Tafaluro Sea Stack

Tafaluro, often associated with Sant’Andrea’s “Sphinx”, is an isolated limestone formation that defines the bay panorama. It is best enjoyed from the shore and natural viewpoints.

View it from Torre Sant’Andrea coastal paths and descents; the pin marks the rock in the sea, not a walking access point.

Rocky seabed and open water surround the stack; wind, waves and distance from shore can quickly raise the difficulty.

Excellent as a viewpoint for families from land; swimming out should not be treated as a routine children’s activity.

Park around the lighthouse/access road and continue on foot.

Nearest viewpoints involve paths or rock and are not confirmed barrier-free.

Do not climb the stack or swim to it just because it looks close; consider sea state, boat traffic and your ability.

Rocky seabed and open water surround the stack; wind, waves and distance from shore can quickly raise the difficulty. Do not climb the stack or swim to it just because it looks close; consider sea state, boat traffic and your ability.

The municipal coastal itinerary confirms this is a rocky natural route; the old generic diving advice has been removed.