€£$
по-русскиen Español (pronto)
enter
1511things to do
in the world
211things to do
in Italy
26things to do
on Sardinia

See the wild mouflonson Sardinia, Italy

#16of 26 things to doon Sardinia

Oddviser

adventure's step-by-step
recipes & lifehacks
How to ride a board on volcano in Nicaragua?How to walk inside the active volcano in Greece?How to feed flying dogs in the jungles of Thailand?How to cycle along the Great Wall of China?How to swim in the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome?How to ride a kayak along the canals of Venice?How to walk on the roofs of skyscrapers in Dubai?
Join usit's more fun together :)
You can see european wild mouflon only on the islands of Corsica and Sardinia, and in Italy you can find them in the national park.
How to see the wild mouflons on Sardinia
In the national park Asinara, among others, very interesting and unusual animals such as donkeys albino, are found wild mouflon - relatives of domestic sheep. These beautiful horned animals, which always kept the herd, and in the summer you can see them separately.

Where to do?

#8Asinara National Park on SardiniaAsinara National Park

The National Park includes the eponymous island and the waters, and on its territory are found rare and unusual species of animals and plants.

Open hours: from 8:30 am to 6 pm
Official website: http://www.parcoasinara.org

How much?

€25 - bus tour and €50 - tour in a jeep on the island.

Reviews

Guest01 May 2025

More things to do on Sardinia

DMARC CheckGet instant DMARC check on DmarcDkim.comadvertisement

DMARC allows you to discover, monitor, and fix weak spots in your email setup, prevent email spoofing, and increase email deliverability. Is your domain vulnerable?

#17Try trippa on SardiniaTry trippaЛеся Кречетова

Trippa is prepared from various parts of the cow's stomach for a special recipe, known since the days of ancient Rome.

20
#15Drive on the Green Train around Sardinia on SardiniaDrive on the Green Train around Sardiniaoddviser

Ride along the scenic Sardinia on historic train of the 19th century.

26
#4Visit the Giants' grave on SardiniaVisit the Giants' graveEugene Krasowski

Come to Giants' grave that was used as public tomb during the Bronze Age, and touch the construction, which had special meaning for ancient people.

FREETomb Coddu Vecchiu
#18Climb on the Sardinian ziggurat on SardiniaClimb on the Sardinian zigguratCherry

Rise to the ancient structure of Neolithic period and look at what has been created by the hands of a vanished civilization.

3Monte D'Accoddi
#25Try mirto liquore on SardiniaTry mirto liquoreDarina

In Sardinia the most famous liqueur is Mirto, and you should try this unusual purple drink after a hearty meal.

13
#26Try liquor Filu 'e ferru on SardiniaTry liquor Filu 'e ferruCherry

Earlier this liquor was prepared in secret, marking the place where you can buy it with a fishing line, but now you can buy this drink in all Sardinia.

#1See the pink flamingos on SardiniaSee the pink flamingosJoan Naples

Ride on a boat on the lagoon of San Teodoro and look closely at the pink flamingos, arriving here in the summer.

FREELagoon of San Teodoro
#2Hunt for sea urchins on SardiniaHunt for sea urchinsR.R.Mix

Arrange a real hunt for sea urchins, and after it have a little picnic on the coast with wine, bread and caviar urchins.

#14Visit Cagliari Cathedral on SardiniaVisit Cagliari Cathedralklia balo

Go up the hill, counting the numerous steps of luxurious stairs and visit the beautiful cathedral in the heart of Cagliari.

FREECagliari Cathedral
#10Try rotten casu marzu rotten cheese with maggots on SardiniaTry rotten casu marzu rotten cheese with maggotsАй Хантер

Try traditional Sardinian cheese containing live insect larvae.

#13Try cheese pecorino on SardiniaTry cheese pecorinooddviser

Pecorino is made from milk of sheep, that grown only in Sardinia, and from it people make the famous cheese Casu Marzu with live larvae.

20
Know more things to do?Guest

Share your ideas of what to do on Sardinia with other travellers — together we'll make our travellings more interesting!

Photo credit © https://www.flickr.com/photos/leopoldodecastro/