The steep cliffs and trails of the Selvaggio Blu are surrounded by flora that reflects the rugged and Mediterranean character of the territory. Among the most characteristic species:

• Mediterranean Scrubland: Lentisk, strawberry tree and myrtle are among the most common plants, releasing intense scents along the way.
• Monumental Junipers: Ancient centuries-old trees clinging to the rocks, standing firm against wind and time.
• Wild Flowers: In spring, the trails come alive with cyclamen, asphodels and wild orchids — a true spectacle for botany lovers.
• Holm Oaks and Carob Trees: Small woodlands of these plants provide shade and coolness along some stages of the trek.

The fauna is equally remarkable, with species often found only in Sardinia. During the excursion you might spot:

• Mouflons: Symbol of Sardinian wildlife, these agile animals move effortlessly among the rocks.
• Eleonora’s Falcon: An elegant bird of prey that nests on the cliffs dropping sheer to the sea.
• Eagles and Kestrels: Frequently spotted in the clear skies above the Supramonte.
• Foxes and Wild Boar: Though more elusive, they may appear along the more inland sections of the route.
• Endemic Insects and Reptiles: Including the marginated tortoise and colourful butterflies.

Walking along the Selvaggio Blu means coming into contact with a fragile ecosystem. It is essential to respect the environment, avoiding picking plants or disturbing wild animals. Every hiker has the responsibility to preserve this natural heritage for future generations.

Relying on the services of 25miglia allows you to discover every detail of the flora and fauna of the Selvaggio Blu with the support of expert guides. Our guides have an in-depth knowledge of the territory and can show you hidden corners, share fascinating facts about the species you will encounter and guarantee you a unique and safe experience.