r/Sardinia

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• We land FCO Rome at 11:50AM
• We have baggage claim, EES, customs to go through
• We then have to go to departures, check bags again, go through security again
• We fly to Olbia at 3:30PM

Do we have enough time to pull this off? It was perfect, but Aeroitalia seems to change my flights daily at this point and are beginning to mess with my trip. Any insights for us?

I’m flying into Olbia Airport soon and trying to figure out the best option for transportation. My hotel is about a 26-minute drive away and offered to arrange a private driver for somewhere between €60–80.

Does that sound reasonable for that distance in Sardinia, or would it be better to just grab a taxi at the airport?

Also, are taxis usually easy to find at Olbia Airport, especially during the day? If anyone knows reliable taxi companies there that I could call/book ahead of time, I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks!

We fly into FCO at 11:50 with Air Canada. Our initial flight with Aeroitalia was scheduled for 13:30 to Cagliari. They’ve just moved our flight up to depart at 13:00. I believe we have to switch terminals as well, is this even possible?? Frustrated that they’ve moved the flight time up! We will have checked bags that I assume we will have to pick up and re check?

Hello friends. Visiting Sardinia for the first time with my wife. We are landing in Olbia and spending 4 days exploring the north/beaches from Santa Teresa Gallura. Then we drive south and spend 2 nights in the mountains near Oliena where we'll try to focus on vineyards, hiking and kayaking. And the final 2 days - I can't decide where to stay.

We would love something low key, as near as possible to the water. I've read about:

- Cala Gonone

- Albatrax

- Oresei

- Santa Maria Navarrese

I know one day we will rent a boat to explore the beaches, hoping the next day we can hike and spend all day on another beach. Not sure if we have to pay to access or they'll be free.

Can't figure out what town is like and can't choose. Wish someone who's local or has been to break it down for me!

Hi! My spouse and I will be traveling to Sardinia for the first time in early September for 8 days. We will be renting a car. We would like to stay in only one location and have a light itinerary with our toddler.

As such, our main goals are an accommodation that is safely walkable to the beach with the baby AND safely walkable to town for easy meals. We love walking, lounging on a calm beach, eating delicious local food, and having easy access to our accommodation with the baby.

I am sure that we will do some day trips here and there to surrounding areas in order to experience all of Sardinia’s beauty! But mostly, we just want to chill.

Where should we stay?

I was really looking at Orosei or Villasimius. Are there better options?

Any feedback is helpful! Thank you!

So, I'm heading to sardinia in September flying into Olbia.

Here's the thing I don't own a credit card never have I use my debit card for everything or cash, but every car rental I look at online wants a credit card for the deposit like 800 to 1500 euro hold I can't do that without a credit card.

Has anyone here actually rented a car at Olbia airport using just debit or cash? I need real company names not just some places accept it.

I'm 23 also so that's another problem some companies charge extra for young drivers or just say no.

I don't need anything fancy just a small car to drive to the beaches and maybe down to cala gonone.

I read somewhere that some local companies are more flexible than the big international ones like hertz or avis is that true?

I don't want to show up and get turned away at the counter that would ruin the whole trip.

If you've done this before, please tell me exactly which company you used and how much deposit they actually took from you.

Hi everyone! My friends and I are planning a trip to Sardinia and plan to fly in from Rome. We are only going for four or five days so we don't really plan on touring the island- Instead, we'd love to have a solid home base with good beach access. We are not able to rent a car. So I am wondering:

• What airport should we land in?
• What town should we stay in (must be accessible from airport either by public transport or relatively short taxi ride, + must have nearby beaches)?

Hopefully this is doable and thanks in advance for the help. I will continue searching this sub for info but figured I'd post as well. Thanks !!

hi! we are coming for a holiday at the end of this month, and I am constantly checking the weather, and it seems to have rained on like 80pc of days in Olbia for the last few weeks, and is forecast to rain virtually every day into the future now - is this normal for the time of year? I thought at the end of May we should get a lot of warm sunshine!

We would like to spend up to three weeks in Sardinia next June (2027). This will be our first trip to the island. I love to swim but only if the water is warm, and I don't think it will be warm enough for me in June. So I am looking for hotels with heated swimming pools so I can swim laps. We do not hike, and we prefer to spend a minimum of three nights in one hotel. I'm trying to come up with a general plan with the idea that we can return for a second trip to the places we liked. (Second trip could be September 2027)

If you know of hotels with heated pools, please let me know. The hotels I am interested in for this trip include LE DUNE PISCINAS; VILLA LAS TRONAS (Alghero); PETRA SEGRETA or any hotel within easy reach of Olbia airport.

I thought we could fly into Cagliari and spend three or four nights there. Then drive to LE DUNE PISCINAS; stay 5 nights; Drive north to Alghero, for four nights before moving on to a hotel in the general area of Olbia before flying out of that airport. I've got more nights to play with so any suggestions would be appreciated.

Food is a primary interest; not looking for fancy tasting menus, but for regional food. Might like to spend a night in an agriturismo with an excellent restaurant.

We would concentrate on the northern beaches on a second trip in September when water is warm enough for comfortable swimming.

We like luxury hotels but do not want to stay in Porto Cervo or any other glitzy spot.

Hi! My wife and I will be visiting Sardinia for 6 nights in early October and I wanted to see if this itinerary makes sense. Our focus is eating, enjoying smaller villages, art and taking photos. Here's the plan:

Day 1: Land in Olbia in the early afternoon. Take our time to work our way down to our agriturismo in Dorgali

Day 2: Head to the festival in Lula and spend the day there

Day 3: Beach day. Rent a boat in Cala Gonone and spend the day going to beaches

Day 4: Drive from Dorgali to Bosa. Stop along the way to eat, take in sights ect. Then after Bosa head to our next stay in Gergei. Have dinner around Gergei

Day 5: Drive to Cagliari and spend the day around there and possibly Sant'Antioco

Day 6: Drive to the Cabras area and spend the day there and have dinner there

Day 7: Leave Sardinia from Cagliari

Edit: To be clear we’ll be staying in Dorgali and Gergei, not staying in all the other locations

Hi guys i was planning to go to sardenia with my girl this summer for 7 days im going to propose to her there but sardenia its so big and confusing for someone who never went there.
I would be glad if you could recommend me some Airbnb and tell me in wich part of the island to stay

Hello,

Me and my wife will arrive in Alghero later this week and will spend a few days there, before heading to Bosa for a few more days. We always travel “on a budget”, as we care more about the views, about what we visit etc, rather than fancy food.

Can you please recommend us nice places to eat in Alghero and Bosa, places where locals eat? It could be both restaurants, but also pasticceria. What would be the traditional dishes there and what would be the must-try sweets? For example in Napoli, which we love, we couldn’t leave without trying Baba, Sfogliatella, Limonata a cosce aperte and other stuff.

We don’t want Michelin stars, just good food with decent prices.

Budget : lets’s say MAXIMUM 100 euros per day for 2 persons. 15 euros for breakfast - coffee/soda, tramezzino or panino or pasticceria. Maybe 25-30 euros for lunch - drinks + salad or pizza or anything else. Maximum 50 euros for dinner - anything traditional. Seafood, pasta, anything.

If you have any tips and tricks, please tell us.

Thank you!

Hey guys,
If i want to come to Sardinia for 4 days and JUST enjoy the beaches, what itinerary would you recommand?
I don’t care about anything other than crystal clear, picturesque beaches.

Hello. I'm coming to Sardinia in the beginning of June and staying for 5 days. I have an entire day to spend in Cagliari. I'll also be visiting Baunei, Sassari, Bosa, Alghero, La Pelosa and Cala Goloritze. I'm looking for recommendations for good food, bakeries, cafes and if there's something else in these areas worth visiting. Thanks in advance!

Hi everybody,

My girlfriend and I are looking to visit Sardinia this year. We were thinking of going a week/ten days at the start of october. Is that already too cold or is it fine?

We want to visit the beaches and maybe swim in the ocean, but also go hiking and visit towns/cities.

So would you guys recommend early October or late September?

Thanks!