Sella del Diavolo is an attraction in Cagliari, Sardinia (Italy).
You can easily reach it by car or with public transport to the Poetto seafront and then continue on foot towards the promontory; another access point is the village of Calamosca. The main paths start from the coast and are well marked in the access areas.
Normally, no reservation is required to access the paths and viewpoints: Sella del Diavolo is an area open to the public. However, guided activities, excursions, or kayaking trips may require advance booking.
Yes, the area can be suitable for children if you choose the easier paths and pay attention to exposed areas. It is important to supervise young children, wear appropriate footwear, and avoid approaching rocky sections or cliffs without safety measures.
Near the Poetto seafront and the village of Calamosca, there are parking areas, but availability can be limited especially in peak season and on weekends. It is advisable to arrive early or consider public transport or biking.
The duration depends on the starting point and the pace: a walk to the main viewpoints typically takes 30 minutes to an hour, while a more thorough exploration with stops may take longer. Consider photography stops and terrain conditions.