The beach is a large expanse of fine white-gold sand bordering the crystalline shallow, sandy-bedded sea. The occasional natural presence of Posidonia highlights the beach’s wild beauty as a sign of perfect eco-balance.

The coast of Santa Margherita di Pula consists of 5 kilometres of beautiful beaches, surrounded by verdant pine forests, including Campumatta beach, Cala d’Ostia, Riva dei Pini and Cala Bernardini.

Nora Beach, with its golden sand and crystal clear sea with a sloping seabed, is known for the Roman ruins present and partially submerged by the sea which can be observed with a diving mask and flippers. A short distance from the beach, you can also admire the Romanesque church of Sant’Efisio.

Surrounded by rocks, the Pinus Village beach is characterised by its very fine white sand and sea with a gently sloping seabed.

Following the coast in a westerly direction, you come across the beaches of Sa Tuerra, Porto Campana, Spiaggia de su Sali and Su Giudeu (also known as the beach of s’Abba Durci, fresh water beach). Su Giudeu is the most famous: a long stretch of white sand surrounded by high dunes covered with secular junipers.

Located between Capo Malfatano and Capo Spartivento, in the territory of Teulada, the beautiful Tuerredda beach is characterised by crystal clear sea and very fine golden sand.