Step By Step

Start by going to the top of the ramp by the side of the Rent-A-Car that is on the way to the port. 

Turn left at the top and go on until the white house with red shutters.

Turn right and follow the road up.

Continue to the top of the road.

Turn left at the top.

At the white house with brown shutters turn right.

Continue up this road until the track that runs behind the tennis court.

Follow this track and turn left onto a narrow path just before the very end.
Follow the path. This will lead you to our door.

 
You have reached your destination!

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