Punta Caroddi: the spire of Cala Goloritzé

A majestic limestone pinnacle rising 143 meters high, Punta Caroddi towers over the stunning Cala Goloritzé like a natural monument shaped by time. This extraordinary rock formation, sculpted by the erosion of underground and surface waters, captivates visitors and climbing enthusiasts from around the world.

Wild and imposing, it stands out in the landscape as a symbol of nature’s strength. It is a place that leaves a deep impression on anyone who sees it, offering emotions to those who seek adventure or simply wish to admire one of the most spectacular views on the Baunei Coast.

HOW TO REACH PUNTA CARODDI

Punta Caroddi can be reached on foot through the trekking route that starts from the Golgo Plateau and leads to Cala Goloritzé. Immersed in unspoiled nature, this trail is one of the most exciting in Sardinia and perfect for those who love a direct connection with the landscape.

For those who prefer a panoramic perspective, the pinnacle is also clearly visible from the natural terrace of Punta Salinas, which offers a breathtaking view over the entire coastline.

A PARADISE FOR CLIMBING ENTHUSIASTS

Punta Caroddi is a sought-after destination for climbers, thanks to its limestone walls that offer technical slab climbing in a truly unique environment. Its faces host numerous routes, each with its own character and level of challenge.

Among the most famous routes are “Sinfonia dei Mulini a Vento”, opened in the 1970s by Manolo and Alessandro Gogna, and “Sole Incantatore“, established by Maurizio Oviglia in 1995 and now one of the most frequently climbed.

Whichever route you choose, reaching the summit of Punta Caroddi offers an unforgettable experience, surrounded by the grandeur of Cala Goloritzé and the Baunei Coast.