Olbia and its surroundings
Overlooking a wide gulf dotted with more than 20 small islands and sheltered by the granite massif of Monte Limbara, Olbia offers a breathtaking natural setting. Wild islets, Mediterranean scrub-covered headlands, and enchanting coastlines come together in a truly unique landscape.
Both modern and ancient, Olbia is the main hub of northern Sardinia, thanks to its port, airport, train station, and road connections. Its mild climate all year round makes it an ideal destination in every season.
In the historic center and along the recently redeveloped seafront, you can stroll through charming alleys full of history, shop in local boutiques, savor traditional cuisine in typical restaurants, or relax at outdoor cafés. With events, markets, street art, live music, and green spaces overlooking the sea, Olbia surprises visitors with its blend of authenticity and vibrant energy.