I sentieri di Caprera
e La Maddalena
I percorsi ufficiali del Parco Nazionale dell'Arcipelago. Graniti rosa, macchia mediterranea, acque turchesi — a piedi tra le meraviglie di Caprera.
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Monte Tejalone
The highest peak of Caprera at 212 metres. Reached from the Eastern Ridge in about 40 minutes of climbing on a marked path.
Poggio Bacca
A short climb to Poggio Baccà, a height in the southern sector of Caprera with a view over the strait between the island and the Sardinian mainland.
Poggio Stefano
A direct climb to the second peak of Caprera at 194 metres, with a route over rock and an exposed crest. Reached from the branch along the Eastern Ridge.
From Cala Napoletana to Candeo
The link between the west coast and the east coast of Caprera, through the saddle that joins Cala Napoletana to the Candeo Battery.
Eastern Ridge
The long crossing of Caprera: 7 kilometres on the eastern crest of the island, among the ruins of Poggio Rasu, Fort Arbuticci and the Candeo Battery.
Western Ridge
The crossing of the western side of Caprera, from Stagnali to Punta Galera: 9 kilometres touching Cala Garibaldi, Cala Serena, Cala Caprarese and Cala Napoletana.
Cala Portese · The Beach of the Two Seas
From the wide beach of Cala Portese, the path climbs north along the rocky coast to a late-19th-century military watchtower.
Cala Brigantina
A quick descent from the Eastern Ridge towards a small secluded cove on the north-eastern side of Caprera.
Cala Caprarese from Fort Arbuticci
From Fort Arbuticci, a descent through the Pian delle Spugne towards the beach of Cala Caprarese, with the option of returning in a loop via Cala Napoletana.
Cala Coticcio
The most technical route on Caprera leads to the island's most famous beach. A steep descent over rock, with a passage requiring the use of hands.