Alta Via dei Lattari1876 — 20262026 EditionSunday 11 October 2026
Colli di Fontanelle — Punta Campanella
The final stretch of the ridge follows the Sentiero delle Sirene to the headland facing Capri.
Places along the way
A stage to be read.
The final stage gradually leads towards the Mediterranean. Reaching Punta Campanella is the closing ritual of the Alta Via.
Colli di Fontanelle · Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi · Monte San Costanzo · Punta Campanella
Technical data and operational points will be checked in the field and shared in the Participant Guide.
Open on Outdooractive ↗The route
Where the ridge meets the Mediterranean.
Stage three starts at Colli di Fontanelle and reaches Punta Campanella after 16 kilometres and 700 metres of elevation gain. It is the shortest day, but it completes three consecutive days on foot.
The Sentiero delle Sirene, Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi and Monte San Costanzo accompany the approach to the headland facing Capri, where geography becomes a symbol and the journey is completed.
What makes this stage distinctive
- Colli di Fontanelle
- Sentiero delle Sirene
- Monte San Costanzo
- Arrival at Punta Campanella facing Capri
How to prepare
The distance is shorter than on the first two days, but accumulated fatigue still requires attention. Preserve energy, keep the pack light and approach the final sections carefully.
Frequently asked questions
Before setting out.
How demanding is this stage?
This is a demanding hiking stage within a three-day crossing. Distance, elevation and continuity require training and experience of long days on foot.
Where can I find the GPS track?
The track is available on Outdooractive through the button and QR code on this page. Operational details will be checked again in the field before the 2026 edition.
How do I arrange accommodation and transfers?
Recommended accommodation, connections and practical information are collected in the Plan your walk section.