The crags

The massive free-standing Aguglia di Goloritzé towers high above Cala Goloritzé, one of Sardinia's most beautiful bays. Its Verdonesque limestone walls offer unparalleled technical slab climbing in fantastic surroundings - an absolute must!The iconic needle was first climbed on an...

A spectacular new granite sea cliff located halfway between Portixeddu and Capo Pecora in SW Sardinia. It is not located close the famous trad area but on a completely different side, on the other coast, the one overlooking Buggerru, in the Murru...

This sea cliff is characterised by sharp, reddish limestone, fragile in places. Routes are well-bolted, the climbing technical and, since they are abseiled into, the only way is up…

Castello dell'Iride has become one of the most popular crags in southern Sardinia, and now offers more than 60 routes of all grades with a a magnificent view onto the Masua sea. The crag faces SE and is comprised of...

Castello di Jerzu is great crag in SE Sardinia discovered by myself in in Janaury 1989. The first route to be bolted here was "Sogno a colori" and during the first three years 60 routes were established to ensure a...

The bowl-shaped reddish/grey limestone crag is often overhanging and due to its tufas and small roofs offers varied climbing styles.

Gola di Mikado is a beautiful narrow gorge on the SW coast of Sardinia,  reached via a thin chimney only about ten meters high. The approach was sorted out by Bruno Fonnesu. The gorge has two walls, the left one (west) is slabby...