Car rental at Olbia : Discover all our stations

Often overlooked by visitors arriving by plane in Sardinia, who head directly to the Costa Smeralda, Olbia definitely deserves a visit. With charming squares filled with wine bars, trendy shops, and its historic center, Olbia has much to offer visitors.

Renting a car in Olbia is an excellent solution for exploring the surrounding coast, as well as the rest of Sardinia. The local port and airport make it easy to reach the city.

There are seven Europcar rental offices in Olbia, and one of the busiest is at the Olbia airport. If you arrive by ship from Italy, there is a convenient rental office on the waterfront. However you arrive in Sardinia, there is a rental office that can meet your needs.

Looking for an economical car for a small group? Alfa Romeo Giulietta or Fiat Panda are reliable choices for driving on the island. If you need a larger vehicle, peugeot 3008 and Renault Megane station wagon are ideal for transporting families or larger groups.

In Olbia, it is also possible to book van rentals. whether you need a boxer or something larger, our fleet offers practical and reliable models for transporting your loads. Both van and car rentals can be booked for short and long periods, offering you flexibility and convenience.

To rent a car in Sardinia, you must be over 18 years old and have a valid EU driving licence. International driving licenses are accepted but not required.

The speed limits in sardinia are the same as in mainland Italy. there are no highways in Sardinia, but the speed limit is 110 km/h on main roads, 90 km/h on secondary roads, and 50 km/h in urban areas. You must adjust your speed according to road conditions.

Parking in Olbia is mainly found at the airport, and you pay when you exit. it is possible to pay in cash up to €50, otherwise credit/debit cards are also accepted. Both long and short-term parking is available.

In Sardinia, road conditions are quite good, especially in larger cities, but it's good to know that the conditions of some rural roads may be worse.

When driving on the island, especially in remote areas, you need to be aware of sheep and other animals on the road. Also, it's good to know that scooters and mopeds are very common in sardinia, and you need to pay particular attention when overtaking.

Away from the industrial area around the airport, the historic center of Olbia boasts many architectural gems, such as the basilica of san simplicio, dating back to the 11th century, which has been an important monument in the history of Sardinia. the sacred well of sa testa is an exceptional example of sardinian religious temples dating back to the bronze age and is worth a visit.

If you move from Olbia, there are wonderful destinations to discover. Take a trip to the northern tip of the island to see the most incredible sunsets at valle della luna, in santa teresa di gallura (85 kilometers from olbia).

An hour and a half drive from Olbia, the geo-marine national park of the maddalena archipelago consists of an incredible series of magnificent islands between corsica and sardinia. The crystal-clear waters and granite coasts are ideal for exploring, by boat or on foot, and host protected and unique wildlife. These islands have been inhabited since prehistoric times and have a varied history, from the romans to napoleon bonaparte.

The Costa Smeralda may be one of the most expensive places in europe, but don't let that stop you: it's worth a visit! loved by the rich, royals, and famous people, the costa smeralda is named for its emerald-colored crystal-clear waters. The coast is 55 kilometers long, from the gulf of cugnana to the gulf of arzachena, and is 40 km from Olbia. Porto Cervo hosts flashy yachts and expensive restaurants, but just head to the hilltop villages of san pantaleo and arzachena to find less expensive restaurants with the same incredible views.

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