Parco Aymerich is a green park in Laconi, Sardinia, with shaded paths, mature trees, streams, waterfalls and the remains of a castle. Easy walking routes lead through cool woodland to picnic tables and places to pause. The castle and falls can be seen on a round trip of about an hour. A café and toilets are available, and free drinking-water sources are found in the park. Signposting can be poor, so plan your route to the entrance before setting out.
Walking to the castle and waterfalls
Paths through the woodland connect the park’s streams, waterfalls and castle remains. An easy round trip that takes in the castle and falls lasts about an hour. Signposting inside the park is limited, and there may not be a map or guide available, so plan to navigate without relying on trail markers.
Picnic and visitor facilities
Picnic tables provide a place to stop among the trees, and the shade is welcome during summer heat. Free drinking-water sources are present; there is also a café and toilets. The parking area beside the entrance is small, so an early arrival can help if you are driving.
Perguntas frequentes
How long does a visit to Parco Aymerich take?
Allow about an hour for the round trip to the castle and waterfalls.
Are there toilets and a café in the park?
Yes. The park has toilets and a café.
Are dogs allowed at Parco Aymerich?
Yes, dogs are allowed.
Is there parking at the entrance?
There is a small parking area beside the entrance, which can fill up.
