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Locauto, Via degli Astronauti, Olbia, GA, Italia

Opening Hours.

Mon-Sun: From 08:00-23:00

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Our office

Via Melis, 10 , Olbia 07026 (Sassari)

Opening Hours.

Mon-Fri: From 08:00-18:00

Sat: From 08:00-13:00

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Rent a Olbia

Everyone knows Olbia as one of the most important ports—if not the most important in terms of the number of arrivals—among those in Sardinia. In fact, many begin their trips to Sardinia in Olbia, located in the northeastern part of the island near numerous beautiful beaches. In addition to being a strategic hub for those arriving in Sardinia by ship and offering captivating views of the sea, Olbia is also a city that reveals to visitors a wealth of artistic, cultural, and culinary treasures: it’s no coincidence that its nickname is “the happy city.” The historic center, with Corso Umberto I at its heart, offers spacious pedestrian areas for leisurely strolls and shopping. Many of the most beautiful buildings have a very ancient history: for example, the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, built atop the ruins of a Roman temple and featuring a colorful majolica-tiled dome, while across from the Basilica of St. Simplicio, you can visit the archaeological site of the Temple-Necropolis of St. Simplicio. Another option for history lovers is the city’s Archaeological Museum, which covers a time span from prehistory to the 19th century. If you’re planning a trip to Olbia, be sure to check the calendar of patron saint festivals: they’re one of the best ways to experience the area’s oldest folkloric and culinary traditions up close and in an immersive way. Gallura, the region of which Olbia is a part, boasts some of the most beloved dishes in Sardinian cuisine: among Gallura’s specialties are zuppa gallurese, sweet ricotta ravioli, and seada.

The saying that “he who hesitates is lost” is especially true when it comes to traveling in Sardinia, a region that has so much to offer in terms of history, culture, cuisine, and art that it’s unthinkable to limit yourself to just one place. Once you’ve disembarked from the ship, why not rent a car from Locauto in Olbia? It’s an excellent option for those who want to travel with all the comforts of a private vehicle without having to load their own car onto the ferry—which involves long boarding times and significantly higher costs—and without subjecting it to the wear and tear of a long trip. Renting a car also gives you the chance to try vehicles different from the ones you use in everyday life: more spacious, more modern, or simply newer. The versatility of our service will allow you to choose the vehicle best suited to the needs of the group you’re traveling with, while relying on the attentive assistance of a specialized company like Locauto. Among the places easily accessible from Olbia are archaeological sites of great importance, such as the nuraghi, the sacred well of Sa Testa, and the famous Tomb of the Giants—a Nuragic-era funerary monument surrounded by greenery—as well as charming villages like Palau and all the extraordinary beaches of the Costa Smeralda, one of the most envied coastlines in the world! Renting a car in Olbia is exactly what you need to make the most of your time in Sardinia by visiting all the wonderful places it has to offer: Check our vehicle availability right away by entering your desired dates in the search engine on this page, and book online in just a few steps to secure your car and the best rates on car rentals in Olbia!

The Locauto office in Olbia is located inside the Locauto facility on a side street off Via Melis 10, next to the Decathlon store in Olbia. From here, you can reach the city center in just 10 minutes in your rental car. The main state highways are also easily accessible from here.

Locauto Rent is a 100% Italian company that has been operating in the car rental market since the late 1970s. It has a network of rental locations serving Italy’s major airports, largest train stations, and major cities. It also provides a complete range of rental services—from short-term to medium-term to long-term—as well as an innovative, fully self-service digital rental service. The vehicle fleet is top-notch and ranks among the youngest on the market in terms of average age. Locauto Rent is recognized for its affordable, flexible, and transparent pricing solutions, as well as for service that is both personalized and technologically advanced.

During your vacation in Sardinia, are you planning to stop in Olbia or use this city as a base for your road trip through the region? Then don’t miss out on everything this magical city—overlooking the northeastern gulf of the Mediterranean’s most beloved island—has to offer: starting with the historic center, brimming with shops and events year-round, you can visit the medieval Basilica of San Simplicio, the Art Nouveau buildings on Corso Umberto, and the Church of San Paolo with its dome covered in colorful majolica tiles similar to those adorning the dome of San Michele in Alghero. Olbia is also home to interesting archaeological sites such as the San Simplicio necropolis, located beneath the basilica of the same name and containing hundreds of Roman-era tombs, the Nuragic-era sacred well of Sa Testa, several nuraghi dating back to the second millennium B.C., and a 12th-century castle from which you can enjoy an unparalleled view of the Olbia plain. For those interested in diving into the crystal-clear waters of the Sardinian sea, Olbia and its immediate surroundings offer beaches to suit every taste: from the red sand of Le Saline to the lush green setting of Spiaggia del Dottore, all the way to the shallow, crystal-clear waters of Cala Brandinchi, near San Teodoro.

With its location on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, Olbia has always been the preferred destination for travelers arriving by ferry from the Tyrrhenian regions and interested in spending their vacations on the Costa Smeralda, traditionally considered the island’s most prestigious area. Thanks to its airport, Olbia is also one of the main hubs for all tourists—both Italian and international—who arrive in Sardinia by air. In both cases, many decide to continue their journey through Sardinia by car and therefore use a car rental service at Olbia Airport or at another car rental agency in Sardinia: this is because the lack of public transportation makes it practically impossible to travel across the region by bus or train, even if you were to limit yourself solely to the beaches. In fact, the most beautiful beaches are often inaccessible by public transportation, unless you’re willing to wake up at dawn and walk for several kilometers before reaching the coveted cove, under a scorching sun that spares no one. The Gallura region is home to numerous attractions—from the thousand-year-old olive trees of Luras to the artificial lake of Liscia, from the nuraghi of Tempio Pausania to the small villages dotted throughout the area, such as the splendid Arzachena —which you can only fully enjoy by relying on a safe, reliable, and 100% customizable car rental service. Whatever car you choose to rent with Locauto, you can count on a state-of-the-art vehicle, offering exceptional fuel efficiency and power, tailored to your travel needs; a van rental service is also available at the airports in Olbia, Cagliari, and Alghero, ideal if you need to transport sports equipment or other bulky items, such as strollers for your children. Be sure to check out the section dedicated to Locauto’s special offers to find the best rate for you!

Olbia Airport, also known as the Costa Smeralda Airport, is easily accessible both from the city of Olbia and from the main roads leading to the coast: in fact, it is only 4 kilometers from the city center via State Road 127, while some of the most beautiful beaches on Sardinia’s eastern coast can be reached in no time by taking the road that runs along the coast. From the airport, you can also quickly reach the major tourist destinations along the northeastern coast, such as Golfo Aranci, Porto Cervo, and Santa Teresa di Gallura.

Not to be missed around Olbia

Archaeological Museum

Located near the port of Olbia, the museum traces the city’s history from prehistoric times through the 19th century, featuring a significant collection of Roman and medieval artifacts.

Little Pevero

This well-known beach, located in the municipality of Arzachena, features both free-access areas and areas equipped with amenities. Its shallow waters and white sand make it one of the most popular beaches in northern Sardinia.

La Maddalena

The Maddalena archipelago is famous far beyond Italy’s borders for its crystal-clear waters and beaches of the finest sand. It has been a national park since 1994 and can be visited by boat.

Palau

Picturesque beaches, a lively nightlife scene, and lush natural surroundings that completely envelop this port city make Palau one of the most beloved destinations in Gallura.

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