Olbia

Best Viewpoints & Peaks

Explore the diverse topography of Gallura through these prominent summits and overlooks. The selection includes the limestone cliffs of Tavolara Island, specifically the 564-meter Punta Cannone, and the granite massifs of the mainland like Monte Pino. These locations provide vantage points over the Gulf of Olbia, the Costa Smeralda, and dense Mediterranean macchia. The sites range from coastal peaks accessible by boat and hiking to inland ridges overlooking cork oak forests and rugged valleys.

Punta Cannone

Highest point of the Tavolara limestone massif at 564 meters. Offers 360-degree views of the Marine Protected Area of Tavolara and Punta Coda Cavallo.

Monte Pino

Granite peak reaching 742 meters near Olbia. Features Mediterranean scrub, pine forests, and vistas across the Costa Smeralda and the northern Sardinian coast.

Aussichtspunkt beim Abstieg

Scenic overlook situated along the descent trails of the Monte Pino massif, providing views of the surrounding valleys and granite formations.

Monte Muzzone

Secondary peak on Tavolara Island, offering perspectives of the island’s sheer vertical cliffs and the surrounding turquoise waters of the protected marine zone.

Monte Telti

Granite peak in the Gallura hinterland near the town of Telti, overlooking cork oak forests and the typical rugged landscape of the Sardinian interior.

Punta de su Aspro

Granite summit located north of Olbia, offering a vantage point over the rugged inland hills and the coastal plains of the Gallura region.

Corra Murone

Peak situated in the southern part of the Olbia territory near Padru, characterized by rocky terrain and views across the southern Gallura mountains.