Harbour Olbia Information

Olbia Ferry

Sardinia – clear water and untouched nature

Clear water, spectacular beaches, steep cliffs and untouched nature – these are Sardinia’s attractions. The Italian island with its 24,000 square kilometers is, besides Sicily, the second largest island in the Mediterranean. About 1.65 million people live on the island that is very popular among tourists because of its mild climate and the untouched nature.

One of the largest cities on Sardinia is Olbia situated at the popular Costa Smeralda in the northeast of the island. The contrast of rough cliffs and fine-grained sand beaches is the appeal of this region.

Forgetting everyday life on the ferry Livorno-Olbia

From Livorno, the city on the mainland, tourists comfortably get to Olbia by ferry. The shipping companies like Moby Lines provide for a comfortable and relaxing crossing. There are several other connections to Olbia, e.g. Olbia Civitavecchia, Olbia Piombino and Olbia Genoa, which is serviced by the shipping company Grandi Navi Veloci. Travelers can easily find out the most comfortable and quickest ferry connection by browsing the internet portal www.ocean24.de.

Enjoying Olbia and discovering its places of interest

Most of the travelers who come to Sardinia by ferry disembark in the picturesque seaport town Olbia. Only 52,000 people live there. The ones who reach Olbia by ferry can look forward to an unforgettable holiday. The historical city centre and the idyllic port, that originates from pre-Roman ages are the characteristics of the town. San Simplicio, the Roman basilica nearby the station, is worthwhile visiting.

The tourists who set out for the ruins of the fortress “Nuraghe Cabu Abbas” will be rewarded with a terrific view. Small boutiques attract shopping lovers and cosy cafés invite visitors to stay. Gourmets are able to taste the highly praised mussels in picturesque restaurants.

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