The hike on this iconic mountain can be divided into two very distinct parts. The first half of the trip is mainly on a large path leading us halfway up, at 260 meters above sea level. The second part involves more technical terrain, sometimes requiring the use of hands for balance. Note that this is not climbing, but rather a hike that engages both hands and feet. This second section offers breathtaking views of the southern and western parts of the island.

At 480 meters, we reach the summit - and a moment to relax in front of a magnificent panorama.