Ancient charm, sweeping dunes and emerald waters — Chia and Pula offer a perfect blend of history, nature and beachside relaxation. Once a Phoenician and Roman outpost known as Bithia, Chia is now a tranquil haven where wild coves, juniper-covered dunes and turquoise bays attract swimmers, snorkellers and surfers alike.
 

The coast stretches westward from the scenic promontory crowned by the Spanish tower, unfolding into a series of beaches like Su Giudeu and Cala Cipolla, where soft sands meet crystalline shallows. Inland, saltwater lagoons like Spartivento host rare birds, while rocky trails lead to panoramic viewpoints such as the Capo Spartivento lighthouse.
 

A few kilometres away lies Pula, a lively village with ancient roots and a vibrant summer scene. Here you'll find the famed ruins of Nora, Sardinia’s first Phoenician city and later a flourishing Roman hub, set beside a golden beach and calm bay. Along the coast, resorts and quiet coves dot the shores of Santa Margherita, backed by vast pine forests and framed by pink granite. A land of legends, sunsets and timeless Mediterranean beauty.