22 places in this category
Santa Teresa Gallura
Orosei
Oasi Biderosa is a nature park on Sardinia's east coast, featuring five picturesque coves. White sand and clear, shallow waters make it ideal for families.
Villaputzu
Alghero
The Foresta Demaniale di Porto Conte, also known as 'Noah's Ark' or Prigionette, is a biodiverse forest area within the Porto Conte Natural Park. It is characterized by its rich flora and fauna and impressive cliffs.
Laconi
Gesturi
A basalt plateau at 550 metres between Marmilla and Sarcidano — home to Europe's last free-roaming wild horses.
Siddi
A small Marmilla basalt plateau with steep rims, seasonal pools and views to the Giara di Gesturi.
A national-park island in the north-west: white donkeys, a former high-security prison and untouched coasts.
A limestone massif in the sea off Olbia: a 565-metre island in the Tavolara–Punta Coda Cavallo marine protected area.
Carloforte
A volcanic island in the Sulcis with trachyte cliffs and a major Eleonora's falcon colony.
A marine protected area off Villasimius, from Capo Boi to Serpentara island, with Posidonia meadows and dive sites.
Cabras
Protected Sinis coastline with the uninhabited granite island of Mal di Ventre.
Lula
Giave
La Maddalena
A geo-marine national park of 60 granite islands between Sardinia and Corsica.
Fonni
Sardinia's highest mountains and the limestone coast of the Gulf of Orosei — a national park since 1998.
A 5,350-hectare regional park north of Alghero on the Riviera del Corallo — cliffs, woods and wetlands.
Bitti
UNESCO biosphere reserve between granite mountains, cork oak woods and the Rio Posada.
Cagliari
A regional park right behind Cagliari's city beach, with freshwater ponds, historic salt pans and nesting greater flamingos.
Siniscola
Scano di Montiferro
Orgosolo
A karst limestone plateau above Oliena, Orgosolo and Urzulei — gorges, dolines and ancient holm-oak woods.
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