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 Yes, it’s in Sardinia. Most climbers know this, but most climbers who’ve visited the island have never ventured further than Isili, the so-called “Best of the Island”. Perhaps it’s because of the long journey or the photos published everywhere of the magnificent emerald bays on the east coast, with the famous Guglia di Goloritze, the aptly named obelisk that towers high over the sea, but most climbers choose Cala Golone as their base before pushing further south to Isili. For although this doesn’t offer fabulous beaches, the overhangs are great, but… At this point time usually runs out, the ferry and possible seasickness await as does work, and so one departs, only to return next year to repeat this scenario once more. And so the Iglesiente with its thirty plus crags is snubbed completely, its beaches and west coast cliffs ignored, the easy mountain bike outings along the old mining roads not considered…
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