Spiaggia di Su Guventeddu, Beach in Pula, South Sardinia, Italy.
Spiaggia di Su Guventeddu is a beach in Pula with fine white sand and a width of about 30 meters. The water stays shallow with a sandy bottom and offers views of San Macario islet to the north.
The beach sits near the ancient Nora Archaeological Site and offers views of the Torre del Coltellazzo di Nora. These structures show the long history of coastal settlement in this area.
The beach follows strict environmental regulations under Article 40 of Regional Law No. 16 from July 28, 2017, prohibiting sand and shell collection.
The beach offers rental services for umbrellas and beach chairs, with both paid and free parking available near the entrance. The area is easy to reach and provides basic amenities for a comfortable visit.
The waters maintain a constant shallow depth with a sandy bottom, and the beach orientation provides direct views of Mediterranean sunrises at 6:31.
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