Sasso Galletto is a unique location situated in the region of Lombardy, Italy, near the village of Laveno Mombello. It is notable for its rock formation, tunnel, and secluded beach, all of which are located on the Lombard shore of Lake Maggiore.
The rock formation of Sasso Galletto is a popular spot for deep water soloing (DWS), with several routes available for climbers. The routes vary in difficulty, ranging from relatively easy (5a/b) to more challenging (6b). To reach the rock formation, visitors need to follow Via Europa to the north for approximately 3km until they encounter a tunnel. Inside this tunnel, there is a small parking area available on the left-hand side.
The secluded beach at Sasso Galletto is characterized by its rocky terrain and deep, clean water, with no sandy areas. The beach is not easily accessible, which contributes to its tranquility and lack of crowds. Its unique location and natural beauty make it an appealing destination for those seeking solitude or a break from crowded places. It is particularly popular for jumping off the rocks into the water, with heights up to 2 meters. There are also interesting diving spots, including an unconfirmed abyss of 60 meters in front of a single monolith.
Sasso Galletto amenities include parking.
Visitor reviews highlight the unique and adventurous experience of this beach, with its secluded location and clean, deep water offering a perfect escape from crowds. The thrill of jumping from rocks into the water and the magical atmosphere are particularly appreciated. However, some visitors express concerns about the potentially risky descent to reach the beach.
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Latitude: 45.9304365 / Longitude: 8.6361419
Sasso Galletto is located in Lombardy. The following map of Sasso Galletto shows the exact location.
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