Climbing in Pranu Sartu, Sardinia

From: €190,00

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Duration

1 Day

Difficulty

Intermediate

Group Size

2 people

Languages

English, Italian

About this activity

Climbing in Pranu Sartu between Sky and Sea

Climbing Sardinia – to descend from the top of the cliff and find yourself starting to climb a few meters from the sea is not an experience that can happen every day. The quality of the rock is always excellent and the context is nothing short of suggestive.

Pranu Sartu is a beautiful cliff near Buggerru that falls steeply into the sea with a jump from 70 to 120 meters, the rock is so worked that despite the verticality of the pitches often the difficulties are affordable for climbers with all levels of experience. The feeling that will remain will be that of being suspended between sky and sea.

Details

When: from April to November
Itinerary type: multi-pitch climbing itineraries
Skill level: intermediate to advanced climber (see the FAQ’s section)
Difficulty: climbing routes from 5b to 6c
Support point: B&B Pedra Rubia

Availability & Prices

€ 360 per day for 1 person
€ 190 per day for 2 person

Notes

The rate does not include return flight to Cagliari, meals, refueling, extra and all that is not included in the “quota” entry. The proposals shown are indicative of a major program. They may vary depending on weather conditions, number of participants or other variables.

Included/Excluded

Organization and 1 full day climbing with a professional Mountain Guide
RC assurance
Common climbing equipment

Transport, tolls and petrol to the meeting point
The guides expenses that are split between the group members
Food and drink during the tour
Personal climbing equipment (see the FAQ’s section)
Accommodation
Any other expenses

Itinerary

We start in the morning from the B&B (or where you are accomodated), and after a descent to the bottom of the wall, depending on the chosen route, we start climb the wall and we reach the top from where you can enjoy a spectacular view over the coast of the Iglesiente.