The largest town in Sardinia's northeastern wedge, OLBIA owes its recent phenomenal growth to the huge influx of tourists bound for one of the Mediterranean's loveliest stretches of coast, the Costa Smeralda. Awash with traffic and ugly apartment blocks, Olbia is the least Sardinian of all the island's towns. Its port and airport, however, make it an inevitable stop for some and its numerous bars and restaurants are usually a-buzz with tourists, sailors from the port and US service personnel from the nearby NATO base.
Olbia is the real ""main port"" for tourist on Sardinia. It has a big port where the ferries from the Italian mainland arrive and a small airport. The town ... More
Olbia: Located in the Mediterranean on the island of Sardinia in Italy, Olbia serves as the main port for tourists on Sardinia with a big well-equipped port where ferries from the ... More