How many beaches in the world can boast emerald-green waters, golden dunes, and a Mediterranean scrub of junipers, strawberry trees, and mastic, which the Sardinian poet Efisio Sanna transformed into a natural dwelling now known as “The Poet’s House”? None other in the world, without a doubt.
Pistis lies at the northernmost tip of the Costa Verde—long, wide, and the third beach with extensive dunes after Piscinas and Torre dei Corsari, with which it shares both its bay and its striking scenery.
Its vastness offers endless things to do, vistas to explore, and perspectives to admire: if you love walking, here you’ll be in your element—or in the sand, quite literally. You can soak in its crystalline waters, refreshing both body and soul; practice water sports like surfing or windsurfing when the mistral wind blows; or roam across the dunes at day’s end, when the sand cools and turns amber, contemplating a landscape that takes on the hues of a painting you’ll never tire of gazing at.
There are few places in the world capable of stirring such deep emotions that they become rooted in your soul—and Pistis is one of them. A place that invites you to lose yourself in order to find yourself again, to be cradled by the timeless breath of nature.
