Identity
Two local names identify the same compact bay beneath a panoramic terrace.
Use the map point to identify the exact bay.
Also called Villa Verde, Capparrone is a very small cove enclosed by rocky sides and viewed from the terrace above.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
Two local names identify the same compact bay beneath a panoramic terrace.
Use the map point to identify the exact bay.
A tiny strip of shore is enclosed between two rocky wings.
Check the available space before settling in.
Sand and rock may alternate at the entrance and along the sides.
Enter the water slowly and check the bottom.
Check the cove from the terrace and only descend when sea and access conditions are suitable.
Check wind and waves before swimming.
The route from the terrace can include changes of level and uneven passages.
Check the route and parking before carrying equipment.
The small size, rock and descent make it less straightforward than a wide sandy beach for young children.
Choose the safest area and supervise children at all times.
Visitors who enjoy tiny coves, rocky scenery and panoramic viewpoints.
Arrive early during the busiest periods.
Pushchairs, reduced mobility and anyone needing a wide, uniform beach.
Choose a wider beach if you need more space or easier access.
Comfortable footwear, water shoes, drinking water and light equipment.
Keep your equipment light and take every item of litter away.
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