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Selvaggio Blu from 16 to 23 September 2026

from
1,150.00

Dates7 days

The Selvaggio Blu (Wild Blue), winds along the Baunei coastline, along shepherds' paths through log ladders, cliffs, spectacular rocks, ancient sheepfolds, centuries-old holm-oak forests, Mediterranean maquis, white beaches and unspoilt creeks.
The paths always used by shepherds crossed the Supramonte in every direction but were (and are) very difficult to locate and follow because they are poorly traced and mostly reduced to thin goat tracks. This is perhaps the most remarkable charm of Selvaggio Blu: the need to continually orient oneself in an overpowering and extraordinary nature where the only point of reference is the blue sea! It is a 7-day walk starting from Pedralonga and ending at Cala Sisine

the participation fee:

  • 5 persons 1280 €
  • 6/7 persons 1200 €
  • 8/9 persons 1150 €

Confirmatory deposit equal to 30% of the total euro by 30 July 2026. Balance by 30 August 2026.

Info and reservations:

segreteria@prorockoutdoor.it or call +39 3349585828 or +39 3451168661

  • Vacation Style Holiday Type
    Hiking Tours and trekking
  • Activity Level Intermediate
    4/8
All about the Selvaggio Blu dal 16 al 23 settembre 2026.

Trained hikers who are used to walking with a rucksack (max. 7 kg) can participate in the trek. In any case, this is a demanding route that presents some mountaineering difficulties; there are a few easy climbing stretches and some abseiling that can be overcome even by those who have never climbed, only if accompanied by an Alpine guide. The height differences are not excessive, but the roughness of the terrain and the orientation difficulties mean that the stages are never short. Depots for food, water and luggage for overnight stays will be prepared in advance along the route by the organisation.

Note

The programme may be modified or interrupted by the mountain guide due to the insufficient technical level of the participants or for weather reasons.

Technical/physical level required Good mountain walking training is required

The transport and provisioning service includes the transport from one stage location to the next of large bags or backpacks, together with watertight food and camping equipment bins. During the trekking days, everyone will carry a medium-sized rucksack (approx. 30/35 litres) with any personal equipment, sun cream, flip-flops, beach towel, swimming costume, packed lunch and snack, water, camera, double rope equipment (harness, helmet, carabiners, lanyard, etc.).

The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance
What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.

The fee includes: 

- complete logistical and technical organisation,

- Accompaniment and assistance from a U.I.A.G.M. certified Alpine Guide and a Sardinian Environmental Hiking Guide.

- board and lodging during the entire trekking period (full board), packed lunch at midday, dinner and breakfast prepared by the organisation overnight stays will be in tents, in a hostel on the last day.

- use of common materials, provision of harness, helmet, climbing equipment for those not provided.

- assistance of a local staff to transport the participants' food, water and luggage to the bivouac sites; the same staff will be responsible for preparing meals.

- insurance and transport in case of recovery by helicopter.

What is not included in this tour?Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.

The fee does not include:

-the return ferry to Sardinia

-Transfer by A/R minibus from Olbia airport or by own car.

-meals and breakfast during the ferry crossing, dinner on the last evening.

- reservation-registration 'Selvaggio Blu' route 30 €.

-accident insurance.

– guide’s expenses: travel, mountain huts and ski lifts will be shared amongst the clients

- everything not specified.

 

  1. Day 1 Day 1

     16/09 -Ferry crossing to Olbia

    Meeting in Livorno in the evening, ferry crossing at 22:30, arrival in Olbia in the morning at 7:30.

  2. Day 2 Day 2

    17/09 - Day 1 trek: Transfer from Olbia to Pedra Longa at Punta Ginnirco

    Transfer from Olbia to Pedra Longa for the start of the trek. First stage from Pedra Longa to the beautiful clearing just below the summit of Punta Ginnirco 810 m. Through a beautiful path we climb the characteristic Cengia Giradilli, beginning to enjoy the Sardinian landscapes with the first iscale i fustes .

    Dinner and overnight stay in a tent.

    Height difference: + 725 m

    Length: 4 km

    Walking time: h 3/4

    Difficulty: easy E

  3. Day 3 Day 3

    18/09 Day 2: Ginnirco Point – Portu Pedrosu

    The route is mostly downhill with a few short ups and downs, through characteristic Mediterranean scrub. We can enjoy magnificent views of Pedra Longa from the edge of cliffs hundreds of metres high. We arrive at Portu Pedrosu, a splendid fjord where we can refresh ourselves with a swim and camp near the beach.

    Dinner and overnight stay in a tent.

    Elevation gain: +210 m/ – 750 m approximately

    Length: 7 kilometres

    Travel time: 6–7 hours.

    Difficulty: medium EE

     

     

  4. Day 4 Day 4

    19/09 Day 3: Portu Pedrosu – Cala Goloritzè- On Porteddu

    Leaving the beautiful cove of Portu Pedrosu, we immediately begin an uphill climb, crossing the edge of numerous cliffs overlooking the sea. Once we reach Punta Salinas, we will arrive at Cala Goloritzè for a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters. Return to Su Porteddu campsite.

    Dinner at a tented accommodation facility.

    Elevation gain: +900 m/–850 m

    Travel time: 7 hours

    Distance: 9 kilometres

    Difficulty: medium difficulty EE

     

  5. Day 5 Day 5

    20/09 Day 4: Cala Goloritze - Ololbitzi

    We cross Bacu Goloritzè to reach Boladina, from whose summit we can admire the sheepfolds of S'Arcu de su Tasaru along Serra Latone and Bacu Mutaloro su Feilau. During the journey, there will be a double rope descent and short sections of easy climbing.

    Dinner and overnight stay in a tent.

    Elevation gain: +900 / –750 metres

    Walking time: h 7/8

    Distance: 10 km

    Difficulty: difficult, abseiling EEA

     

     

  6. Day 6 Day 6

    21/09 Day 5: Ololbitzi- Cala Sisine

    Perhaps the most spectacular and challenging day, through the ancient paths of the charcoal burners, we will reach the first two abseiling routes in the beautiful Biriola forest. After an easy section we will set off again via ledges, fixed-rope sections and other abseils, until we reach the beautiful beach of Cala Sisine.

    Dinner at the Su Coile restaurant. Overnight stay in tents.

    Elevation gain: +150 m/–570 m

    Walking time: h 5/6

    Distance: 5 km

    Difficulty: difficult, abseiling EEA

     

  7. Day 7 Day 7

    22/09 Day 6: Cala Sisine – Cala Luna – Santa Maria Navarrese

    We leave Cala Sisine by climbing up a steep scree until we reach a path through a forest of holm oaks and strawberry trees, which will lead us to the Irove Longu sheepfold. From here, the descent towards Cala Luna begins; along the way, we can admire S'Archittu de Lopiru, a beautiful rock arch.Return by dinghy to Santa Maria Navarese.
    Elevation gain: +650, – 650 metres approximately
    Walking time: 5 h

    Difficulty: easy

    23/09 Day 7: Santa Maria Navarese-Olbia – ferry to Livorno

Equipment

  • Backpack 30/40 l
  • backpack or duffel bag 60/70 litres with waterproof cover (backpack or duffel bag cover)
  • Medium-light weight sleeping bag (0/+5 °C) + polyurethane mattress
  • Sling
  • Helmet
  • Two snap hooks
  • Lanyard: length 120 cm or daisy chain.
  • Headlamp (with new batteries).
  • Provisions: cup, plate, cutlery.
  • Multifunctional pocket knife
  • Water bottle/thermos flask.
  • Proven hiking shoes.
  • Sandals or slippers
  • 3 /4 Light-coloured t-shirts.
  • Socks and underwear (three spares).
  • Swimming costume.
  • Sturdy canvas trousers + shorts.
  • Cotton or light fleece sweatshirt.
  • Lightweight windbreaker.
  • Waterproof shell
  • Rain cape or poncho .10 metres of thin string.
  • Hat, cream and sunglasses.
  • Insect repellent.
  • Toilet paper
  • Towel.
  • Toiletries.
  • Energy bars
  • Plastic wet laundry bags
  • If necessary, a folding trekking pole can be handy
  • Personal items/personal pharmacy, blister plasters.
  • Small first aid
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