The trail begins in the outskirts of the town of Pula, where there is a1 km of pedestrian and bicycle path leads to beach. By the “Baia di Nora” hotel, you can spot the remains of the aqueduct that brought water to the town in Roman times and 500 metres further to the south, just a few metres from the beach, is the Romanesque church dedicated to Sant'Efis. This tiny church was built in the Middle Ages on the site where, according to legend, the saint was martyred.

About 100 metres away, on the opposite side of the road, there are nature trails crossing the lagoon - a wetland area on the peninsula called Fradis Minoris. The lagoon’s Biodiversity Trail features four attractions: the Educational EcoAquarium, the Cetacean Gallery, the Nature Trail and the Sea Turtle Recovery Centre.

Visits to the archaeological park of Nora begin at the site's ticket office. Walking along the paths of the ancient Punic-Roman city, visitors can admire its mosaics and monuments such as the theatre, the sanctuary of Aesculapius and the baths. Leaving on foot in a southerly direction, the Spanish-era tower “Del Coltellazzo” hails a few hundred metres away at the top of the promontory of the same name.