La Maddalena National Park is the first national park in Sardinia and uniquely comprises the entire territory of a single municipality in Italy. The park offers an array of services designed to enhance visitors' experiences, including access permits, maps, and excursion information. Visitors can explore authorized diving centers, sailing schools, and hiking trails, particularly on the stunning islands of La Maddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria, Razzoli, as well as the smaller islands of Soffi, Nibani, and Mortorio.

The park is committed to environmental education and conservation, hosting events and providing resources for those interested in sustainable practices. It enforces strict access rules to protect its natural integrity, including designated reserves that require guided tours. In addition, the park supports local businesses through authorized food and souvenir sales, enhancing the visitor experience while safeguarding the unique ecosystems within its boundaries. For more information, visitors can consult various online resources, including maps and guidelines specific to the park's flora and fauna.