Punta San Vigilio

This historic peninsula is a natural landmark characterized by a wooded point, an avenue of cypresses, and the adjacent Baia delle Sirene park and beach. The site features the 16th-century Villa Guarienti di Brenzone, which is owned by the Guarienti di Brenzone family. The grounds include a small historic village, a private stone harbor, a small temple, and a historic church.

Documentation of the property dates back to 1498. It has a long-standing reputation as a retreat, having hosted numerous historical figures and artists throughout the centuries. The architecture and landscape are defined by a quiet atmosphere and panoramic views over the water. The area encompasses a 20,000-square-meter park and lush Mediterranean gardens.

The headland functions as a scenic landmark and viewpoint, offering paths for walks through its wooded areas. The Baia delle Sirene is a notable swimming bay, while the historic structures on the point include an ancient inn and restaurant.