📜 Group of ancient wild olive trees in northern Sardinia, including one estimated to be 3,800-4,000 years old, considered one of the oldest trees on Earth. 🔍 The largest tree is locally known as S’Ozzastru, meaning “the wisdom of old age.” # Why Go 🌳 Witness one of the world's oldest trees 🌿 Explore a "green cave" within a younger olive tree 🏞️ Enjoy a peaceful natural setting # Why Avoid ⚠️ Main tree is fenced off, no direct access to trunk 💰 Entrance fee required 🚗 Rocky, dusty road and uneven parking ♿ Not easily accessible for wheelchairs 🚌 No public transport access # Cost 💰 3 EUR entrance fee. # Hours 🕒 Daily, April to end of October. # 🅿️ Parking Uneven, rocky, dusty spots near the site. Buses park at the crossroads.