Port infopoint (Stazione Marittima)
The port authority's information point in the Stazione Marittima, where you can ask about buses, taxis and the town.
The port authority says Isola Bianca has 10 quays shared by ferries and cruise ships.
Cruise ships berth at Isola Bianca, the port's passenger island. A free internal port shuttle links the berths with the Stazione Marittima building. From there the centre (Corso Umberto) is about 1.6 km, a flat 20–25 minute walk along Viale Isola Bianca, or take town bus line 9 (ASPO) or a taxi from the rank outside. Some cruise lines also run their own shuttle into town.
The route into town along Viale Isola Bianca is flat. The terminal building has an info point for help on the day.
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The port authority's information point in the Stazione Marittima, where you can ask about buses, taxis and the town.
A simple, beautiful Romanesque church built of granite in the 11th–12th centuries, dedicated to Olbia's patron saint. Free to enter; may close at lunchtime.
The town's main beach, a long stretch of pale sand about 6 km north of the centre, with bars and sunbed hire in season.
An open waterfront square by the old harbour, between the centre and the cruise port, with benches and views over the bay.
A small, stylish marina village on the coast north of Olbia, with an open-air amphitheatre and boutique-lined piazzas.
Olbia's pedestrian main street, lined with cafés, gelato and shops selling Sardinian food and crafts. Try local pecorino, bottarga or seadas.