CABO DE SANTA MARIA
This Spanish ship ran aground on September 1968 on the north coast of the island, offering a striking, almost ghostly spectacle
It was a Spanish ship that ran aground on the island's north coast on September1, 1968 - a real windfall for the locals, who appropriated the entire cargo. More than five decades later, this wave-beaten carcass is one of the island's main attractions. Indeed, the site is a striking, almost ghostly sight, as the wreck decays over the years. Access is by paved road, 4x4 or on foot. The boat, which is very Instagrammable, can be spotted from afar, and the approach via the beach is superb.
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A faire en bateau rapide pour profiter du reste de l'excursion
Plage sauvage
Le lieu se merite piste pas tres pratique