Punta Goloritzè, Natural monument and protected area in Baunei, Italy.

Punta Goloritzè is a limestone pinnacle that rises steeply from the Mediterranean Sea along the Gulf of Orosei, forming a striking natural landmark on this coast. The formation consists of white and gray limestone layers, with its highest point towering visibly above the surrounding cliffs and sea.

Punta Goloritzè became a regional natural monument of Sardinia in 1993, when the autonomous regional government established the protected area. The site covers 13.24 hectares in the province of Nuoro, within the territory of the municipality of Baunei on the eastern Sardinian coast.

Punta Goloritzè lies in the territory of Baunei, in the province of Nuoro, and is part of a protected natural monument established in 1993. The site is known among climbers for its vertical limestone faces above the sea, and the surrounding coast is reached on foot along trails of the Supramonte.

Access is limited and requires advance booking to manage visitor numbers at this sensitive location. It is best to visit during calm weather and wear sturdy shoes, as the terrain is steep and rocky.

Punta Goloritzè is one of the natural monuments established by the Region of Sardinia in 1993; the protected area covers 13.24 hectares in the territory of Baunei, in the province of Nuoro. The designation covers the land around the rock, not only the pinnacle itself.