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The towers were usually positioned within sight. Light signals were used to warn of attackers.

The Coltellazzo Tower or Sant'Efisio Tower is a coastal tower in the Gulf of Cagliari. It stands on the top of the promontory overlooking the ruins of the city of Nora, in the municipality of Pula. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_del_Coltellazzo

Spiaggia di Cala Cipolla is a true gem among the beaches of the Chia region. 🌊🏖️ Surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush greenery, it offers a peaceful retreat perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The beach can get crowded, so it's best to arrive early. While there are no rental facilities, small vendors provide refreshments. A short hike up the hill rewards with breathtaking coastal views and a glimpse of the Capo Spartivento lighthouse. 🌅🌿

Very nice square with many restaurants around it. In addition, performances etc. often take place on the square. The surrounding streets are hung with pretty colorful flags.

As you hike along the coastal path, surrounded by the fragrant Mediterranean maquis, you will be greeted by a fascinating panorama. The view opens to reveal Cala Cipolla, which stretches like a golden arch between the emerald sea and the azure sky. On weekends this beach fills with life. Laughter and joyful shouts mingle with the gentle sound of the waves. Children fly kites, families picnic and sand castles grow out of the fine sand in artistic architecture. The coastal hiking trail you are on is a popular path for anyone who wants to fully enjoy the beauty of Sardinia. Even in October, the sea invites you to dive in at a pleasant 20 degrees. The clear water that gently laps onto the shore reveals colorful fish and playful wave patterns in the sand. It is a place that offers both peace and joy, perfect for families, couples and single travelers who seek the simple pleasure of feeling the sun on their skin and living the moment surrounded by nature. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari.

There are paths that change your perspective - and the Strada Romana is one of them. Starting from the lively Spiaggia, this path takes cyclists along a route that combines stories and landscapes. From the Spiaggia, with the salty scent of the sea and the gentle sound of the waves behind you, you begin the journey towards the majestic beach of Torre Chia. Every pedal stroke takes you deeper into the heart of this historic route that has delighted travelers for centuries - MTB is not a bad choice here. And during the journey, the coast opens up in front of you like a panoramic view. The sea view, which accompanies you almost the entire way, becomes your constant companion. Sometimes it is a calm blue that stretches to the horizon, sometimes a lively play of waves and wind that captivates the eye. The path continues to meander and eventually leads you to the beach at Pinus Village. A place where time seems to stand still and marks the end of this reverse journey.

Bithia, once immortalized by great scholars such as Pliny the Elder and Claudius Ptolemy, stood proudly on the southern coast of Sardinia, where the waves of the sea now crash against the remains of this once mighty Phoenician city. The city was located at the mouth of the Riu di Chia for more than a millennium until it met its silent end in the 5th century. However, its heritage remains hidden in the shadows of the medieval defensive tower, Torre di Chia, extends to the picturesque Spiaggia della Colonia beach and finds its place on the small island of Su Cardolinu. There are two ideal starting points for this remarkable route: the beach of Torre Chia, a place that captivates for its proximity to history, and the beach of Pinus Village, which embodies the natural charm of Sardinia. Once you set off, you will quickly realize that this route is not for the weak. The path that unfolds before you is particularly recommended for MTBs as it winds through challenging terrain. But every effort is rewarded. There is no shortage of highlights: the shimmering sea that spreads spectacularly beneath you will certainly take your breath away more than once. And then there's that special spot where the old cobblestones appear beneath your wheels. A fleeting moment that at the same time makes the presence of those times felt when Romans and Phoenicians set foot on these paths