Cagliari: trekking in the Sette Fratelli Park

Spend a special day among the fascinating granite peaks of the Sette Fratelli Regional Park, the green lung of southeastern Sardinia.
In addition to wild boars, foxes, hedgehogs, and numerous bird species—including the golden eagle—you will have the chance to observe the majestic Sardinian deer, an endemic subspecies of the European deer and the true ruler of this natural oasis. The loop trail winds through lush holm oak forests mixed with typical Mediterranean scrub, including strawberry trees, Phillyrea, and myrtle.
Along ancient charcoal pits, you will venture into the great mountainous massif of southeastern Sardinia, where the highest peak, Punta Sa Ceraxa, rises to 1,016 meters above sea level. Here, granite in its many forms and natural sculptures takes center stage in this breathtaking landscape. Get ready for a wonderful adventure and let yourself be enchanted by this unspoiled place.