Climbing

In Cala Gonone

The limestone walls of the Supramonte, both coastal and mountainous, have made Cala Gonone and Dorgali one of the most popular destinations for sport climbing enthusiasts. Climbing can be practiced on various routes, both equipped and non-equipped, with varying levels of difficulty, from overhanging to slab climbing, and different degrees of exposure. The best seasons for climbing are spring and autumn, but thanks to the sea's mild climate, this sport can be enjoyed all year round.

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Climbing, sea, and great food – this is Sardinia for us. From the seaside cliffs of Cala Gonone to the limestone walls of Ulassai and Monteleone Rocca Doria, the number of equipped climbing routes is too vast to conquer in a lifetime.

By booking a climbing day with Climbing Sardinia, you will rely on the expertise of a UIAGM Alpine Guide, the top professionals in mountain adventure. Come and discover the best crags—our guides are local experts who can help you improve your technique and tackle routes you once thought impossible.

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Cala Gonone

The equipped walls of Cala Gonone are so diverse that they satisfy both beginners and the most demanding climbers. From classic slab routes to steep overhangs with tufas and stalactites, you’ll find the rock that best suits your experience and style.

With 50 climbing sectors, over 1,100 equipped routes, crystal-clear waters, and traditional Sardinian cuisine, Cala Gonone is one of the most renowned climbing destinations in Europe. Where else can you combine climbing, the sea, and great food in such a welcoming and safe environment?

Source: Climbingsardinia.com