Foresta di Terranova
Alà dei Sardi
The Foresta di Terranova is an extensive forest area in the municipality of Alà dei Sardi, in northern Sardinia. Known for its diverse fauna, it serves as a habitat for Sardinian deer and mouflons.
At a glance
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Location
The Foresta Demaniale di Terranova covers 2,159 hectares in the municipality of Alà dei Sardi, in the northern part of Sardinia. This area is an important expansion zone for the Sardinian deer and mouflon, which originated from the reintroduction enclosure of Monte Olia. With its highest point, Punta S'Appara at 759 meters, the Foresta di Terranova offers a varied landscape and is part of the Monte Acuto region. It is a significant natural heritage site that contributes to the conservation of local wildlife populations and provides opportunities for nature observation and hiking.
Highlights
- Habitat for Sardinian deer and mouflons
- Extensive forest area of 2,159 hectares
- Highest point Punta S'Appara (759 m)
- Part of the Monte Acuto region
Tips
- Bring binoculars for wildlife viewing
- Wear sturdy footwear for hiking
- Pack water and snacks for longer stays
- Always take your trash with you
Practical information
Opening hours
The forest is accessible all year round. Specific opening hours for visitor centers or certain areas are not specified.
Admission
Free
Specialties
Foresta di Terranova is an important expansion area for the Sardinian deer and mouflon, making it a crucial site for species conservation and wildlife observation.
