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10-day guided hike in Selvaggio Blu, Sardinia

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Explore the breathtaking scenery of Selvaggio Blu on this challenging trip in Sardinia with Renzo, a certified mountain guide and have an incredible time.

Private

10 Days

Apr, May, Sep, Oct

Extremely Fit

Advanced


Highlights

* Hike on magical Selvaggio Blu route for 11 days.

* Walk on extraordinary trails and see breathtaking vistas of pristine water.

* The adventure is a mix of hiking and climbing.

Description

Located in the central-eastern area of ​​Sardinia,  the trekking route of Selvaggio Blu is definitely worth exploring. Join me as I take you to this incredible terrain in Italy.

The Selvaggio Blu lies in the beautiful area of ​​Baunei, around 480 meters above sea level. Baunei offers a stunning view of the high massif of Gennargentu and is surrounded by impressive mountains.

The trip has a lot to offer. For 10 days, you’ll cross over 40 kilometers of limestone rocks and ascend many high cliffs. The route stretches from Santa Maria Navarrese port to the beautiful Italian coast of Cala Sisine and is without a doubt an absolute pleasure for the eyes.

The Selvaggio Blu is considered a wild trekking route as a major part of the path can only be accessed by boat. The entire gulf is formed of spectacular coastline, deep waters, gorges and caves and is known for its typical Mediterranean vegetation.

The tour will take you to an area that will leave you spellbound. Several stretches of the route display the fine craftsmanship of the 19th-century charcoal burners and skilled shepherds. The path is considered as one of the most difficult paths to access and demands the expertise of 4th-degree technical skills to traverse.

Though the route is just about 50 km, however, the terrain and the heavy backpack generally makes the progression fairly slow. But, everything becomes worthwhile as you are rewarded with panoramic views all along.

Keep in mind that it is a strenuous trek and includes vertical scaling and abseiling which connects many spectacular sections of the trek. So, you must be in great shape and have previous experience to sign up.

If you have what it takes, then send a message to go on one of the most exceptional treks in the world. You sure will never forget it! I also guide this trip to the Italian Alps here.


Itinerary

Day 1: Departure for Livorno

We’ll depart for Livorno (about 3 h. 30  from the Milan exit to Porto Mediceo). At 10.00 pm we’ll board for Olbia with the Mobyline.

Day 2: Arrival in Olbia

Arrival in Olbia at 07.00 and transfer to Cala Gonone (about 2 hours drive). You’ll stay in an apartment, prepare your backpack and relax.

Day 3: Pedra Longa - Cuile De us piggius

We’ll head from Pedra Longa to Cuile De us piggius ( Approximate time: 3 h. – 625 m, Difference in level – 4 km)

10.00 am: Transfer to Pedra Longa.

Around 12.00 noon: Beginning of the trek.

Day 4: Quile De us piggius - Porto Quau

Head from Quile De us piggius to Porto Quau.

Time: Approximately 8/9 hr, 210 m- Difference in level, Distance covered-7 km

Day 5: Porto Quau - Cala Goloritzé

Third Stage- From
Porto Quau to Cala Goloritzé

Time: Approximately 8/9 hr,  565 m-Difference in level, Distance covered-7 km

Day 6: Cala Goloritzé - Bacu Mudaloro

Fourth Stage- From Cala Goloritzé – Bacu Mudaloro

Time: About 6 hr, 588 m- Difference in level, Distance covered-5 km

Day 7: Bacu Mudaloro to Cala Biriola

Fifth Stage- From Bacu Mudaloro to Cala Biriola

Time: Approximately 5 hr, 400 m-Difference in level, Distance covered-4 km

Day 8: The last stage of trekking

The last stage of trekking. We’ll return by sea to Cala Gonone, relax and have closing dinner.
Cala Biriola to Cala Sisine

Time: Approximately 4 hr, 200 m-Difference in level, Distance covered- 4 km

Day 9: Rest Day

Spend some time on the beach and rest. Then, we’ll transfer you to Olbia and continue for Livorno at 10.00 pm.

Day 10: Departure

Arrival in Livorno at about 7.00 am, return to Milan at around 11.00 am.

 

Details

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Please bring along:

High boots, Two socks, Two T-shirts, Two underpants, A heavy fleece for the evening, An old shirt is good for walking under the sun, Long cotton trousers, Rain jacket, Sun hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Telescopic trekking poles, Swimsuit, Spray / Anti-mosquito-insect lotion, 40/50 l backpack, Cover rain backpack.

Recommended: Refreshing wet wipes and anti-blister patches.

Technical Equipment: Harness, 2 Snap-hook carabiners with a descender, Webbing. Lightweight Sleeping Bag, Waterproof Bivouac bag, Mattress, Front lamp with new batteries, Light camera.

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About the guide

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Renzo

4.30

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Mountain Guide

I am Guide for over 20 years. I was born and raised in the mountains. I love all the activities from freeride skiing to ski mountaineering, climbing on ice and rock, mountains are a place that continue to give me great emotions that I like to share with the people I accompany. I love contact with nature

Languages

Italian | French | English

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What people are saying about Renzo

Robert

5.00

Our guide Renzo went above and beyond! He adapted perfectly to our level of experince and fitness, took us on an amazing scramble around thr mountains, and even took lots of photos and made coffee for us!

Motohashi

4.00

Guide is very safety kind. but we very tired so can't Refugio. very enjoyed Piz Bernina vadnet Pers Thank you nice guiding !

Richard

5.00

A very interesting tour of Piz Bernina with a mixture of snow/glacier and rock climbing. Definitely not easy though and requires a good head for heights. Renzo is a very good guide and has an excellent knowledge of the area and the climbing sections. As a result, we were able to quickly climb the final section from the hut and had the summit all to ourselves.

Tom

5.00

Snow and weather conditions were poor to say the least, but Renzo was a top guide and the tour we did was a good adventure!

Jesper

4.00

Renzo was a lovely guide. We had a good day out and he was experienced. We would have liked a more calm pace though, some time to sit down, have a snack or a lunch in the fantastic environment. The pace was a bit fast for that.


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