(20246) Santo-Pietro-di-Tenda -

You reach this spot via a trail that takes about an hour. At the beginning, there's a hut with a guard who charges €10 for this section. This gives you permission to drive and explore this area. For most of this route, we saw vehicles ranging from Peugeot 307s and Fiat Ducato campers to Mercedes G-Class and other off-road vehicles. You can expect relatively well-maintained tracks and a small river crossing, which the aforementioned vehicles also drove through. Only the last section to this spot is more suitable for taller vehicles with good tires, as you'll encounter larger rocks, deeper holes, and intersecting paths. At the end, you'll find several spots. The marked spot, however, was the easiest. From here, it's a 2-minute walk to the beach. Only 4x4 vehicles such as touring, quads, or buggies pass by. The beach is quite crowded at lunchtime. Please note: Sleeping, camping, or bivouacking is strictly prohibited here. There is also a campsite in the area where you can legally spend the night.