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Discover South-West: Santa Margherita di Pula and Porto Pino
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 Discover Sud-Ovest: Santa Margherita di Pula and Porto Pino:The South-West of Sardinia an area that Sardegne.com will guide you to discover. Many are the places to visit and to love, starting with the ruins of Nora and its archaeological area and the forest of Is Cannoneris, continuing with the city of Cagliari and the beautiful islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro with Carloforte. Starting from Cagliari and driving along the coast, we follow mile after mile of a coastline among the most variegated, with rocks, long sandy beaches from Santa Margherita to the beautiful Chia, from Capo Spartivento to the paradise of Tuerredda, from Porto Pino to Porto Tramatzu. You can choose day by day your favourite beach. recommend you to visit Cagliari, the city that impressed even the writer D.H. Lawrence for its blue sky and the brightness of the city. Many are the places to visit in the lively Cagliari, that has udoubtedly been the site of human presence since the Neolithic and where many dominations have succeded from the Phoenicians to the Carthaginians, till the Romans, the Pisans and the Savoy Kingdom. Among the other, we remind you the Basilica of San Saturnino, the crypt of Santa Restituta and Sant’Efisio, the Orto Botanico for those who love nature and Cagliari of today with its Pisan walls and " Castello" quarter with its bastions and towers and the enchanting overviews on the Gulf of the Angels. In the summer evenings we recommend you a walk in the small city of Pula, crowded with Italian and foreiner tourists exspecially in the "piazzetta" with its small shops. At two kilometres from Pula only, on the seaside, lay the ruins of the ancient city called Nora which was builded by the Phoenicians during the VIII century B.C.. Excavations have revealed the layout of the Roman town, but very little remains of the Phoenicians and Punic periods, to which belong, however, the most important religious building of the site: the high temple of Tanit and the temple of Eshmun. Not too far from Nora was builded Bithia, which nowdays is called Chia, with beautiful beaches and a Spanish tower. Do not miss to visit the beautiful forest of Is Cannoneris which features dense vegetation with large holm oaks, cork oaks, conifers, oleanders, carobs, hardwood trees and Mediterrean bush and where the fauna is abundant, with the regular presence of wild boar, foxes, martens and golden eagles. The forest also has a centre for the repopulation of the Corsican red deer. An excursion in quad will allow you to explore particular locations of this beautiful area of Sardinia. To add more, a visit to the ruins of Nora and to the Archaelogical Museum of Pula, and a guided visit inside the beautiful caves of Is Zuddas. A typical lunch completes this experience in the southern Sardinia. Day 1: arrival to chosen accommodation and dinner Day 2: breakfast, guided visit to the ruins of Nora and to the Archaelogical Museum of Pula. Dinner in hotel. Day 3: breakfast, free time, dinner in hotel Day 4: breakfast, quad excursion of half day following the wind starting with the promontory of Capo Spartivento. A journey among the Mediterrean bush, the blue sea waters on the hills of Chia, the ancient Bithia. Dinner in hotel. Day 5: breakfast, free time, dinner in hotel. Day 6 : breakfast, free time, dinner in hotel Day 7: breakfast, guided visit to the caves of Is Zuddas in Santadi and typical meal. Dinner in hotel. Day 8: breakfast, free time, departure Rates include:
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  The coast of Pula  The beach of Su Giudeu  The crystal clear sea waters  The beach of Porto Pino |
