Cala Goloritze Rock Climbing
| Elevation: | 216 ft | 66 m |
| GPS: |
40.10857, 9.68923 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Shared By: | EricF on Mar 25, 2014 · Updates | |
| Admins: | Tim Wolfe, Shawn Heath |
Description
Cala Goloritze is a very famous beach on the Italian Island of Sardinia. It is famous for being beautiful, secluded and the 143 m high Aguglia de Goloritze right on the water. There are numerous other climbs from single pitch to longer more involved climbs, but the real treat and most peoples goal is one of the routes on the Aguglia.
Routes are east, north, and west facing and depending on season and time of day the beach can very secluded or extremely crowded. The limestone is fantastic, featured and can be sharp.
Getting There
Best way to the island is either flying into Cagliari in the South or Olbia in the north and renting a car, if you already have a car ferries are available from Livorno and Civitavecchia on mainland Italy.Once on the island of Sardinia follow SS131 towards Nuoro and Siniscola exit at Lula. Take the SP 38 towards and past Dorgali. Continue of the beautiful SS125, named Orientale Sarda, leading to the little town of Baunei. From Baunei, just before entering the village, turn to left following the road to the Church of San Pietro in Golgo (signpost Ristorante del Golgo); follow the road for about 10 km. Look for signs to Goloritze. Park at the end of the road at the equipped camping (Su Porteddu). Paying parking inside the camping area.From here follow the path towards the beach. About 4 km, an hour on the way down, a bit longer on the way out, ~1,400 feet of elevation. The Aguglia is just off the trail on the right shortly before the way down to the beach.
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