Nora, an ancient city, is amongst the most significant archaeological locations on the island. The coastal positioning of the city played a key role in attracting Phoenician settlers in the VIII century BC, followed by the Carthaginians. However, Nora’s peak was during the Roman era when it became Sardinia’s initial capital.

Together, we will explore the historical residential areas, opulent villas adorned with mosaic designs, bathhouses, temples, vintage paved paths, and the magnificent theater.

In addition to archaeology, the opportunity for relaxation is plentiful! The whole region is encompassed by an awe-inspiring landscape, ideal for capturing remarkable photographs. The Tower of Coltellazzo and a golden coastline leading to the Sant’Efisio’s church serve as your picturesque backdrop. Sant’Efisio is a revered saint amongst the local Sardinian populace and is the focus of one of Europe’s longest processions each May.