Tuili

This small Sardinian town offers a peaceful retreat with a population of just 966 residents. It’s the kind of place where a slower pace of life takes priority, making it suited to those seeking genuine quiet and community on a smaller scale.

Before considering a move here, there are practical matters to address. There is no train station in Tuili, so having access to a car is essentially a requirement rather than a convenience. This will be important for reaching larger towns, medical facilities, and services you may need regularly.

Healthcare is another consideration. While there may be medical services available locally, an English-speaking GP has not been confirmed. This means you’ll need to plan ahead regarding language support for medical consultations, or be prepared to work through translation services or local contacts when seeing a doctor.

Tuili suits retirees who are comfortable with genuine smallness and self-sufficiency, and who value isolation and simplicity over accessibility. It’s worth visiting for an extended stay before committing to understand whether its rhythm and practical constraints align with your lifestyle expectations. The lack of a train station and unconfirmed English-language healthcare shouldn’t be overlooked when weighing up your options.