Natural Sites

Thanks to its climate and geographical position, the park's territories are rich in diverse environments and landscapes, characterized by unparalleled vegetation and fauna.
The Geomining Park is particularly dedicated to an environmental information campaign aimed at promoting and spreading environmental awareness, ecological sensitivity, and sustainable development.
A dense network of trails will allow you to explore the Park on foot, by bike, or on horseback, making it the perfect place for sustainable and responsible tourism.

Visitors will have the opportunity to experience the unique characteristics of the island's nature.
The flora of Sardinia is typically Mediterranean, greatly influenced by a climate characterized by mild winters and dry summers.
The forest vegetation consists mainly of evergreens, holm oak and cork oak trees and of deciduous woods such as downy oak and chestnut trees.
Bushy formations of strawberry trees, mastic, juniper, wild olive, rockrose, myrtle, phillyrea, heather, broom, rosemary, viburnum, and euphorbia are identified as the "Mediterranean scrub".
These formations, of great ecological interest, are the most representative of the Mediterranean area.
In degraded soils, the scrub gives way to the “garigue,” consisting of species such as thyme, helichrysum, rockroses and euphorbia.

Regarding fauna, Sardinia's favorable environment has enabled the diffusion of numerous endemic plant and animal species of extraordinary naturalistic value.
These often exhibit characteristics typical of islands, such as smaller specimen sizes compared to related species in geographically larger regions, or peculiar characteristics due to long-term isolation.