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A jewel in the Costa Smeralda

Olbia

Starting from 182€

Starting from 182€

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Why Visit Olbia?

Considered the beating heart of the Costa Smeralda, Olbia offers an irresistible mix of history, culture and breath-taking natural landscapes. Located on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia, this city is not only a starting point for exploring the renowned beaches and lively nightlife, but also a place where heritage and nature come together for an unforgettable trip.

 

Unmissable Attractions in Olbia

Olbia's attractions are varied and fascinating. The best way to start the journey to discover its treasures is to start from the Basilica of San Simplicio, a magnificent example of Romanesque architecture dating back to the 12th century, which preserves an interesting necropolis. Continue towards the Archaeological Museum of Olbia, which tells the ancient history of the city, including Nuragic finds, Roman ships and Phoenician artefacts. The surroundings of the Costa Smeralda centre are also worth a visit: there are numerous sites from the Nuragic era in the area, from the Tombs of the Giants to the sacred well of Sa Testa.

 

Olbia and the Costa Smeralda

Visiting Olbia is like throwing yourself into the glittering worldliness of the Costa Smeralda, renowned for its beaches of fine sand and crystal clear waters. Among these, Liscia Ruja and Rena Bianca offer idyllic scenery and the opportunity to dive and snorkel together with colourful fish. For adventure lovers, a boat trip to the islands of Tavolara and Molara offers unique views and opportunities to spot marine fauna in a protected natural habitat.

 

Taste and tradition: Olbia gastronomy

Among the things to do in Olbia, you cannot miss the rich Sardinian gastronomy. In the numerous restaurants in the city and along the coast, in addition to the delicious roast suckling pig, you can find culurgiones filled with potatoes and cheese and seadas, fresh grilled fish and cheese desserts covered in fragrant honey. The choice of wines is also vast and ranges from Vermentino di Gallura, a white and aromatic wine, typical of the area, to Cannonau, a full-bodied red with a decisive character.

 

Finally, a stay in Olbia offers the opportunity to dive into the quiet routine of its historic centre, where it is possible to discover the authentic Mediterranean spirit among fashionable boutiques, aperitifs and music. Book your flight now with Air Dolomiti and discover Olbia, the gateway to the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia.

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