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View of the Capo Falcone coast – Falcone Tower loop from Torre della Pelosa

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View of the Capo Falcone coast – Falcone Tower loop from Torre della Pelosa

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View of the Capo Falcone coast – Falcone Tower loop from Torre della Pelosa

02:40

9.26km

190m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 13, 2026

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Stintino Beaches

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Mega fine white sand beach. There's always a fresh breeze blowing here, but it's still a great beach.

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View of the Capo Falcone coast

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From here you can enjoy an exceptional horizon that embraces the western coast of Capo Falcone. It's truly gorgeous.

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View of the rocky coastline near Torre di Vignola

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Beautiful ride. The descent path from the tower is marked with triangles and dots of red paint. Footwear with adequate grip is recommended

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The Falcone tower is mentioned for the first time in the map of the military engineer Rocco Cappellino, sent to Sardinia by Emperor Charles V in 1552; it was probably built in 1577. Considering its strategic position, rather than defining it as a robust or simple tower (as defense towers were called), it could be considered more of a watchtower and signaling tower. The garrison consisted of two soldiers armed with two rifles and two pushguns.

From up here, you can enjoy an extraordinary view of Asinara and the sea.

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View of Asinara Island

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From the path that leads to Mount Crocetta, the view of the Asinara Island is breathtaking: the island stretches out in all its wild and uncontaminated beauty, surrounded by the deep blue of the sea. From here, you can admire its jagged coasts and hidden coves, immersed in the green of the Mediterranean scrub that covers the island.

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