What to See Around Pula
Historical sites, nature and activities to keep within reach to explore southern Sardinia starting from Domu a Mari.
History by the sea
Archaeological sites and symbolic places near Pula

Phoenician-Roman site
Archaeological Site of Nora
Phoenician-Roman site overlooking the sea, one of the most suggestive in Sardinia. Mosaics, thermal baths, theatre and submerged remains visible from snorkeling.
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Church on the beach
Church of Sant'Efisio - Nora
Small Romanesque church on Nora beach, destination of the historic procession on May 1st. Unique atmosphere between history and nature.
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Landscapes and animals
Mediterranean nature between wetlands, trekking and forests
Wetlands
Salt Pans of Cagliari
Wetlands 30 min from Pula, natural habitat of pink flamingos, herons and cormorants. Guaranteed spectacle from September to March.
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Trekking
Canyon of Bidda Rosa
Trekking trail through limestone canyons, Mediterranean scrub and sea views. Suitable for families.
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Forest
Forest of Is Cannoneris
State forest with wild Sardinian deer, centuries-old holm oaks and nature trails immersed in silence.
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South-West
Explore South-West Sardinia
Dunes
Dunes of Porto Pino
Stretches of whitish sand up to 12 meters high, among the most spectacular dunes in the Mediterranean. An almost desert landscape overlooking a protected turquoise sea.
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Bay
Cala Domestica
Bay nestled between high rocky cliffs in the territory of Buggerru. Crystal-clear water, golden sand and a wild landscape of rare beauty.
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Island
Island of Sant'Antioco
The fourth largest island in Italy, connected by an artificial isthmus. Clear sea at Maladroxia and Coaquaddus, rich Phoenician-Punic heritage with necropolises and museum.
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Coastal village
Carloforte and Island of San Pietro
Picturesque village of Ligurian tradition reachable by ferry from Portoscuso. Famous for the red tuna mattanza, colorful caruggi and hidden coves like Cala Fico.
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Mines and sea
Coast of the Mines
Spectacular route through industrial archaeology and crystalline sea. The rock formations of Masua and Porto Flavia, a suspended port carved into the rock overlooking the sea, are among the most unique places in Sardinia.
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Geomin park
Sulcis Iglesiente
Territory of ancient mining history declared UNESCO heritage. Lunar landscapes, abandoned villages like Montevecchio and the Geomin Park among the most important in Europe.
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Birdwatching
Lagoon of Santa Gilla
25 min from Pula, one of the largest wetlands in Italy with thousands of pink flamingos, grey herons and avocets. Paradise for birdwatching.
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