Discover Olbia

Olbia is a city on the island of Sardinia, in Italy. It 's the fourth largest municipality after Cagliari, Sassari and St. Helens. Situated in the north east of the island, overlooking the Gulf of Olbia and bordered by the mountain range, it has a typical Mediterranean climate.

The most famous tourist destinations around this town are Porto Rotondo and Portisco, rank among the most popular destinations in the country inn. The nearby Porto Cervo must be mentioned along these. The highlights of these locations are undoubtedly the beaches, crystal clear water and the rocks, and tourism infrastructure created in this part of the island are luxurious and aimed at wealthy tourists, including many Italian and international celebrities. The most important event, considered one of the most important in the Mediterranean, held in Olbia is the big game, a sporting event of deep-sea fishing is that it takes place in late August. Some of the religious and cultural attractions of San Simplicio church, Romanesque Basilica of gray granite; church to the Apostle Paul, the Roman aqueduct Sat Rughitulla, the giants grave Su Monte de s'Ape very well preserved.

The international airport of Olbia, Olbia-Costa Smeralda, is connected with London, Paris, Francoforte, Ginevra and many other European cities.