Access to the terrace is on the upper floor of the complex via a staircase facing the refectory. This floor consists in a corridor with overlooking cells, and a second room, characterised by a door decorated with a frame and corresponding to the area occupied by the presbytery of the church on the lower floor.
An interesting detail is the presence, in one of the cells, of two masonry stools, placed one opposite to each other under the window, for prayer and observation of the landscape..

A second access door with a more accurate decorative rendering showing a frame in carparo animated by bas-relief rosettes and engraved motifs, and surmounted by the coat of arms of the Order of Olivetan monks, opens onto the main corridor. This opening gives access to a steep staircase that leads to the roofs of the church, two octagonal tuff spherical caps, and to the remains of the bell tower.