Olbia Essentials

Olbia serves as the gateway to the Gallura region, balancing ancient history with coastal recreation. This selection features the medieval ruins of Castel Pedreso and the prehistoric Giants' grave of Su Mont'e s'Abe. Coastal highlights include the white sands of Rena Bianca and Porto Istana, alongside the luxury marina of Porto Rotondo. For panoramic views, Monte Pino overlooks the city, while the pedestrianized Corso Umberto provides a central hub for evening walks through the historic heart of the town.

Porto Istana Beach

One of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Sardinia which doesn't get very crowded.

Corso Umberto

Shut off to traffic in the evenings, this picturesque streets turns into a busy, lively spot flooded with people of all ages.

Giants' grave of Su Mont'e s'Abe

The Giants' grave of Su Mont'e s'Abe is an archaeological site located in the municipality of Olbia, in the Italian province of Sassari.

Castel Pedreso

14th-century medieval fortress ruins situated on a rocky hilltop, offering views of the surrounding Gallura plain and the Gulf of Olbia.

Marina di Porto Rotondo

Circular harbor featuring luxury berths, waterfront boutiques, and modern granite sculptures by artist Andrea Cascella.

Rena Bianca

White sand beach characterized by shallow, clear waters and views of the nearby Soffi and Mortorio islands.

Chiesa di San Pantaleo

19th-century church built from local granite, located in the central square of the traditional San Pantaleo village.

Marinella

Large bay featuring a fine-sand beach with shallow depths, suitable for swimming and windsurfing in the Gulf of Marinella.

Porto San Paolo

Coastal village and marina that serves as the primary ferry departure point for the protected island of Tavolara.

Monte Pino

A 742-meter peak featuring hiking trails through Mediterranean scrub and granite formations, providing panoramic views of the Gallura coastline.