Olbia The gateway to the Emerald Coast, the main entrance to a splendid territory where approximately 80 thousand people live. Recent and modern neighborhoods contrast with the charming and lively historic center. OLBIA Olbia, a dynamic city that welcomes tourists from all over the world.
Located in the northeast of the island, Olbia offers a wide range of attractions that draw visitors from every corner of the planet. From PORTO ROTONDO, Pittulongu, and Bados, to beautiful seaside locations such as Porto Istana and Murtamaria, the city is surrounded by a breathtaking coastline. To the south, you'll find Loiri Porto San Paolo, while to the northeast, there are Golfo Aranci and the famous and exclusive area of Arzachena, known as the Emerald Coast.
Olbia is a lively town in constant development, with a port that receives over 3 million visitors annually and the Costa Smeralda Airport, which has been growing since its opening in the 1960s. In 2022, it became the third busiest airport in Italy in August, surpassed only by Milan Malpensa and Rome Fiumicino airports. This international airport offers connections throughout Europe thanks to numerous national and international carriers.
The town's life revolves around its main arteries, but it also extends towards the hinterland, where neighborhoods are characterized by low-volume impact buildings, small condominiums, semi-independent villas, and townhouses.
Recently, the historic center of Olbia has been affected by traffic restrictions, becoming the preferred meeting place for both residents and tourists. Numerous restaurants and bars have flourished here, offering a wide choice of cuisines and different atmospheres, making the historic center a true melting pot of culinary and social experiences.
How to get there:
- Port: Isola Bianca
- Airport: Costa Smeralda
- Roads: from Cagliari SS 131, from Sassari SS 729
Schools and Universities:
Hospitals and Clinics:
- Giovanni Paolo II Public Hospital