Itu Damagoni - Il mio veleno - Aguglia di Goloritzé
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The massive free-standing Aguglia towers high above Cala Goloritzè, one of Sardinia's most beautiful bays. Its Verdonesque limestone walls offer unparalleled technical slab climbing in fantastic surroundings - a must!
Itu Damagoni - Il mio veleno is a beautiful sport climb, technical, never easy and extremely exposed. A strong contender for one of the most beautiful multipitch sport climbs in Italy.
Follow the SS125 from Cala Gonone to Baunei. At Baunei follow signs for San Pietro - Golgo. before reaching the small chruch turn off right along a dirt track following signs for Goloritzè-Piscinas. Drive to the end of this road and park at Su Porteddu, Campeggio-Bar. In spring, summer and autumn the car park and path require a toll (currently 7 euros).
AccessFrom here an obvious path leads first uphill then gently downhill in about an hour down to the beach and the Aguglia di Goloritzè.
GPS coordinates: 40°06'26.0"N 9°41'26.0"E
P1: 6c+
P2: 7a
P3: 7a
Abseil down Sole Incantatore.
GearBolted route. Take 15 quickdraws and some slings.
NotesShade in the afternoon.
BOOKING OBLIGATORY
From 2020, the cove has a limited number of 250 people at the same time. It will be possible to book the trek starting from the third day before the day on which you choose to make the excursion, via the App Heart of Sardinia or the website www.heartofsardinia.com
Last update: 23/05/2025
Pietra di Luna trad & multipitches by Maurizio Oviglia. Fabula Editore, 2014.
Baunei (2021) Sport Climbing. By Maurizio Oviglia
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Ripetuta nel maggio 2025, a distanza di 25 anni. Rimane un palo bellissimo. Arrampicata tecnica su roccia perfetta. Attualmente alcuni spit lasciano desiderare, specialmente dopo la sosta del terzo tiro.
Repeated in May 2025, 25 years after having repeated it. It's still a magnificent testpiece, providing technical climbing on perfect rock. Currently some bolts are in poor condition, particularly on pitch 3, immediately after the belay.