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Sardinia

1 of 10 - Alghero - Fertilia Airport
The airport is 10 minutes from Alghero (Sassari - Porto Torres direction). Alghero Airport is well connected by a bus service to the Sardinia’s main cities and towns thanks to an urban and long distance transport network.
Useful links
www.aeroportodialghero.it
2 of 10 - Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport
The airport is south of Olbia and only ten minutes from the city centre. ASPO urban bus lines connect the airport with the city centre and Olbia railway station.
Useful links
www.geasar.it
3 of 10 - Cagliari - Elmas Airport
The airport is 10 minutes from Cagliari. Bus services and regional trains operate links to/from the airport and the city centre. The airport has connections with several Italian cities, including Milan, Venice, Rome and Naples, as well as several other national and international destinations.
Useful links
www.sogaer.it
4 of 10 - Port of Porto Torres
The Port of Porto Torres is home to several companies that connect the city with Genoa (Liguria) and Civitavecchia (Latium). The port is served from the city centre by shuttle service for passengers.
5 of 10 - Port of Olbia
The port is five minutes on foot from the seafront of Olbia. The port serves several shipping companies connecting with Genoa (Liguria), Livorno (Tuscany) and Civitavecchia (Lazio).
6 of 10 - Port of Cagliari
The Port of Cagliari is used by several shipping companies serving destinations in central-southern Italy, including Civitavecchia, Naples and Palermo. The railway station and bus station are both close to the port itself. Trenitalia regional trains connect Cagliari with other destinations in Sardinia, including Oristano, Sassari, Porto Torres and Olbia.
7 of 10 - Oristano Railway Station
Trenitalia regional trains connect Oristano with many other destinations in Sardinia from north to south, such as Cagliari, Sassari, Porto Torres and Olbia.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
8 of 10 - Cagliari Railway Station
Trenitalia regional trains connect Cagliari with many other destinations from north to south of Sardinia, such as Oristano, Sassari, Porto Torres, Olbia.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
9 of 10 - Sassari Railway Station
Trenitalia regional trains connect Sassari with many other destinations from north to south of Sardinia, such as Oristano, Cagliari, Porto Torres, Olbia.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
10 of 10 - Olbia Railway Station
Trenitalia regional trains connect Olbia with many other destinations from north to south of Sardinia, such as Oristano, Cagliari, Porto Torres, Sassari.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
Sardinia

An emerald sea with small and large coves and pure white sand: this is Sardinia, an island that amazes visitors with its natural contrasts, light and colours. A land of ancient traditions, still dominated by wild and uncontaminated nature. Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Sardinia is predominantly mountainous but without high peaks, offering visitors a unique natural environment, that is harsh yet very sweet at one and the same time. Vast areas have remained magically intact and are inhabited by deer, wild horses and large birds of prey. Other areas have human settlements evolving over the millennia, such as the Nuragic civilization and its nuraghi, the tombs of the giants, sacred wells or houses of the fairies, from the hinterland to villages by the sea. Huge blueness dominates with its shades, penetrating into winding coves, along the coasts and the many beaches. A paradise for people who love the sea, from the night-life of the Costa Smeralda to the peaceful beauty of The Maddalena Archipelago, as well as for active holidays enjoying water sports, trekking and climbing.

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