From Pula to Costa Rei

Nora is the most ancient city of the Sardinia, populated by Phoenix, Punic and Roman people, it conserves huge archaeological rests, very beautiful mosaics and a theatre that still stand out in the summer's nights. The blue sea follows this route to Cagliari, the main city. We can enjoy the city walking on his streets plenty of history, between vestigial roman, Pisa's fortifications, gothic - Aragoneses's churches or with a tour for the excellent city's restaurants in order to taste the malloreddus, very small gnocchetti with saffron, or the fregula cun cocciula, small cooked paste in little middling's balls in the clams' broth; or simply making shopping on the centre's ways. In May the city celebrates Sant'Efisio, with a series of demonstrations in which live together the holy and the layman.

Left Cagliari, we head to Quartu Sant'Elena, where you must visit Sa dom'e farra, the Flour's House, faithful reconstruction of one house of the farmer's civilization. Keep on going to the Sud-Est we find the Sette Fratelli's Park, with its forests where live the Sardinian red deer and its granite's cliffs which hace been the main protagonists of many legends.
Our travel arrives therefore at the coast of Solanas and Villasimius, with its very long beaches interrupted only by charming and very small coves. Through a difficult but panoramic road you can go up to the north in order to arrive at Saint Vito, where you must visit the Asoru's Nuraghe.