The port of Santa Teresa Gallura is located in an inlet located in Northern Sardinia, in the province of Sassari. From the quay of Santa Teresa depart hydrofoils NLG and ferries of Moby that connect Sardinia to Corsica (port of Bonifacio ). To reach the Corsican coasts, the fast drives take about 30 minutes. Especially during the summer season, the piers of the port of Santa Teresa di Gallura are occupied by numerous pleasure boats, to which a large area of the Gallura port is destined.
It is possible to reach the port of Santa Teresa Gallura in various ways.
Bus
The buses of the Turmotravel group connect Olbia Costa Smeralda airport with Santa Teresa di Gallura and vice versa. The reference terminus in Olbia is n. 5 which is located just 50 meters from the arrivals area. The service (not bookable) is generally active from the beginning of June to the end of September. Buying tickets is very simple: you can do it by going to the affiliated ticket offices or by downloading the Teseo Sardegna app.
Once in Santa Teresa di Gallura, you will be able to visit other places in Northern Sardinia using the road transport service also offered by other companies (Arst, Sardabus, Digitur).
Car
A few meters away from the airport you will find the car rental terminal, where a considerable number of companies operating this kind of service operate. On the Olbia airport website there is a special section dedicated to car rentals.
From the airport of Olbia Costa Smeralda the buses of the company Turmotravel leave daily (from June to September), which allow tourists to easily reach Santa Teresa di Gallura.
The ticket offices of the shipping companies (Ichnusa Lines and Moby) are located near the port.
Near the port of Santa Teresa di Gallura there are numerous commercial activities, which especially during the summer are frequented by those who decide to spend a stay in this renowned tourist resort. Walking along the streets of the City lungonese, including an encounter in clothing stores, the sporting goods and gift of traditional crafts, wine bars and so on.
Moving from the center of Santa Teresa towards the coast, you will come across the Rena Bianca, a beach over 300 meters long just over 11 miles from Corsica. The beach, equipped with a ramp for the disabled and suitable for children, has been a European Blue Flag since 1987.
Overlooking one of the most enchanting beaches of the Teresina coast from above we find the massive Torre di Longonsardo or Spanish tower: 11 meters high and 19 meters wide, it was erected at the behest of Philip II of Spain between 1577 and 1599.
However, the Lungonese locality is internationally known for the Lu Brandali archaeological site, a nuragic complex including, among other things, the famous Tomb of the Giants. The excavation - which took place at the beginning of the 1980s - has brought to light about fifty burials.
Finally, other notable places in the Sardinian town are piazza Vittorio Emanuele I, piazza della Libertà and piazza Bruno Modesto.