Official route: 7 stages
Rebus → Old SS106 → Panajia → Caminia Bay → Volcano Cave → Rebus
Rebus → Old SS106 → Panajia → Caminia Bay → Volcano Cave → Rebus Follow the old SS106 south toward Caminia, with caves and the Bourbon bridge, ending near the Vulcano cave and beach. From the beach by the San Gregorio cave to the Byzantine ruins of Panajia of Caminia, with shade, water, and a quiet pine-stop.
Coordinates under review · Directions under review
A quick visual look at key moments from this stage.
Summary: Rebus → Old SS106 → Panajia → Caminia Bay → Volcano Cave → Rebus
Overview
Rebus → Old SS106 → Panajia → Caminia Bay → Volcano Cave → Rebus Follow the old SS106 south toward Caminia, with caves and the Bourbon bridge, ending near the Vulcano cave and beach. From the beach by the San Gregorio cave to the Byzantine ruins of Panajia of Caminia, with shade, water, and a quiet pine-stop.
Included segment
Overview
Follow the old SS106 south toward Caminia, with caves and the Bourbon bridge, ending near the Vulcano cave and beach.
Route experience
Stage 7 with a progressive profile: walk at a steady pace and expect transitions between village, coast, and connectors.
Historical/civic value
Segment with strong historical and archaeological layering linked to the Cassiodoro/coastal system.
Naturalistic/archaeological value
Coastal environment of cliffs, bays, and paths with high landscape value.
What to notice
Notice the historical and landscape landmarks referenced for this stage, and use the gallery images to recognize key passages.
Services and opportunities
Seasonal services between Copanello, Bilbò, and Caminia; verify opening times and access locally.
Main criticalities
Crossings, wayfinding, and connector maintenance still show active criticalities.
GPS and status note
Coordinates are available, but treat the final GPS trace as progressively under verification.
Included segment
Overview
From the beach by the San Gregorio cave to the Byzantine ruins of Panajia of Caminia, with shade, water, and a quiet pine-stop.
Route experience
Stage 8 with a short and readable profile: walk at a steady pace and expect transitions between village, coast, and connectors.
Historical/civic value
Segment with strong historical and archaeological layering linked to the Cassiodoro/coastal system.
Naturalistic/archaeological value
Coastal environment of cliffs, bays, and paths with high landscape value.
What to notice
Notice the historical and landscape landmarks referenced for this stage, and use the gallery images to recognize key passages.
Services and opportunities
Seasonal services between Copanello, Bilbò, and Caminia; verify opening times and access locally.
Main criticalities
Crossings, wayfinding, and connector maintenance still show active criticalities.
GPS and status note
Coordinates are available, but treat the final GPS trace as progressively under verification.
60 min out + 44 min return · about 3 + 3 km · medium
Technical segments connected to this official stage.
Practical and safety guidance to walk this stage with confidence.
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Criticalities
Safety and criticalities
This official route track is provided for orientation. Always follow local signage, current conditions, and local guidance.
Official stage track coming soon.
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Coordinates under review
Directions under review
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Technical segments connected to this official stage.
Rebus — Old SS106 — Caminia
Follow the old SS106 south toward Caminia, with caves and the Bourbon bridge, ending near the Vulcano cave and beach.
San Gregorio Cave — Panajia of Caminia
From the beach by the San Gregorio cave to the Byzantine ruins of Panajia of Caminia, with shade, water, and a quiet pine-stop.
Media available for this stage.
