Ogliastra is not only a place of sea, mountains and countryside full of charm and magic: it is also much more. Between a dip and an excursion there are several leisure opportunities that contribute to enrich a holiday.

In Arbatax, small treasure of beauty, the road has never changed, paved and surrounded by pines that with their branches have given shade and freshness to many during the hot Ogliastra summers. Along the sidewalk, dominated by the church, you can see the harnesses and helmets of children climbing trees.

Portuland, the only Ogliastra Adventure Park, has a path for everyone. After the participant’s size verification, the staff determines the path that has to be taken. At this point the adventure starts: children who do not reach a meter of height can have fun in the red path with many games, sand tanks, walkways and houses, while the largest from 3 to 7 years that exceed respectively 100 and 120 cm in height can test themselves in yellow and orange paths.

Even children with disabilities upon reservation can count on constant and safe support during their journey. For visitors from 8 to 99 years of age, 3 meters high and 13 platforms for an exciting and unique adventure.

Walking through the streets of Arbatax and seeing many small Indiana Jones jumping from one tree to another makes you immediately want to try this experience, maybe in the evening, when the sun goes down on the Ogliastra sea.

If you don’t have the right shoes you can rent them on site, so no excuses: wear a harness and a helmet and go for an adventure.

If you want to try this experience and you are in Ogliastra you can find the contacts below.

Dopo 58 giorni dalla deposizione delle uova e del loro ritrovamento da parte degli operatori dell’area protetta che hanno effettuato un monitoraggio costante in collaborazione con il Come di San Teodoro, la Guardia Costiera, il Corpo Forestale e la compagnia Barracellare, le piccole di caretta caretta giorno dopo giorno escono dal guscio e raggiungono il mare.

Gli operatori del cres – centro di recupero del Sinis – con il personale dell’ Area Marina Protetta Tavolara Punta Coda Cavallo hanno proceduto al controllo del terzo nido. 79 le uova schiuse, 76 piccole già in mare.

“Un sentito ringraziamento a chi in questi due mesi si è adoperato per il controllo ed il monitoraggio, a tutto il personale dell’AMP Tavolara Molara, alla Guardia Costiera, al Corpo Forestale Regionale, alla Compagnia Barracellare di San Teodoro e grazie alla complicità di turisti che con curiosità ed entusiasmo hanno dimostrato grande rispetto e attenzione per i tre nidi”, scrivono dal Comune di San Teodoro.