Coastal panorama, difficult off-road approach
3080, Quiaios
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
An off-road spot with exceptional panoramic views over the sea and coast, generally peaceful apart from passing hikers. The approach includes about 1km of potholes, rocks and ruts, with the final 200m particularly difficult. Four-wheel drive, high clearance and off-road ability are advisable, especially after rain when the track can become muddy or inaccessible. Internet connection is good.
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A path of about 1 km with many potholes. We are in a van and it was quite dry, so it was fine. Very beautiful view.
Beautiful place for one night. In good weather you surely have a panoramic view, but unfortunately it was very foggy for us. The access road was not bad. I recommend it for a stopover.
Its very dry at the moment so no problem in a 4x4 California. Some off road driving skills required to bridge the ruts. Otherwise a safe run in and return. Its a fantastic spot with amszing views on top of a very sterp drop! So not recommended if it has rained.
The last 200 meters have a few large rocks and deep ruts. In a 4x4 it is manageable without too much trouble—just aim carefully! We were two vans. That is probably the maximum for comfort and a view, which is the point of coming here. Unfortunately, previous visitors left traces of toilet paper. That is really foolish. Otherwise, a fantastic, cool and peaceful night.
It is a feast for the eyes; the view stretches over the entire coast and is magnificent! It is true that the spot is a little muddy, but clearly accessible by 4x4. I recommend it!
Perfect! Incredible view! A few ruts, but it is passable because there are large stones. We came here with a 6.20-meter van.
Only for brave people. There is no guarantee you will return alive, but honor and glory if you succeed. A 4x4 is necessary, and it is better to take the upper road.
Location and view are indeed amazing. However, during or after rainfalls very deep muddy puddles containing large rocks make the path leading here inaccessible for any vehicles without off-road capability. High ground clearance and 4x4 is advisable under these conditions to avoid getting stuck. Scout ahead on foots if you’re unsure.
No pictures but trust us when we say it’s very lovely up here. Glad we did the drive. Google will take you on a long drive through a steep-ish narrow path. It’s not that bad for a car, definitely avoid if raining. But the view is amazing here. A few locals running past in the morning but no fuss or judgment. A large motor home also stayed when we were there. Felt very safe and worth the effort.
A spot in the middle of nature with a splendid view of the ocean and the city below. Very quiet; we were alone. The access path is quite difficult, steep and rocky.
