The first sensation that comes over anybody visiting Gallura is that of being immersed in a worls apart.
The image appears to be evanescent almost abstract.
The feeling will gradually change as the contact with this fascinating land and its nature rich of contrasts, lively environment, its cultural heritage which still permeate modern life, grows deeper.

In the solitude and immense silence among suggestive granite and basalt rocks, oak trees, sights of emerald green and blue sea, the inclination of Gallura for the agricultural and pastoral life is still intact. The inland represent the most authentic heart of Gallura, where the attachment to the thousand-year-old history still survive.
We the people of Gallura region feel this direct link to the past with a sense of continuity in the progressive and modern tourist development of our territory.

The Gallura region coastline offers a variety of scenery unique in the whole of Italy, imposing granite outcrops overlooking the sea, beaches of pure white sand or secluded inlets, wind eroded cliffs that plumet into the sea, crystal clear water, unspoilt islands, endless series of picturesque coves with no equal in the Mediterranean basin can all be reunited under the same name:"Costa Smeralda".

The region of Gallura offers vast forests dominated by various species of oaks mainly cork oaks and holm oaks and wild olive trees. The Mediterranean maquis covers large areas of the region with its typical shrubs such as myrtle, juniper, rosemary, mastic tree (pistacia lentiscus), strawberry tree, cistus, ether, euphorbia.
The fauna is as varied and interesting. Very important is the absence of venomous snakes.