Canoeing

An exciting adventure on Lake Cedrino, an artificial reservoir created in 1983 and bordered to the south-west by pale cliffs and the forests of the Supramonte. Dominated by holm oak woodland, this precious environment provides an ideal habitat for wildcats, pine martens and dormice, while foxes and wild boars also find shelter here.

The lake is reached by off-road vehicle along a winding dirt track leading to the banks of the Cedrino River, where the canoe excursion begins.

After passing through several wild stretches, you will find yourself surrounded by gorges and forests so dense that they conceal the sky. Golden eagles and peregrine falcons nest among the most secluded and inaccessible rocky cliffs.

Lake Liscia is Gallura’s artificial reservoir, created in the 1960s following the construction of a dam on the river of the same name. It lies between the municipalities of Sant’Antonio di Gallura, Luras, Arzachena and Luogosanto.

A canoe excursion along the shores of Lake Liscia offers the opportunity to admire the area’s abundant natural beauty and its wonderfully unspoilt landscapes.

The lake is surrounded by holm oaks, centuries-old trees and ancient wild olive trees—some among the oldest in Europe, with an estimated age of around 3,500 years. The area is home to wood pigeons, turtles, mallards and purple swamphens, as well as several fish species, including carp, eels and perch.