カリアリの絶景の山頂・トップ7

Before this small, sacred monument with the (diabolical) name "Croce della Sella del Diavolo" (Cross of the Devil's Seat), I would like to offer the viewer lingering here a brief prayer, written by the Polish-born Holy Father Jan Paul II in preparation for the great Jubilee of the Holy Year 2000: "Jesus, only Son of the Father, full of grace and truth, light that illuminates every person, grant to all who seek you with a pure heart the fullness of life. To you, Redeemer of mankind, beginning and end of time and of the universe, to the Father, the inexhaustible source of all goodness, and to the Holy Spirit, the seal of infinite love, be honor and glory for all eternity. Amen." (Pope John Paul II / Karol Wojtyla)

The cross is located at the end of the first section of the climb to Sella del Diavolo. From here begins the second part, the more challenging but spectacular descent towards Calamosca.

Punta Serpeddì, the highest point of the Sarrabus mountains, offers spectacular views that embrace the south-eastern coast of Sardinia. At 1,069 meters, it is an ideal place for excursions, offering a complete immersion in the wild nature and Mediterranean scrub that characterizes this region.

Mount Minimini

Perda Sub 'e Pari, meaning "one stone above another", is a spectacular granite rock with a unique appearance. Also known as Garibaldi's head due to its resemblance to the hero's profile, it dominates the surrounding area, immersed in the splendid holm oak and cork forest of the Sette Fratelli park. Inside there is a maze of tunnels that cross the mountain.

Very significant slopes reaching up to 18%

The Sella del Diavolo refuge is a suggestive refreshment point, perfect for a stop after the climb. Located near the panoramic Sella del Diavolo, it offers a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Poetto bay. Please note that there are no toilets or water facilities.

Devil's Saddle Cross 👿