Top Sardinia Climbing Tours

The Golfo Aranci in Sardinia is home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins that often have fun in the waters just off the coast. Spot these fascinating cetaceans without disturbing their habitat on this eco-friendly SUP adventure. After a short lesson, climb aboard your board to move across the crystal clear waters and spot local wildlife, including turtles, seabirds, mouflons, and of course dolphins.

Rio Pitrisconi makes its way through the majestic granites of Gallura at the foot of Mount Nieddu, a river that allows us to experience the mountain environment while refreshing ourselves, and having fun even in summer. Diving, abseiling, the highest of which reaches 20 meters, and tobogganing characterize this wonderful canyoning route which ends with a trek on a panoramic path that takes us back to the cars in the midst of the luxuriant Mediterranean scrub. Canyoning in Sardinia means exploring a less traveled reality, certainly more exciting and adrenaline-pumping. Escaping one day from the beach will show you different views, without ever giving up the beauty that Sardinia has in store for those who pass through here. Excursion lasting about 4 hours, with an average physical effort. Suitable for beginners and children aged 8 and up. Requirements: not to suffer from vertigo and to know how to swim.

Get a taste of Cagliari’s wild beauty when you go for a half-day excursion along the Devil’s Saddle: a strip of land that juts into the Gulf of Angels. Known for its crystal-clear water, scenic reefs, and rocky coastline, the area is best explored up close. On this intimate tour, you can kayak, and—on hot days—even snorkel. The flexible itinerary lets you customize the journey to your own preferences.

Take part in a family-friendly sightseeing adventure along Cagliari’s rugged coastline on this coasteering tour, ideal for thrill seekers of most ages. Swim, climb, and zipline your way along cliffs and caves under the close supervision of your small-group guide and enjoy plenty of opportunities to cool off in the crystal-clear waters, while soaking up unique views of the Mediterranean and beyond.

Sardinia is a climbing paradise. Climbing means having fun inside splendid panoramas and on compact and beautiful rock, experiencing the thrill and thrill of an outdoor activity of great impact. Even for those who have no experience, climbing with an Alpine Guide is possible from the first day, moving on the rock in total safety under the control and suggestions of an expert. An experience that will leave an indelible memory of this magnificent land.

The canyons are usually quite steep, with spectacular rock walls on either side and a series of waterfalls along the way. Some water jumps form natural slides (TOBOGA) from which you can descend with a minimum of effort and great fun. The goal of the Guide is to make you have fun and feel in total safety, to make you grow independently from your initial level.

Adventurous travelers will not want to miss this canyoning and abseiling adventure through the Codula Fuili area of the Cala Genome region. On this tour, you will descend into the canyon using the hiking trails and abseiling from heights of up to 20 meters at certain points. After the trek concludes, the tour finishes with a swim in the ocean at the Cala Fuili beach, a welcome reward for a hike well done.

Climbing on Sugarloaf is a beautiful adventure, certainly a unique experience to add to your vacation. The tallest stack in the Mediterranean is a 10-minute raft ride from the mainland and offers unforgettable views. The rock is also a beautiful compact limestone. The help of the mountain guide allows even those with little experience to conquer this natural wonder.

The Rio Zairi is one of South Sardinia’s most popular canyoning sites, but visitors might be wary of adventuring along the river’s rocks and slopes if they don’t have any prior experience. This tour provides entry-level canyoning suitable for all levels of experience, with optional challenges thrown into the mix. You’ll jump waterfalls, slide down wet rock slopes, and climb down cliffs by rope. Finish the tour with a typical Sardinian snack, a “sa picchettada.”

The needlefish of Goloritzè needs no introduction, a perfect limestone monolith that seems to have been projected from the sky in one of the most beautiful coves in Sardinia. Climbing the Aguglia is a dream for many climbers, you can choose the long route based on the experience of the single climber.

Pedra Longa, on the marvelous sea of Baunei, offers a high quality rock to climb a beautiful long route overlooking the sea. The experience of starting directly from the sea and climbing admiring the marvelous east coast of Sardinia will be a difficult experience to forget.