Olbia
Olbia

Olbia

Italy

Introduction to Port

Olbia, a sun-waked gateway to Sardinia’s northeast, sits at the head of a broad, sapphire bay and offers something rarer than a typical cruise stop: a seamless blend of modern efficiency, island charm, and proximity to some of the island’s most coveted experiences. What sets it apart is not just its reliable dockside operations that handle both cruise ships and ferries with ease, but the door it opens to signature moments: the nearby San Simplicio basilica whispering of centuries past, while day-trip routes thread you to the crystal-clear coves of Costa Smeralda, the isles of La Maddalena, and the rugged beauty of Tavolara. Shore excursions are curated to pair with the ship’s rhythms, from private yacht cruises and guided archeological walks to wine tastings in hillside cellars and sunset dinners overlooking the marina. The port’s facilities feature a modern, passenger-friendly terminal, multilingual staff, swift embarkation, and integrated shore-excursion hubs that keep transfers smooth. Onboard, guests enjoy reliable connectivity, concierge services, and a rich mix of dining, spa, and wellness options that let you savor Sardinia’s hospitality before you even left the gangway. In short, Olbia delivers effortless access, world-class scenery, and an island immersion that stands apart from the usual cruise-ship stop.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Gateway to Sardinia
Access pristine beaches and nearby archaeological sites.
Medieval charm
Explore a well-preserved medieval hill town with scenic views.
Coastal scenery
Stunning views along the coast with dramatic sunsets.
Gastronomy and culture
Delicious Greek tavernas and local festivals.