Point of interest
Fiordo di Crapolla
38 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Amalia
March 28, 2022
The effort of the 700 steps is rewarded by breathtaking views and an enchanting beach. Lenght: 2 km / 1,24 miles Altitude: 350 m / 0,21 miles Duration: 1 hour Difficulty: medium Start: Torca
Isabella
March 29, 2022
Starting from "Charming House", you can reach the wonderful trail to Crapolla , a rugged pathwith a small beach frequented by local fishermen . During the walk you will enjoy a gorgeous view over the Amalfi coast with the archipelago of "Li Galli" and two other small islands: Vetara and Isca.
Amalia
October 16, 2020
The path that leads to the Crapolla fjord, 700 steps through the Mediterranean scrub, offers breathtaking views. In the fjord there is a small pebble beach and the sea is one of the most crystalline.
Antonio
March 3, 2020
Opposite Isca Islet, which belonged to Eduardo and Luca de Filippo, this enchanting fjord opens up between two imposing ridges at the base of which, almost fused in the rock, we find the structures of a Roman aqueduct and a series of picturesque “monazeni” used by the fishermen of Torca and S. Agata. Immediately upstream was a Benedictine abbey dedicated to St. Peter the Apostle, in memory of his landing on the coast of Campania. Today, on the ruins of the abbey, stands the chapel dedicated to him. Near the sacred area there is the stone steps of over six hundred steps leading upstream to La Guardia. The trail then continues along the Rivo Iarito and a little further on it forks towards Torca and S. Agata. On the opposite side, along the rocky slope of Monte di Torca, the viceregal tower stands out.
Opposite Isca Islet, which belonged to Eduardo and Luca de Filippo, this enchanting fjord opens up between two imposing ridges at the base of which, almost fused in the rock, we find the structures of a Roman aqueduct and a series of picturesque “monazeni” used by the fishermen of Torca and S. Agata…
Mariagrazia
October 29, 2021
For trekking lovers, beautiful landscapes, It would be a shame to miss it!ll
