Punta Goloritzè

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.

Sardinia's regional government recognized the geological significance of this formation in the early 1990s and granted it protected status. This conservation decision was later confirmed at the national level to safeguard the rock formation and its surrounding ecosystem.

The site attracts climbers who come to test themselves on the vertical rock faces, drawn by the challenge this natural formation presents. For visitors, it represents a symbol of Sardinia's raw coastal landscape and its geological character.

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.

The waters surrounding the pinnacle are off-limits to motorboats, keeping this area exceptionally quiet and undisturbed. This protection has helped preserve the marine ecosystem and protect the rock from the wear that boat traffic might cause.