The year was 2014, the adventure park was preparing to face its first opening season. Ten years have passed since that day, many guests, adults and children, children who the park saw grow up and adults who returned to being children inside the park.
Ten years of smiles, fun, light-heartedness, adventure and good food.
Ten years of family.
The first opening date of 2024 will be on April 1st, Easter Monday.
The Perfect Combination Between Love for Nature and Oneself
Immersed in nature in the province of Cagliari, the Pula Adventure Park will entertain you with its aerial routes specifically designed to satisfy everyone: adults, children, families, schools and groups.
Lianas, ropes, Tibetan bridges, cables (Zip-lines), nets and walkways will allow you to pass from one tree to another in extreme safety. You will also have the opportunity to choose the route that best suits you and choose the heights and degree of difficulty that best suits you.
We ask guests to always take a look at our regulations for further information and to consult the calendar to check opening times.
Activities in Total Safety
To guarantee maximum user safety, the Pula Adventure Park uses the innovative Coudou Pro fall arrest system, which makes it impossible to unhook from the lifeline of the routes unless an instructor intervenes with a special key.
The peculiarity of this system is in fact that it allows the hooking and unhooking of the carabiner only when you are on the ground.
The Territory of Pula
The Adventure Park in Sardinia – Pula is located between the Pixinamanna Forest and the Site of Community Importance (SCI) Between Forte Village and Perla Marina. In the hottest periods, to cool off after twirling among the trees, our crystal clear sea is ready to welcome you. The fine white sand beach, in fact, is just 100 m from the park.
Born from the environmental redevelopment project of the green area located within the Comunione La Pineta, the Pula Adventure Park extends over approximately 13,000 m2 and is characterized by the presence of various species of trees such as stone pine and maritime pine in the play area; the maritime rake, the marine eryngium and the pancratium or sea lily, however, populate the underlying sand dunes.
