Pula and Nora connect local life, archaeology and the sea. Towards Santa Margherita, Chia and Tuerredda, the landscape opens between beaches and Mediterranean scrub; inland, Is Cannoneris draws the eye towards woodland. A setting for homes among greenery, seaside stays and unhurried days.
Between Nora, Chia’s beaches and inland woodland
Sardinia Magazine’s southern itinerary brings village life together with the landscape. In Pula, the journey encounters the coast and Nora’s history, from its theatre and mosaics to the remains of the ancient seaside town. Santa Margherita and Chia offer different settings for a relationship with the beach, vegetation and the spaces of a home.
Tuerredda and the forests of Is Cannoneris show how the sea and woodland can belong to the same journey. Further towards Sulcis, the story encounters Sant’Antioco’s craft heritage, Carloforte’s Tabarchino culture and Carbonia’s mining history. It is a way of choosing the south through landscapes and encounters, with time to discover what lies beyond a villa’s view.
Your way of living
and travelling.
Start with your priorities: a family stay, a villa with room for friends and guests, or a home to enjoy for longer periods. Your preferred area, budget and relationship with the beach and local amenities help shape a focused enquiry.
Where would you
like to begin?
A home to buy or rent, a holiday or an itinerary: describe what you need. Enquiries are gathered by the editorial team; availability, services and proposals are agreed by the professionals involved.
This introduction draws on the itineraries and editorial features in Sardinia Magazine 2026.
For further information about the area: SardegnaTurismo — the official tourism portal of the Sardinia Region.