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Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour

Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour
Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour
Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour
Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour
Selvaggio Blu Trekking Tour

Explore Selvaggio Blu on this thrilling trekking adventure in the heart of Sardinia, Italy! Alonside certified guide Federico, embark on an epic journey of hiking, scrambling, abseiling, and climbing through rugged forests, over rolling hills, and across towering cliffs.

Private

5 Days

May, Sep, Oct

High

Intermediate


Highlights

  • Trek through the amazing scenery in Selvaggio Blu
  • Embark on a wild experience in the vast beauty of Sardinia, Italy
  • Enjoy an unforgettable swim every evening

Description

Adventure awatis in Selvaggio Blu, where we'll embark on an mesmerizing trekking tour along the rugged coastline of Sardinia, Italy!

Enjoy a thrilling combination of hiking, scrambling, abseiling, and climbing, on what is considered as one of the most difficult treks in Italy. Hike through forests, over hills, and across rocky outcrops, with plenty of opportunities for swimming and exploring along the way.

Start at Pedra Longa and hike across Punta Giradili to Porto Pedrosu. Swim, have dinner, and camp overnight. Wake up early the next day to continue hiking a shorter section of trail with some scrambling to Punta Salinas, a great spot for views of Cala Goloritze.

Then we'll encounter one of the toughest and most beautiful stages of our trip! Hike up the Boladina canyon with an easy climb and then do a short and stunning via ferrata. Follow high-altitude trails, dizzying hairpin bends, and spectacular passages under caves rich in concretions, to Bacu Mudaloru cove.

Skirting Bacu Mudaloru on its left bank, reach the plateau near Ololbizzi. Then, skirting Serra Ovara from the sea side, reach Sa Nurca. Three abseiling descents lead first to the great forest of Biriala and then to the beautiful beach of the same name. Swim, have dinner, and camp.

On the last day, we'll continue through the bush of Biriola and Orronnoro and then tackle the rocky ramparts blocking access to Cala Sisine through ledges and climbs. From here, it won't take long to reach Cala Sisine.

The Selvaggio Blu is a technical trek, and participants should be experienced in all aspects of hiking, scrambling, and abseiling. However, the rewards are well worth the effort, with stunning views and the opportunity to experience some of Sardinia's most remote and beautiful coastline.

Reach out to me today and book your spot on this unpararelled trekking adventure in the wildest corners of Italy!

Price includes

  • Guiding fee
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Transport during the trip

Meeting point

Santa Maria Navarrese

Itinerary

Day 1: Pedra Longa - Porto Pedrosu

First day of walk from stunning Pedra longa, across Punta Giradili and down for a swim in Porto Pedrosu, dinner and outdoor overnight.

Day 2: Porto Pedrosu - Cala Goloritze

Shorter section of trail with some scrambling, we will reach Punta Salinas, amazing spot for a view on Cala Goloritze. We will camp nearby but is possible to walk down to the beach to have a swim and get back for diner and outdoor overnight.

Day 3: Cala Goloritzé – Bacu Mudaloru

One of the toughest and most beautiful stages! We will go up the Boladina canyon with an easy climb and then we will do a short and stunning via ferrata. Through high altitude trails, dizzying hairpin bends and spectacular passages under caves rich in concretions, we will go along the Bacu Mudaloru until we reach its charming cove. Here we’ll go for a swim and we’ll camp overnight.

Day 4: Bacu Mudaloru – Cala Biriala

Skirting Baku Mudaloru on its left bank, we will get to the plateau near Ololbizzi. Then, skirting Serra Ovara from the sea side, we will get to Sa Nurca. Hence, three abseiling descents lead first to the great forest of Biriala and then to the beautiful beach of the same name. Swim, dinner and camp.

Day 5: Cala Biriola – Cala Sisine

We continue through the bush of Biriola and Orronnoro and then tackle the rocky ramparts blocking the access to Cala Sisine through ledges and climbs (10 m – IV inf.). From here it won’t take long to reach Cala Sisine. From there transfer to the parking with 4x4 or boat.

 

Details

Accommodation

We'll be using tents and Bivy bags throughout our trip


About the guide

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Federico

5.0

(20)

Mountain Guide

I’ve always been drawn to the challenge of climbing and the freedom of the outdoors. My journey began on a bike, exploring remote corners of the world, and evolved into a passion for endurance sports like triathlons and ultra-distance mountain running.

With a Master’s degree in Forestry Science and professional experience as a Lab Manager across Europe, I eventually decided to turn my lifelong passion into a career. Becoming a Mountain Guide was the answer and allowed me to live by the rhythm of the mountains and share my love for adventure with others.

I now guide year round — ski touring, freeride, and ice climbing in winter; mountaineering, rock climbing, hiking, and trail running through the warmer months.

Each person’s ambitions are unique, and I design custom programs to match every client’s goals, experience, and dreams.

Whether it’s a one-day climb, a technical face, or a multi-day expedition, I’m here to help you reach it — Let’s go find your next adventure!

Languages

Italian | French | English

Certificates

UIAGM | IFMGA


What people are saying about Federico

Reinout

Jake

Alistair

Malte

Great guide! We had an amazing climb

Marcel

Fede can't be more kind, professional, good person and safety ruled.


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