Ferrata Pan di Zucchero with Guide

Highlights

The Pan di Zucchero ferrata runs along the "old miners' path" and allows you to reach the summit of the largest Mediterranean stack with its 133 meters high. The starting point of the via ferrata can be reached by the rubber dinghy from the beaches of Masua and can be covered using the equipment provided by the guide following his instructions for use. Along the way you will be able to see the old tunnels of the beginning of the 20th century where some cores had been made, once the ferrata had ended, you could take the circular path that winds along the top of Pan di Zucchero.

Summary

The Pan di Zucchero ferrata runs along the "old miners' path" and allows you to reach the summit of the largest Mediterranean stack with its 133 meters high. The starting point of the via ferrata can be reached by the rubber dinghy from the beaches of Masua and can be covered using the equipment provided by the guide following his instructions for use. Along the way you will be able to see the old tunnels of the beginning of the 20th century where some cores had been made, once the ferrata had ended, you could take the circular path that winds along the top of Pan di Zucchero.

Tour info

Duration

4 hours

Why take this tour?

The Pan di Zucchero ferrata is a spectacular opportunity to climb the highest rock in the Mediterranean. It is an exciting activity accessible to all, without having any experience of via ferrata or climbing. It allows you to spend half a day in a unique way, immersed in a wild and incomparable landscape with the support of a mountain guide in total safety.

What’s included?

Via ferrata kit, helmets
Organization, accompaniment, teaching Certified Guide
inflatable cost

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 4h
Mobile tickets accepted

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Big Alpine Guide

About operator:

My name is Marco Bigatti, I turned my passion into a job, becoming Mountain Guide in October 2017, the first mountain guide that lives all the year in Sardinia. I experience the mountains from a 360-degree point of view. I have practiced all disciplines of climbing in the Alps: rock climbing, alpinism, ice climbing , as well as ski mountaineering. In addition to alpinism, I love pure sport climbing, seeking out the best climbing sectors throughout the entire Alpine range. But it was in Sardinia that I found a paradise of crags, in particular in the south-west of the island, where you are able to enjoy all types of climbing throughout the year. I offer climbing day or trips for beginners or experienced climbers who need a guide, multipitch packages for those who want to live an alpine experience, climbing courses, all-inclusive climbing holiday with accommodation in our nice B&B by the sea, guided trekking and mountain biking tours.