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The independent guide for those arriving by sea in Porto Rotondo.
Piazzetta San Marco, the marina and the coves of Gallura. Part of the Porti Italia network of territorial guides — from the port to the territory, local experiences, transfers, hotels and much more.
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The guide for those arriving in Porto Rotondo
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Not-to-miss stops in Porto Rotondo
Piazzetta San Marco, the marina with its 800 berths, the coves along the coast and nearby places such as Golfo Aranci and Olbia. Practical guides with distances and local tips.
Ferries and Transport in Porto Rotondo
Everything you need to arrive, get around and explore the territory on your own.
Ferries
Maritime connections in the area: ferries to Sardinia arrive at the port of Olbia, the municipality Porto Rotondo belongs to. Routes, timetables and shipping companies.
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Private transfers and shared shuttles, bookable in advance for a stress-free arrival.
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The most booked experiences in Porto Rotondo
A selection of the most requested activities by travelers — free cancellation on most experiences.
Excursions & Guided Tours
The most beautiful destinations in the territory, reached comfortably with selected local guides.
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Hotels and accommodation in Porto Rotondo
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Who's waiting for you in Porto Rotondo
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Frequently asked questions about Porto Rotondo
Where is Porto Rotondo?
Porto Rotondo is a hamlet of the municipality of Olbia, on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia, in Gallura. It is a few kilometers from Golfo Aranci, Palau and Arzachena.
How do you get to Porto Rotondo?
The nearest gateways are Olbia Costa Smeralda airport and the port of Olbia, from where you continue by car, taxi or a pre-booked transfer: Porto Rotondo is part of the municipality of Olbia.
What to see in Porto Rotondo?
Piazzetta San Marco, the main square, whose architecture recalls Venice, and the marina with 800 berths; every late August the Big Game, a big-game fishing event, takes place.
Which beaches are near Porto Rotondo?
Nearby you will find coves and beaches such as Cala Sabina, Liscia Ruja, Cala di Volpe and Cala Capriccioli; check access and services before heading out.
What can you visit around Porto Rotondo?
Golfo Aranci and Olbia, the village of San Pantaleo and the islands of Mortorio and Soffi.
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