Gallura Picnic in the Farm with Animals
The experience is suitable for families with children who want to experience an open-air activity and get to know the farm animals adopted by the farm and taste genuine products. During the experience you will get to know the animals on the farm, from which a low net will separate you: hens, geese, ducks, turkeys, doves, two donkeys, two very affectionate dwarf goats, four lambs, two rabbits and two Peruvian guinea pigs, and you will be able to feed them healthy, seasonal food previously prepared by the hosts (apple and pear, carob, carrots). For the protection and safety of visitors and animals, access to the pens is not permitted.
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Gallura Picnic in the Farm with Animals
What's included in Gallura Picnic in the Farm with Animals
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Visit a beautiful farm surrounded by greenery a stone's throw from the sea in north-eastern Sardinia, in Gallura, near Olbia. Enjoy a special snack of typical Sardinian products in the company of adorable animals and spend time in the open air. This location is a true refuge of love and hope and welcomes animals rescued from mistreatment, abandonment and exploitation, offering them a peaceful and dignified life. Here you can cuddle them in wide open spaces where they can explore, socialize and live according to their natural rhythms. A relaxing and exciting experience, ideal for sensitizing the little ones and soothing the older ones.
Inclusions
- Tablecloth
- Food to feed the animals
- The snack includes: cheeses, Carasau, focaccia, seasonal vegetables and fruit, water and a soft drink (your choice of a glass of locally produced wine or soft drink).
- Private transportation
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- The guide will wait for you directly at the farm. The entrance is well signposted on the main road (SP73). From here, two stone posts mark the entrance to the winery via a white dirt road.
