Torre Pali

Torre Pali is the 16th-century coastal watchtower that gave the resort its name. The municipality describes it as largely ruined and now standing on a small islet a few metres offshore. It is a historic and scenic landmark, not a bathing platform, and should not be approached by climbing or unsafe swimming.

Reach it from the resort roads and view it from outside. Do not cross fences, operational areas, private land or unauthorised sections to get closer.

This is not a beach: its main value is scenic, historic or natural. Use separate public bathing access for swimming.

Suitable as a scenic or cultural family stop, but it is not an equipped beach.

Use town parking and services; availability, traffic restrictions and charges may change in summer.

No certified step-free route to the exact point was found; check the chosen access before travelling.

Respect fences, property and signs; do not climb the structure and do not assume interior access is allowed.

This is not a beach: its main value is scenic, historic or natural. Use separate public bathing access for swimming. Respect fences, property and signs; do not climb the structure and do not assume interior access is allowed.

The municipality currently describes the tower as largely ruined on a small islet, so it should not be treated as a normally visitable building.