I have just noticed on the 2nd webcam picture (the one with the really bright umbrella) right behind the beach - is that a road or is that part of the cliff. Hope thats not the path to S. Stef. It looks very steep and I think I would need oxygen to get to the top! :lol:
you can walk up the sandy shingle to get to san stef wants you have gone up the first bit the path isnt to bad, just watch your step when coming down. dick
great - sounds better thanks!
i thought that too when i first seen that walk but it really isn't that bad. plenty of places to stop and enjoy the view too!
When you get up the first bit, on to the road youcan either take that road, or turn shape left on to a continuation of the path and walk along tell will are by the house that you can see from out beach ,then follow it to the right and it brings you down right onto the beach at san stef. We tend to go that way then have something to eat and drink and come back the road way so that you have done a circle route. Its not hiking boot terrertory.
thanks everyone for that!
Quote from: blondegirlthanks everyone for that!
Hi blondegirl!
Why not use your feet a little?
It´s a gorgeous landscape allover there!
and the wine tastes still better after a nice walk
stin geia sou,
navtikos
Yes, as Vivian ( of the all over sun tan :oops: ) and Navticos say; just go for it.
It's a wonderful walk with panoramic views and a "must do" if you are staying in Arillas. Choose an early morning or cool afternoon and take a camera and lots of drinking water. There are many wild flowers and birds to be seen, plus San' Stef' to explore when you reach the other side. It takes about 45 minutes each way.
You won't regret it !
we do intend to do the walk, perhaps more than once too. We should be on our way this time next week!
We did the walk last summer with 2 kids one moaning 9 year old who when she was at the top took lots of pictures. The view is beautiful and well worth it. Also a few different shops to look at on the way once you are past the first steep part :lol: