A visit to this oasis of peace in the middle of the city is absolutely recommended. Whether you want to experience it on foot or by bike (rental on site or your own), alone or with your family, with or without taking part in one of the incredible guided tours offered by CEAS. Personally we took advantage of both the bike rental and the solo walks, but in my opinion the pearl of this park remains the guided tours, provided by expert and very friendly guides. With them you will be able to learn both the history of the salt pans (the part about the convicts and the processing of salt is very interesting) and of its incredible habitat which, you will be amazed are not only the wonderful and much loved flamingos (the dear "genti arrubia" of the Cagliaritans), but also insects, multiple species of birds and the magical crustaceans (brine shrimp) that populate the salty pools. So don't miss the opportunity, you will certainly be satisfied!

We rented a bike at the entrance to the reserve for 4 hours: great! Very beautiful and interesting reserve, near the sea and beaches (lots of nice places to eat and drink). We saw pink flamingos and lots of other birds....very colorful vegetation....paths poorly marked but it is nevertheless not difficult to find your way.

The visit to the park, with electric car and guide, was very interesting for the beauty of the natural environment, well preserved and for the explanations of the guide Marco, a knowledgeable and extremely helpful person. Thanks to Marco and the reception staff who conveyed kindness and professionalism. The park shows the route of its salt pans and you can admire flamingos and many other species of birds. A rarity in the heart of Cagliari. Highly recommended experience!

Visited this beautiful oasis this afternoon with my boyfriend. The idea was to visit the park independently with a walk, but by asking for information at the info point we were told that a guided tour was taking place soon and we opted for that. We couldn't have made a better choice! We were captured by the history of the old salt pan told in detail by the expert guide who accompanied us along the route. To end in the flamingo oasis where we were able to admire the nesting of these beautiful animals and their puppies. Francesco is a very passionate person in what he does and passes it on to people. Route carried out on a car with other people and lasting approximately 2 hours. Absolutely worth trying! Giada and Giacomo, from Livorno

We were there on a morning a little cloudy because otherwise it is too hot. We rented 2 bikes for a couple of hours at a cost of 20€ and we turned inside on various routes. We saw various species of birds, flamingos and even an otter. Lo consiglio!

If you want to visit the park on foot, it is quite possible and free but without much interest. Few flamingos are visible compared to other places in southwestern Sardinia. It is possible to rent bicycles for 10 € per two hours/person. This makes the tour more attractive and allows you to drive more kilometers. It is very nice to pedal in this pretty scenery by seeing the pink flamingos, sometimes well hidden behind the vegetation.

It is possible to get around the park on foot or by bike or with a guided tour with a train. We chose the latter both for reasons of time (it lasts just over an hour) but also to learn more about the park and the existing fauna. In fact, our companion equipped us with binoculars and he himself had more powerful binoculars. We started on the side of the abandoned salt pans to get to the wildlife part. At the best points for observation he stopped pointing out the various types of birds present. Obviously pink flamingos there are many. Congratulations again to our companion for the preparation, availability and sympathy!