Cala Luna is an isolated beach, about 4km down the coast from the road end by Cala Fuili, south of Cala Gonone. It is visited by boats and other travellers in the Summer months, but is mostly deserted at less popular times. The climbing is situated on 2 very different cliffs on opposite sides of the bay. The main ‘Beach’ area is a series of spectacular caves, separated by pillars, consisting of superb and compact rock. The other area is a vast and barely developed headland with a big slab of rock. The grades on this second sector are more friendly but the position is intimidating with exposure from the first moves owing to the steep slope below the crag.
Routes
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22 sport routes (5...8a+) Graded List of Routes List of First Ascents |      | ||
| Buttress (click for routes) | No. of Routes | Route Type | Sunshine or shade |
Approach walk | Other | Page |
| Cala Luna - Slabs The right-hand side (looking out) of the beach has a huge tower of rock overlooking the pier where... |
10 | Sport |
Morning sun |
Downhill 60 mins |
Windy | 20 |
| Cala Luna - Beach The left-hand side (looking out) of the beach is a spectacular area of walls and caves with some... |
12 | Sport |
Morning sun |
Downhill 60 mins |
Seepage Windy | 21 |
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