This is a simple route along a range of hills that extends north-south to Palinuro. On the right is the sea, on the left the Mingardo valley and behind it the massif of Mount Bulgheria. If you always orient yourself in the highest possible elevation, you cannot miss the path. First, it goes down the road a bit through agricultural landscape. The road turns into the driveway and you have to turn right onto a path. The path leads over a summit. On the other side there a few buildings are bypassed. Then there’s again a road that turns into a path. The path leads through low scrub and was easily walkable at that time, but could be overgrown. Shortly before Palinuro it leads down some steps and there are indications that the route could have been marked in the opposite direction.

Although this short trip can be ended when arrived in the village of Palinuro it seems recommendable to add a little round trip on the Capo Palinuro ascending though a pine forest and then go down through grassland with a spectacular view over the bay of Palinuro to the hills where this route has its origin. Over a staircase you reach the little harbor where the excursion can be concluded with a boat trip to the maritime caves.