Sardinia is famous for its breathtaking landscapes. Surrounded by a beautiful rocky coastline, Lake Omodeo, the largest reservoir in Italy, large tracts of forest, and stunning sandy beaches, rock climbing is the perfect way to catch the best views of this vibrant island. The landscape of the island has been memorialised by countless artists and poets who have been attracted to its alluring natural beauty.
Country code
+39
Currency
Euro
How to get there
By plane or boat
Language
Italian and Sardinian
Best time to visit
Spring and autumn are the best seasons in terms of weather and prices
What's the weather like?
It is sunny all-year round, with the summer months ranging from June to September. Temperatures average at around 28°C. In winter, the average is 10°C. And the rainiest month is October
Sardinia is considered to be a micro-continent. This is because the breathtaking Mediterranean island boasts mountains, deep green woods, twinkling blue waters, smooth beaches, and stunning cliffs. This is reflected as well in the languages of the island, with Italian and a wide range of local minority languages being recognised and respected. Furthermore, the island boasts a broad history and has amazing archeological landmarks. Variety is also present in the wide range of rock climbing options for all levels. With over 6,000 routes to choose from, Sardinia is truly a climbers paradise. Some of the Sardinian rocks date back 500 million years! Granite, basalt, sandstone and lime make some of the superb walls you can try out with altitudes that range approximately from 300 to 1000 meters. Start planning your trip and choose one of the guides featured at Explore-Share.com to show you around this fabulous destination!
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