sorrentine Peninsula with a crumbling watchtower, lighthouse, and ancient Roman ruins, believed to be the Sirens' cliff from the 'Odyssey'.

Promontory overlooking the island of Capri, Punta Campanella is a site of historical and mythical significance. It features ancient Roman remains, a Saracen watchtower, and a lighthouse.

Why Go

🏞️ Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Capri and the Sorrentine Peninsula.
🚶‍♀️ Hike scenic trails through olive groves and coastal landscapes.
🏛️ Explore ruins of an ancient temple dedicated to Minerva/Athena and a medieval watchtower.
📜 Discover legends of Ulysses and the Sirens associated with this mythical location.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Descending to the sea via narrow slits or poor staircases is very dangerous.
🥾 Reached only on foot via a trail, not suitable for vehicles.

Tips Start your hike from the village of Termini. Consider climbing Monte San Costanzo for incredible views. Wear appropriate footwear for the mile-long (3km) trail.

🚌 Reach Termini by SITA bus from Sorrento or Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi.

🅿️ Parking Free roadside parking available in Termini's square and along its streets.

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