Procurad'e moderare
Barones, sa tirannia
Chi si no pro vida mia
Torrades a pés in terra
Decrarada est giaj sa gherra
Contra de sa prepotentzia
Incomintzat sa passentzia
In su populu a mancare
Mirade ch'est pesende
Contra de bois su fogu
Mirade chi no est jogu
Chi sa cosa andat 'e veras
Mirade chi sas aeras
Minetan su temporale
Zente cunsizzada male
Iscurtade sa boghe mia
Custa, populos, est s'ora
D'estirpare sos abusos
A terra sos malos usos
A terra su dispotismu
Gherra, gherra a s'egoismu
E gherra a sos oppressores
Custos tirannos minores
Est pretzisu umiliare
Sardegna Adventures - Nature
Typically, the flora, fauna and, in general, the natural environment of Sardinia show a rich variety of shapes and colours rarely seen in the rest of Europe.
Far from certain forms of urban decay and consumerism, this land allows us to approach a world that is still ‘primordial’ and pure.
Sea and mountain are to be found in places reasonably close to get to, a main factor that makes the development of itinerant forms of tourism possible.
Most of the beaches are quiet and rarely crowded while the unexplored areas of the interior are full of huge spaces dominated by a sense of enjoyable freedom and silence.
The island also boasts a rich array of natural landscapes and vegetation mainly consisting of numerous species of trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers and officinal plants, many of which are indigenous to Sardinia.
Our unique territory is also extremely interesting for its fauna which includes some rarest animal and bird species such as the eagle, the griffon vulture, the marten, the wild cat, the mufflons and, among the raptors, the peregrine falcon.
Climate, natural environment and history together with the stunning beauties of the places already mentioned, have worked to create the increasing tourist success of the Sardinian internal zones.
We are sure to offer the best of our naturalistic treasures, proverbial hospitality and innate kindness to all those who will come on holiday in Sardinia.
In exchange for our willingness, we only expect that whoever comes here behaves with the greatest respect for nature and the surroundings.
