Spiaggia dei Fichi

The beach extends 400 meters along the coast with white sand and shallow waters facing the islet of San Macario and Torre del Coltellazzo di Nora.

The beach lies near the remains of Nora, a Phoenician settlement established between the ninth and eighth centuries BC on the southern coast of Sardinia.

The name Spiaggia dei Fichi derives from the numerous fig trees growing in the surrounding Mediterranean vegetation that characterizes this coastal area.

Visitors can access the beach by following signs to Nora archaeological site, turning left at the excavations junction, and continuing along a dirt road.

The beach forms part of a continuous 1.3-kilometer stretch of white sand that connects to Nora beach, offering clear views of Isola del Coltellazzo.

Location: Nora

Address: Via Sant'Efisio, 09010 Pula CA, Italy

GPS coordinates: 38.99431,9.01586

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:20