OLBIA
In the heart of Gallura
The city of Olbia was built in a very good location in the northeastern side of the coast. It is the principale access point to the island and the business driver of the district of Gallura, thanks to the Isola Bianca Port and the Costa Smeralda international airport, where every year more than 3 million tourists reach the island.
The history of this flourishing city by the sea can be admired in its city centre with old churches and several naval relics that are now exhibited in the Museum of the Sea, famous for having the shape of a ship with round windows and suspended gangways.
Olbia is very appreciated for its shopping streets and craft markets that embellish the main street, Corso Umberto I, and for the well-known nightclubs and restaurants, where it’s possibile to savour the typical food of the tradition of Gallura made of fish and meat.
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WHERE ARE WE?
AIRPORTS AND PORTS
Olbia (3,2 km)
Golfo Aranci (18 km)
Alghero (134 km)
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OLBIA
In the heart of Gallura
The city of Olbia was built in a very good location in the northeastern side of the coast. It is the principale access point to the island and the business driver of the district of Gallura, thanks to the Isola Bianca Port and the Costa Smeralda international airport, where every year more than 3 million tourists reach the island.
The history of this flourishing city by the sea can be admired in its city centre with old churches and several naval relics that are now exhibited in the Museum of the Sea, famous for having the shape of a ship with round windows and suspended gangways.
Olbia is very appreciated for its shopping streets and craft markets that embellish the main street, Corso Umberto I, and for the well-known nightclubs and restaurants, where it’s possibile to savour the typical food of the tradition of Gallura made of fish and meat.
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WHERE ARE WE?
AIRPORTS AND PORTS
Olbia (3,2 km)
Golfo Aranci (18 km)
Alghero (134 km)
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RESERVATIONS CENTER
Winter times
(from September 14th to June 01st)
Monday – Friday
8.30am – 1pm | 3pm – 6.30pm
Saturday
8.30am – 12.30pm
Sunday: via email only
Summer times
(from June 02nd to September 13th)
Monday – Friday
8.30am – 8.00pm
Saturday – Sunday
8.30am – 1.00pm | 3.00pm – 6.30pm
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