A very comfortable apartment,set in the countryside. A lovely friendly,nothing was too much trouble. A menagerie of animals on site made a very stay. Only a few minutes by car to the beach ⛱️

My holiday ended, the owners of the farm made us very welcome, we didn't want to leave.

The location just outside Pula was an excellent base for exploring the southwest, from Sant' Antioco to Cagliari and beyond. Breakfast was very good, and the hosts were unfailingly pleasant and helpful. We had an excellent home-cooked dinner there on our last evening, and regretted that we had not done so earlier.

This agriturismo is the place to be. We arrived late and the family organized dinner for us. Starters, pasta, grilled meat, desert, wine, mirto. All great with fresh ingredients for 25 eur. Breakfast was always great with different things to eat. Even fresh ricotta! Location is great too as it is possible to reach the center of Pula in 10 minutes walking. The family is super nice friendly and helpful. We had problems with our car and they even went with us to the supermarket to buy oil for the car. If you stay in Pula stay here!!

Rural stay within 2 Km from centre Pula. Nice spacious rooms with excellent en suite bathroom.

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Really friendly and helpful family run Agriturismo - made to feel very welcome , right through to the characterful three dogs ( living in harmony with three cats ) that greeted and inspected you. Well situated - close to Pula and Nora , but also to range of beaches , including the charming unspoilt Su Gunventeddu crescent shaped beach , which can be reached both by car and energetic but doable walk. Excellent food using homegrown grapes , figs , in season and profusion when we were there and the evening meal excellent value home cooking. Bungalow style rooms off a verandah and wonderful collection of mature trees in garden which give it a semi tropical feel.

Nothing not to like in my opinion but perhaps a little more variety at breakfast - including yoghurt and fruit juice - would be nice - the figs and grapes could be pressed into service - literally - in season !