Enjoy a slow and regenerating experience on the Giara plateau, a charming place in central-southern Sardinia inhabited since the Nuragic age, famous for its microclimate and for the Giara horses, among the last populations of wild horses in Europe in their natural habitat.

The activity starts in Tuili, where you'll meet your guide in the square. From here, you'll board a small van to reach the Giara. Once you arrive, you'll start a guided and narrated walk of about 1.5 hours (about 4 km round trip), with no significant elevation changes. You'll walk on a basaltic island rich in geological history and biodiversity, observing typical botanical and wildlife species; with a little luck, you'll also spot the horses. Along the way, you'll also discover the Is Paulis, natural depressions that fill with water and make this environment unique.

At the end of the excursion, the experience continues with a creative and relaxing moment: a painting session with numbers in an area equipped with wooden tables, accompanied by a hot herbal tea. Your guide will provide the kit, and you'll create a small canvas to take away, while the view of the plain below completes the atmosphere.

It's a kid-friendly activity designed for those who love nature, tranquility, and respect for the place. You'll finish by returning by van to the starting point in Tuili.