When you travel along the Sulcitana State Road (SS 195) towards Teulada, you cannot help but be fascinated by the rapid and continuous transformation of the landscape, vegetation, and geological formations. The coast stretches for several kilometers and the panorama holds extraordinary surprises: it is still a wild area, where sinuous beaches alternate with cliffs and rugged areas. The blue of the sea blends with the gray of the rocks and the splendid variety of colors of the Mediterranean scrub, ranging from green to brown, from red to pink, sometimes intensified by the yellow of brooms. Just 5 minutes away is the beach of Nora, with its ancient Punic-Roman ruins. 10 minutes away are the beaches of Santa Margherita di Pula, while 15 minutes away you can visit the beaches of Chia. 20 minutes away is the beach of Tuerredda, a true paradise in southern Sardinia, near Pula. Special attention should be paid to Chia, one of the most unspoiled places in the area. Here, the sea, the sky, and the mountains meet in a precious corner. Long beaches with white and soft dunes are surrounded by majestic centuries-old junipers and alternate with enchanting hidden coves. The lagoons of Chia are the habitat of elegant pink flamingos for most of the year. The southern part of Sardinia, in the Pula area, offers a unique experience.