Unique Features And Strengths
Ferru e Cuaddu is set in a panoramic and striking location, right on the sea’s edge. The walls consist of high-quality limestone and offer diverse climbing styles, including slabs, vertical faces, and overhangs, catering to different preferences.
Description
The routes were equipped by Mariano Zurru and Giorgio Pusceddu, with assistance from Diego Zurru and Cristiano Congia.
Currently, there are 23 routes, but the crag will be expanded with new bolting on the seaside section and a nearby wall. We kindly ask climbers to refrain from independent bolting initiatives and to communicate any proposals or modifications directly to the route setters.
While the walls have been cleaned, this is a new crag (2025), so wearing a helmet is strongly advised.
Anchors currently consist of two titanium glue-in bolts linked by a cordelette and a titanium rappel ring. The installation of complete anchor chains may be considered in the future.
Important note about titanium: Titanium is particularly prone to wear from rope friction. We ask seconds to leave their carabiners on the anchors until the rappel maneuver is complete. Thank you for your cooperation.
Important note about titanium: Titanium is particularly prone to wear from rope friction. We ask seconds to leave their carabiners on the anchors until the rappel maneuver is complete. Thank you for your cooperation. Approach
Park in the wide roadside pullout directly above the crag (🅿️ , 39.411516, 8.406570)
From the parking area, a trail heading south leads to the base of the wall in about 5–10 minutes (39°24'40"N 8°24'18"E). A short exposed section is secured with a handrail for support.
