The entire Fishermen’s Trail is not recommended for people with vertigo or fear of heights, so we suggest that you choose to hike the Historical Way, to be assured that the problem of vertigo will not arise.
Either way, you will have a hiking experience that truly captures the essence of this coastal region. It is difficult to pinpoint the most “dangerous” places for those with vertigo, as the terrein can have different triggers for each person. One thing is certain, for every section there will always be parts of the route that are high and close to the cliffside.
In order to avoid his discomfort you will be tempted to deviate from the trail, treading on the the vegetation, climbing dunes and opting for other paths. However, the marking of the course is strategically created to channel the traffic of pedestrians and protect the natural terrain from uncontrolled trampling in this extremely sensitive area within the Natural Park.
At the end of the day, we wouldn’t want what should be a day of pleasure in nature, to turn into a day of distress. Our suggestion is that you opt for the Historical Way and combine it with some incursions to the coast, visiting the beaches and coastal villages along the way.