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the point is magnificent, from here several single tracks wind down to the sea or into the countryside and you can enjoy a splendid view of the Ionian coast

Reopened on April 24, 2024, after renovations and refurbishments. There are now separate pedestrian lanes alongside the road. In the evening, the bridge is illuminated with rainbow colors—haha, just kidding 😅—thankfully, they're the colors of the Italian flag 🇮🇹.

...was closed in June 2023

The Ciolo bridge is the perfect destination for those who love diving from great heights. The bridge connects the canyon and below is a beach. 40 meters high, there is a breathtaking panorama occasionally interrupted by the "splash" of those who dive. Near the bridge there are many caves including the Ciolo cave. The name “Ciolo” derives from the Salento word “Ciole”, to indicate the numerous magpies that nested along the coast.

August 2023 unfortunately currently closed due to construction work.

The cave of San Pantaleone is a rock crypt located on the eastern side of the Canale dei Fani. It is an ancient place of worship of Byzantine monks, who took refuge in this area in the Middle Ages to escape persecution. The cave is divided into two rooms and has on the right wall of the entrance the remains of a fresco depicting the holy martyr Pantaleone.

Beautiful spot. I think it is also the starting point for a nice walk.