Gorropu Canyon Guides: Tickets, Routes and the Coast
Gorropu Canyon tickets and hours, the trailheads, how hard the hike is, Cala Goloritze on foot, the Bue Marino cave and where to stay.
Cala Goloritzé Hike: Booking, the Trail and the Boat Option
The Cala Goloritzé hike from Su Porteddu: the 2026 booking rules (€7, 250 at a time), 3.5 km and 2 hours back up, and when the boat is the better way.
Read guide →How Hard Is the Gorropu Canyon Hike?
Gorropu Canyon difficulty by stretch: the walk in, the 2-hour climb back to Genna Silana, the boulder scramble, who should skip it, kit, and guided or not.
Read guide →Gorropu Canyon Map: the Three Ways In
Where the Gorropu Canyon hike starts: the Genna Silana pass on the SS125, the Sa Barva bridge from Dorgali, or a guided off-road day. Distances and times.
Read guide →Gorropu Canyon Tickets, Opening Hours and Season
Gorropu Canyon tickets cost €6 for adults and €4 for ages 6-17, cash only at the gorge entrance. Opening hours, the season, and hikes that include entry.
Read guide →Grotta del Bue Marino Tickets: the Cave, the Boat and the Bundles
Grotta del Bue Marino tickets for 2026: €10.50 or €12.50 for the guided cave visit, the boat from Cala Gonone on top, or both in one booking. What to buy.
Read guide →Where to Stay for Gorropu and the Gulf of Orosei
Cala Gonone for the boats, Dorgali for the Gorropu and Tiscali pickups, Orosei or Santa Maria Navarrese at either end: which base fits your days.
Read guide →Want the hike sorted first? Check Gorropu hike dates →