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Asinara National Park
A wonderful protected natural area to visit during your holiday in Sardinia
Asinara Island is today one of the most significant protected areas in Sardinia and is accessible by sea connection with appropriate boats departing from the port of Stintino.
The Cala Rosa Club Hotel is located right next to this extraordinary place, which is easily accessible thanks to the port of Stintino, or our private Yacht Club pier just a few metres away.
The area is marked by wild nature, white sandy beaches (among the best known, Cala d'Arena and Cala d'Oliva) and crystal-clear sea.
The Cala Rosa Club Hotel is located right next to this extraordinary place, which is easily accessible thanks to the port of Stintino, or our private Yacht Club pier just a few metres away.
The area is marked by wild nature, white sandy beaches (among the best known, Cala d'Arena and Cala d'Oliva) and crystal-clear sea.
For its incredible marine fauna and flora, the presence of large cetaceans, dolphins, sperm whales, minke whales and submerged archaeological remains, the Asinara National Park is a true paradise for divers.
The island is also known for its typical albino donkeys, completely white and blue-eyed, which you can meet on the various paths in the park, as they live in herds in the wild.
There are many available activities in the park, from guided off-road excursions, to sailing and horse riding.
For more information click here..
The island is also known for its typical albino donkeys, completely white and blue-eyed, which you can meet on the various paths in the park, as they live in herds in the wild.
There are many available activities in the park, from guided off-road excursions, to sailing and horse riding.
For more information click here..
Attractions and interesting facts about Asinara National Park
The Fornelli prison was the first prison facility built on the island. Decommissioned in 1998, this prison was used during the Years of Lead for the imprisonment of members of the Red Brigades. At that time, maximum security cells were installed. Judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino stayed at Asinara.
In addition to the penitentiary, the island has an Austro-Hungarian ossuary dating back to the First World War, the Turtle Hospital and the Park's Fauna Observatory.
In addition to the penitentiary, the island has an Austro-Hungarian ossuary dating back to the First World War, the Turtle Hospital and the Park's Fauna Observatory.
