Olbia – Costa Smeralda Airport is a large airport in Italy. It is an international airport. In total there are 65 airports around the world that have direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia), spread around 56 cities in 17 countries. Currently, there are 19 domestic flights to Olbia (Sardinia).
Olbia (Sardinia) is mainly known for family fun and beaches.
This month, there are 104 flights arriving at Olbia (Sardinia) Airport, which are 21 flights per week or 3 flights per day.
The most frequently departed flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are routes from Milan (Linate) (LIN) in Italy and Rome (Fiumicino) (FCO), also in Italy. These two routes together are operated 93 times this month, and make up for 89% of all monthly arrivals at Olbia – Costa Smeralda Airport.
The longest flight to Olbia (Sardinia) OLB is departing from Stockholm (Arlanda) (ARN). This non-stop flight takes around 3 hours and 10 minutes and covers a distance of 835 miles (1,344 km).
Below you can find a list of all cities and countries that have direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia), ordered by popularity.
This list contains the 200 most popular airports from which flights depart that require just one stopover to get to Olbia (Sardinia).
Currently, there are 31 airlines that fly to Olbia (Sardinia). Most flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are operated by Volotea, as they connect 28 airports to OLB. Below you can find a list of airlines that operate most OLB flights:
There are 5 airports that have flights to Olbia (Sardinia) in Business Class. All airports that offer business class flights to OLB are listed below:
There are 2 airports in Austria that have non-stop flights to Olbia (Sardinia).
From Salzburg, direct flights are offered by Eurowings. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Vienna, the only airline with direct flights is Austrian (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
Brussels is the only city in Belgium with direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia). From Brussels, direct flights are offered by Brussels Airlines (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in September.
In Czechia, the only airport that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia) is Prague. From Prague, direct flights are offered by SmartWings. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
There is 1 airport in Denmark that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia), which is Copenhagen. From Copenhagen, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in August.
France is well-connected to Olbia (Sardinia) (OLB) with 11 airports around the country that have direct flights to the airport.
From Bordeaux, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Deauville and Lille, you can fly with Volotea.
From Lyon, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Volotea.
From Marseille, direct flights are offered by Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
From Nantes and Nice, all direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are operated by easyJet and Volotea.
From Paris, direct flights are offered by Air France (SkyTeam), easyJet and Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
From Paris (Orly), you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Transavia. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Strasbourg, the only airline with direct flights is Volotea.
From Toulouse, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
In Germany there are several airports with flights to Olbia (Sardinia) (8 in total).
From Berlin, direct flights are offered by easyJet.
From Cologne-Bonn, the only airline with direct flights is Eurowings. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Düsseldorf, you can fly non-stop with Condor or Eurowings. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Frankfurt, you can fly non-stop with Condor or Lufthansa (Star Alliance).
From Hamburg, direct flights are offered by Eurowings. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Hamburg (Lübeck), you can fly non-stop to Olbia (Sardinia) with FlexFlight. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Munich, direct flights are offered by Air Dolomiti, Condor and Lufthansa (Star Alliance).
From Stuttgart, the only airline with direct flights is Eurowings.
In Greece, the only airport that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia) is Athens. From Athens, direct flights are offered by Aegean (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in September.
Dublin is the only city in Ireland with direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia). From Dublin, direct flights are offered by Aer Lingus. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
There is 1 airport in Latvia that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia), which is Riga. From Riga, direct flights are offered by Air Baltic. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
Luxembourg City is the only city in Luxembourg with direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia). From Luxembourg City, direct flights are offered by Luxair. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
In Netherlands, the only airport that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia) is Amsterdam. From Amsterdam, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Transavia. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
There is 1 airport in Norway that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia), which is Oslo. From Oslo, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in August.
In Poland, the only airport that has a direct connection to Olbia (Sardinia) is Warsaw. From Warsaw, direct flights are offered by Wizz Air. This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in October.
If you are looking for a direct flight from Spain to Olbia (Sardinia), there are 4 airports to choose from.
From Barcelona, you can fly non-stop with Volotea or Vueling. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Bilbao, the only airline with direct flights is Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
From Madrid, you can fly non-stop with Iberia (Oneworld) or Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
From Valencia, the only airline with direct flights is Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
Stockholm (Arlanda) is the only city in Sweden with direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia). From Stockholm (Arlanda), you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in October.
In Switzerland, there are 3 airports that have direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia).
From Basel Mulhouse Freiburg, direct flights are offered by easyJet. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Geneva, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Swiss (Star Alliance).
From Zürich, you can fly non-stop to Olbia (Sardinia) with Edelweiss Air. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
In United Kingdom there are several airports with flights to Olbia (Sardinia) (7 in total).
From Birmingham, direct flights are offered by Jet2. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Bristol and London Gatwick, you can fly with easyJet.
From London Heathrow, the only airline with direct flights is British Airways (Oneworld). This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
From London Luton, direct flights are offered by easyJet. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From London Stansted and Manchester, all direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are operated by Jet2.
You can fly domestically to Olbia (Sardinia) from a lot of airports within Italy, as there is a total of 19 airports that have domestic services.
From Ancona and Bari, you can fly with Volotea.
From Bologna, you can fly non-stop with Neos or Volotea.
From Bologna Forlì, the only airline with direct flights is SA Express. This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in September.
From Bolzano, you can fly non-stop with FlexFlight or Luxwing. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
From Catania, Florence and Genoa, all direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are operated by Volotea.
From Milan (Bergamo), you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Volotea.
From Milan (Linate), direct flights are offered by Alitalia (SkyTeam), FlexFlight and SA Express.
From Milan (Malpensa), direct flights are offered by easyJet, Neos and Wizz Air.
From Naples, you can fly non-stop with easyJet or Volotea. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Palermo and Pisa, you can fly with Volotea.
From Rome (Ciampino), you can fly non-stop to Olbia (Sardinia) with Wizz Air. This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in September.
From Rome (Fiumicino), there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Olbia (Sardinia), which are Alitalia (SkyTeam), FlexFlight, SA Express and Volotea.
From Turin and Venice Marco Polo, all direct flights to Olbia (Sardinia) are operated by easyJet and Volotea.
From Verona, you can fly non-stop with Neos or Volotea.
Flying to an alternative airport near Olbia (Sardinia) could give you other options to reach your destination. For example, the possibility to fly with a different airline or alliance, or finding a cheaper airfare. For this reason, alternative airports near to Olbia (Sardinia) (OLB) are listed below. The closest alternative airports are Figari (FSC) and Alghero (Sardinia) (AHO).
FAQs
Which airports fly direct to Sardinia? ›
Direct flights to Sardinia
Italy: flights from Genoa, Naples Verona, Turin, Milan, Bari, Venice, Palermo, Bologna, Rome and Pisa. Switzerland: flights from Zurich, Ginevra, Basel and Berne. France: flights from Bordeaux, Nice, Lyon, Strasburg, Paris, Toulouse, Nantes, Lille and Metz.
About Flights to Sardinia
The best round-trip flight price to Sardinia from United States in the last 72 hours is $612 (New York John F Kennedy Intl to Olbia Costa Smeralda). The fastest flight to Sardinia from United States takes 15h 40m (New York John F Kennedy Intl to Olbia Costa Smeralda).
The fastest way to get to Olbia from the mainland is from the following ports by ferry: Genoa, Livorno, Piombino and Civitavecchia. For more information about schedules and tickets, you can take a look at the ferry routes to Olbia. Alternatively, you can reach Olbia by plane.
How do you get to Sardinia by air? ›There are three airports to fly into on the island – Cagliari, the capital sitting on the south of the island; Alghero, in the northwest of Sardinia; and Olbia, in the world-renowned Costa Smeralda region in the northeast – you can also take a look at the map I have posted at the end of the post for reference.
What is the best month to visit Sardinia? ›Unless you're a fan of scorching temperatures and holiday crowds, the best time to visit Sardinia is the shoulder months of April to May and September to October. It's still warm enough to swim in the sea and infinitely better for taking to the country's biking and hiking trails.
Which side of Sardinia is best? ›While all of Sardinia is famed for its beaches, the North has a more rugged terrain and dramatic coastline, however this does not mean it is bereft of white sand and turquoise water. If you are staying on the ever-popular coast of Costa Smeralda, then Liscia Ruja is where you should be heading.
What is the easiest way to get to Sardinia? ›The Best Ways To Get To Sardinia
There are two main ways to get to Sardinia by Air or by Sea. Flying is by far the quickest way to reach the island, and much cheaper when compared to any rail-to-ferry options. Travelling by ferry gives you the option of bringing your vehicle with you.
If you're flying from United States, the cheapest city in Sardinia to fly into is Cagliari. The cheapest airport serving Cagliari at the moment is Cagliari Airport.
Which is better Sicily or Sardinia? ›If you're looking for classic historical sites and lots of Greek history then Sicily is the best option, whereas Sardina has much older examples of ancient monuments and has more Roman history than the other island.
Is Olbia expensive to visit? ›The town isn't expensive, and it makes a good base for a day or two - perhaps longer, if you are planning to take a boat trip, visit beaches or explore nearby sights. If you are travelling to or from Olbia Airport, it is certainly worth considering spending a few hours in the town itself.
Is Olbia Sardinia worth visiting? ›
The coastal territory of Olbia is among the most beautiful in Sardinia. In this area of Gallura some of the most beautiful beaches of Sardinia are concentrated. A unique place to spend a deserved beach holidays in Sardinia.
Is Olbia Sardinia expensive? ›The quick answer is no, it's cheaper than many European destinations. However, there are areas of Sardinia which are much more expensive, such as the Costa Smeralda. Before planning a holiday to Sardinia, it's crucial to understand how costly or economical the island is.
How many days is enough for Sardinia? ›In five days, you'll have all that you can desire from a holiday in Sardinia: beaches, sun, sea, nature, city and small towns to visit.
What is the best way to travel in Sardinia? ›The best way to get around Sardinia is by car. It's the easiest way to hit the places on your itinerary, though it's not the cheapest option. Using public transportation will save you some cash, but the trains and buses aren't the most reliable or efficient ways of traveling around the island.
Is it easy to get around Sardinia without a car? ›There isn't a lot of traffic on the streets of the Island, although some peak traffic may occur in August. In Sardinia, you can move around on trains and buses, but if you want to discover the island with full freedom, use a car, motorcycle or even a bicycle.
What is the most beautiful part of Sardinia? ›The Gulf of Orosei, in central-eastern Sardinia is one of the most beautiful spot in Sardinia.
What is the hottest month in Sardinia? ›The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 32 C and an average low of 21 C. The coolest month of the year is January with an average daily maximum of 14 C and an average low of 6 C.
Is 2 weeks too long in Sardinia? ›Sure you could just add a couple of days in Sardinia to a tour of Italy, but there's more than enough to see and do on Italy's second-largest island to easily fill two weeks.
What is the most expensive part of Sardinia? ›Costa Smeralda is the most expensive location in Europe. House prices reach up to 300,000 euros ($392,200) per square meter.
Are there mosquitoes in Sardinia? ›Are there lots of mosquitoes? A. There are no more mosquitoes in Sardinia than any other Mediterranean island and some areas and or hotels are sprayed in the summer months to alleviate any problem.
Which part of Sardinia is less touristy? ›
South Sardinia
The south is generally less touristy, especially the south-western part, so it offers a different style of holiday, I would say a more authentic experience. The south of Sardinia is generally flat, with long stretches of beautiful sandy beaches and blue seas.
Cagliari Airport is the main gateway to Sardinia. It serves the most travellers, and handles the most international flights, from across Europe. Alghero and Olbia are much smaller airports but are located well for linking the north of Sardinia with Europe.
Do you need cash in Sardinia? ›It's always a good idea to have some cash on you, especially the further off the beaten track you go. In a major town or city cards are fine for large purchases (like a full meal or a big grocery shop) but for anything smaller cash is preferred. I generally don't use a card for anything under €10.
Is driving in Sardinia hard? ›Driving a car in Sardinia is not only very enjoyable but also not too demanding as far as driving skills are concerned. Therefore, the car is the perfect mean to explore the Sardinia island. Unfortunately, Sardinia roads are not always well-maintained.
Is it better to stay in north or South Sardinia? ›North or South Sardinia depending on the type of holiday
If you are looking for a luxury holiday in Sardinia, the Costa Smeralda is the right place for you. If you wish to find peace and quiet and less crowded beaches, you can choose among many resorts in the North, which have just what you need.
The Italian resort town of Porto Cervo sits at the center of Costa Smeralda, a moneyed tourist destination in Sardinia known for its beaches, golf courses and upscale hotels.
Which is cheaper Corsica or Sardinia? ›Both islands are better visited in May or June. Corsica is slightly more expensive than Sardinia, both islands really are Italianate in flavour. (Corsica is not really French at heart but a very individual island with an Italian feel). The traditional food in Corsica is very hearty, wild boar stews, etc.
Is English widely spoken in Sardinia? ›Many young people, especially Students will speak very good English. If you are travelling to Sardinia, you may want to learn a few Italian phrases to be polite. Many Sardinia's will speak English as their second language and younger Sardinians are likely to have been taught English at school.
Where is hotter Sardinia or Sicily? ›Since Sicily is farther south in the Mediterranean, it's generally much hotter than Sardinia. So if you choose to go to Sicily vs Sardinia, I'd recommend going sometime between October and April to avoid the intense heat and crowds of the summer.
Where to stay in Sardinia without a car? ›Cagliari and Olbia are the best place to stay in Sardinia without a car because they are both big city with its own airport, train station, and port. The port of Olbia is considered to be the main gateway to mainland Italy.
Does Olbia have nice beaches? ›
Olbia is the lively metropolis in the north-east of Sardinia with idyllic beaches. Just like the main beach Pittulongu, countless idyllic beaches in the Gulf of Olbia await to stun visitors with white sand and crystal-clear water. Relaxation and unspoiled nature - just 5 km from the centre of Olbia.
Is Olbia good staying? ›Olbia is also a good place to stay for access to the Supramonte Mountains and their spectacular walking trails, and it overlooks the gulf where the Tavolara and Molara Islands nestle. Before the Aga Khan, Olbia was a picturesque fishing port surrounded by hills and the delicious scent of wild herbs.
What is Olbia known for? ›Albeit being a small city, Olbia, in the Gallura region of Sardinia, is home to one of the most important harbors in Italy, and for a good reason: it's a place rich in history, traditions, activities and is literally the gate to the internationally famous Costa Smeralda.
Are Sardinians nice people? ›Sardinians are friendly and polite with a strong sense of tradition and a passion for their island. This is reflected in their many festivals and events that take place throughout the year.
Is there much crime in Sardinia? ›Crime In Sardinia
In fact, according to ISTAT – the Italian National Institute of Statistics – the crime rate in Sardinia is among the lowest in Italy – and much lower than the Italian average. When asked if they perceive crime in their daily life, chances are the vast majority of Sardinians will tell you they don't.
When staying in certain regions of Sardinia there is a local tourist tax which guests are required to pay on check out of the hotel. The cost of this tax can vary depending on region and accommodation star rating and is calculated on a per person per night basis.
Why are people in Sardinia so healthy? ›In Sardinia, famine foods provided balanced nutrition and compensated for the risk caused by lower food intake. Overall, the production and consumption of “famine food” in the mountainous region helped the people maintain a low-stress life and keep them healthy by providing a good amount of daily exercise.
Is a week in Sardinia too long? ›It's a beautiful island with a lot of history and beautiful villages. Sardinia is the 2nd largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and a week won't be enough to explore everything it has to offer.
How often do Sardinians eat meat? ›The classic Sardinian diet consists of whole-grain bread, beans, garden vegetables, fruits, and, in some parts of the island, mastic oil. Sardinians also traditionally eat pecorino cheese made from grass-fed sheep, whose cheese is high in omega-3 fatty acids. Meat is largely reserved for Sundays and special occasions.
What is the cheapest way to get around Sardinia? ›Travelling by car is by far the best way to explore the island and the most hassle-free option. The public transport in Sardinia is cheap, but it is challenging to get off the beaten track and see some of the most beautiful areas of Sardinia. The trains are slow but do connect the major cities of Sardinia.
Do you need a car in Sardinia Italy? ›
You can virtually reach any part of the island / your schedule is entirely up to you. Like I just said, public transportation doesn't reach everywhere in Sardinia. You should absolutely rent a car in Sardinia, especially if you're planning to visit some mountainous areas or the beaches in certain areas.
Are beaches in Sardinia free? ›This is a difficult task and inevitably some truly stunning Sardinia beaches end being left out. My selection is based on personal taste – someone else would pick different places! Virtually all beaches in Sardiniaare free to access – which is great if you are trying to watch your purse.
Where do celebrities stay in Sardinia? ›Always keep in mind that Costa Smeralda is the diamond among the many Sardinian holiday destinations, a place where celebrities and wealthy people go to spend their summers. The prices of Costa Smeralda hotels are a reflection of the typical visitors you will find roaming in the area.
Is it better to stay in North or South Sardinia? ›North or South Sardinia depending on the type of holiday
If you are looking for a luxury holiday in Sardinia, the Costa Smeralda is the right place for you. If you wish to find peace and quiet and less crowded beaches, you can choose among many resorts in the North, which have just what you need.
There are three airports in Sardinia: Mario Mameli Airport in Cagliari, Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport in Olbia and the Riviera del Corallo International Airport in Alghero.
Which is prettier Sicily or Sardinia? ›Summary of Sardinia vs Sicily
Both islands are exceptional and unique! It just really depends on what you're looking for – if it's great beaches, then head to North Sardinia. If you're looking for sightseeing, nature, food and a bit of swimming as well – then Sicily would be a better option!
There isn't a lot of traffic on the streets of the Island, although some peak traffic may occur in August. In Sardinia, you can move around on trains and buses, but if you want to discover the island with full freedom, use a car, motorcycle or even a bicycle.
Which part of Sardinia is expensive? ›The quick answer is no, it's cheaper than many European destinations. However, there are areas of Sardinia which are much more expensive, such as the Costa Smeralda. Before planning a holiday to Sardinia, it's crucial to understand how costly or economical the island is.
Which part of Sardinia has the best beaches? ›Indeed, some of the best beaches in Sardinia can be found on the renowned Emerald Coast. The Costa Smeralda, between the villages of Baja Sardinia and Porto Rotondo, consists of miles and miles of picture-perfect bays, secluded coves and white sandy beaches.
Are Sardinians considered Italian? ›...
Most common surnames.
| Most common surnames | |
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| 20 | Fadda |
Is it worth staying in Olbia? ›
Olbia is one of the major towns in North Sardinia and the one with a very busy airport. Olbia is a gateway to Sardinia's most beautiful and prestigious coast – Costa Smeralda. However, as a town it is a little bit underwhelming.