Triulintas Waterfalls: Trail Guide from Martis

The walk is about 2 km round trip and takes roughly 40 minutes, plus time for photos and stops. The path follows the Rio Masino through shady willows and elms, crosses a couple of wooden bridges, and ends at a 15‑meter waterfall with a small natural pool.

The best time is late autumn through spring, especially December to April after seasonal rains, when the flow is strongest. In summer the stream can run lower, but the shaded river corridor still makes the walk pleasant. Expect quieter trails outside peak beach season.

Park at the small roadside pull‑off on the Triulintas road just beyond the exit from Martis toward Nulvi. From there, a clear track follows the river to the falls; Triulintas sits about 35 km from Sassari, roughly a 40‑minute drive.

It’s fine for children used to walking, but it isn’t stroller‑friendly due to uneven ground and short, irregular sections. Keep a close eye near the pool and bridges, and use closed shoes with good grip for extra security on slick rocks.

You can step into the small natural pool to cool off, but move carefully as the surrounding rocks can be slick. Avoid disturbing the riverbed, pack out all litter, and remember there are no on‑site services—bring water and sun protection.

Wear closed shoes with good grip and carry water and sun protection, as there are no services on site. The route is short and shaded in parts, but conditions vary with rain and season, so plan extra time for photo stops and viewpoints.