Car Hire Sardinia - Olbia Airport, Italy
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Car Hire Olbia Airport
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Olbia Mini Guide:
The town of Olbia is located in northeastern Sardinia in the Gallura sub-region. Olbia is Sardinia’s main port and is widely regarded as the island’s most exclusive resort town. Olbia has enjoyed a healthy tourist trade since its glamorous 1950’s heyday but has seen a steady boost in visitor numbers in recent years since the arrival of budget carriers such as easyJet to its Olbia Airport.
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Things To See/Do in Olbia:
As a well-established tourist resort, Olbia offers visitors plenty to see and do. Exiting the main road will take you to any number of pretty beaches and windswept secluded coves. The Emerald Coast is renowned for its excellent sailing and windsurfing conditions. Active outdoorsy types will also find outstanding cycling, hill walking and trekking terrain. A drive to the town of Porto Cervo makes for a memorable day-trip. The town is famous for its flawless pink buildings, flashy yachts and chic cafés and makes for a perfect place to indulge in a lazy day of people watching and coffee sipping.
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Eating Out in Olbia:
Being a port city set on the ritzy Emerald Coast, seafood is definitely the dish of the day in Olbia. Local specialities include lobster, sea bass, red prawn risotto and swordfish. Other traditional Sardinian favourites like suckling pig, kid goat and lamb are also widely available. Vegetarians and those on a restricted budget needn’t worry; there are plenty of low cost eateries in town offering everything from hearty culurgiones pasta dishes to tried and trusted stone-baked pizza.
Day Trips/Events in Olbia:
Let Olbia act as a base from which to explore the stunning Sardinian landscape. For the ultimate Olbia car hire experience, be sure to take a drive out along the rugged Nuoro coastline, where some of the island’s most spectacular sea views are to be enjoyed. Alternatively you could take a drive to nearby Palau, a windsurfing mecca, where it’s possible to catch a boat to the pretty Maddalena archipelago.
A number of vibrant events take place in Olbia throughout the year including March’s Carnival extravaganza and April’s glittering Campianato dei Due Golfo regatta.
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Things To See/Do in Olbia:
As a well-established tourist resort, Olbia offers visitors plenty to see and do. Exiting the main road will take you to any number of pretty beaches and windswept secluded coves. The Emerald Coast is renowned for its excellent sailing and windsurfing conditions. Active outdoorsy types will also find outstanding cycling, hill walking and trekking terrain. A drive to the town of Porto Cervo makes for a memorable day-trip. The town is famous for its flawless pink buildings, flashy yachts and chic cafés and makes for a perfect place to indulge in a lazy day of people watching and coffee sipping.
Trust Argus Rentals Car Hire Olbia Airport every time, for all your Olbia Airport car hire needs.
Eating Out in Olbia:
Being a port city set on the ritzy Emerald Coast, seafood is definitely the dish of the day in Olbia. Local specialities include lobster, sea bass, red prawn risotto and swordfish. Other traditional Sardinian favourites like suckling pig, kid goat and lamb are also widely available. Vegetarians and those on a restricted budget needn’t worry; there are plenty of low cost eateries in town offering everything from hearty culurgiones pasta dishes to tried and trusted stone-baked pizza.
Day Trips/Events in Olbia:
Let Olbia act as a base from which to explore the stunning Sardinian landscape. For the ultimate Olbia car hire experience, be sure to take a drive out along the rugged Nuoro coastline, where some of the island’s most spectacular sea views are to be enjoyed. Alternatively you could take a drive to nearby Palau, a windsurfing mecca, where it’s possible to catch a boat to the pretty Maddalena archipelago.
A number of vibrant events take place in Olbia throughout the year including March’s Carnival extravaganza and April’s glittering Campianato dei Due Golfo regatta.
