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PULA SARDINIA
Amongst the pines and eucalyptus, a place to remain curious.
Tucked at the edge of a maritime pine forest, just a stone’s throw away from the sea, Basecamping Pula offers a new way to experience Sardinia. Not as a postcard destination, but as a living landscape you can actually live in and walk through.
Less crowded than the Costa Smeralda, this is southern Sardinia at its most authentic. A place where pine needles drift onto the sand, where history walks beside you, and where every evening finds its own rhythm.
Slow down. Breathe. Picture yourself already here.
822 SQ KM MARINE PARK
400+ FISH SPECIES
246 BIRD SPECIES
~200 RESIDENT WHALE SHARKS
A rare balance between wildness, warmth, and slow travel.
COME AND VISIT US
At the edge of the forest and a few steps from the sea,
Basecamping Pula offers a new way to reside in Sardinia —
between nature, comfort, and creativity.
Whether you sleep in a luxury glamping tent beneath the pines, settle into a design-led tiny house, or pitch your own tent in a campsite surrounded by Mediterranean light and silence, every space is designed to connect you with the land from your bed, where you can hear the birds and smell the sea breeze.
Sardinian sustainability
Basecamp Pula prioritises sustainability through its emphasis on locally sourced produce, minimal-impact architecture, and curated, small-scale operations. All aspects reflect a commitment to preserving the natural beauty and cultural integrity of Sardinia.
Surroundings
The resort is framed by Sardinia’s iconic landscapes — pristine beaches, untouched pine forests, and rugged coves. Guests are immersed in a natural setting where tranquillity reigns, with nearby landmarks like the historic ruins of Nora, the ancient Roman road, the Is Cannoneris natural reserve, where you’re sure to spot Sardinian red deer, wild boar, mouflon and foxes, alongside a variety of wild plants and cork oaks; not to mention the majestic white dunes of Chia easily accessible by bike or car.
Activities
Guests can walk to secluded beaches, discover rocky coves, and explore dune trails where the forest meets the sea. The coastline offers horse riding, windsurfing, kitesurfing, snorkelling, and sailing, with local clubs and tours. Biking and trekking paths traverse unspoilt landscapes, while climbing and speleology buffs can explore caves and cliffs. Visit Nora, Su Guventeddu, and Chia’s white dunes for Sardinia’s cultural and natural heritage.
FEEL THE VIBRANT HISTORY
Good to know
Pula sits on the southern coast of Sardinia — close enough to Cagliari for convenience, far enough from everything else to feel real. Crystal-clear waters, long, quiet beaches, and a town square where time still moves at a human pace.
Just beyond our pine forest, the ancient ruins of Nora emerge from the headland — the first Phoenician settlement in Sardinia, where Roman mosaics and stone temples still face the sea. Three thousand years of history, without a fence in the way.
Around here, the land is alive: olive groves, vineyards, artisan workshops, and fishing boats that have worked the same coves for generations. Basecamping Pula sits exactly at the edge of this world — under the trees, above the beach, inside the story.
Fly to Cagliari (CAG)
Direct or connecting flights from most European cities. Cagliari is Sardinia's main gateway.
Hop on a ferry (optional)
Arrive by sea from Civitavecchia, Genoa, or Livorno with Moby, Tirrenia, or Ichnusa — book guests get a discount code from us.
Drive south — 35 minutes
Take the SS195 towards Pula. The pine forest finds you before you find us. No car? Contact us — we can arrange a transfer.
You are here
We offer free on-site parking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything focuses on the experience. Here are some questions we answer most often.
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We’re open from April through October. Spring brings green hills, mild temperatures, and coastal wildflowers. Summer is dry, warm, and breezy — ideal for the sea and swimming. Early autumn is our favourite: warm water, fewer crowds, and golden light. Each season has its own character; all are worth the journey.
YES — credit and debit cards are accepted. Please also bring some cash for local markets, small restaurants, and services in and around Pula.
A written cancellation notice must be received at least 30 days before your scheduled arrival to receive a full 100% refund. Cancellations within 30 days are non-refundable. We recommend travel insurance for added peace of mind.
YES. Although shuttles run between Cagliari and the Pula area, we can also organise individual transfers at flexible hours for reasonable prices — just contact us before arrival.
Pula is where time doesn't rush.
It lingers — in the stones, in the sun, and in the silence. Here, history isn’t something to visit. It’s something you feel under your feet.
From the ancient ruins of Nora, the first Phoenician settlement in Sardinia, to Roman mosaics and temples that still stand by the sea, this land holds thousands of years of stories.
And yet, nothing feels frozen. The past breathes with the present — in the rhythm of the town square, in the laughter under the porticos, in the way locals greet you like you’ve always belonged.
Walk a few minutes from our pine forest, and you’ll find yourself where empires once stood. You won’t need a guide to feel it.
The land speaks on its own.
CONTACT DETAILS
BASECAMPING PULA
Via Flumendosa
09010 Pula (CA)
T +393520203474
E pula@basecamp-ecoresorts.com
