
Molo Sud cruise berth
Cruise berth at the Molo Sud, next to the renovated maritime station with ticket offices, a bar and toilets.

Golfo Aranci is a small town in north-east Sardinia, the closest Sardinian port to the Italian mainland and about 15 minutes from Olbia. More about Golfo Aranci →

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Cruise ships berth at the Molo Sud in the Port of Golfo Aranci, which takes one cruise ship a day. The port has a small, recently renovated Stazione Marittima with ticket offices, a bar and toilets, and the seafront promenade begins a few dozen metres away. There is no town bus network; Olbia is linked by train and bus.
1 km · ~13 min by car
About 1 km, roughly 13 minutes on foot along the seafront.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The town is walkable; Olbia by train or bus; Capo Figari and Porto Cervo by taxi or excursion. Distances and times are approximate.
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Cruise berth at the Molo Sud, next to the renovated maritime station with ticket offices, a bar and toilets.
Prices are approximate.

Golfo Aranci is a small town in north-east Sardinia, the closest Sardinian port to the Italian mainland and about 15 minutes from Olbia. It sees only a handful of small cruise ships each year. Ships berth at the Molo Sud, near a recently renovated Stazione Marittima with a bar and toilets.
A seafront promenade starts a few dozen metres from the port. The town is easy to see on foot, and Olbia is reached by train or bus, with the Costa Smeralda further north.

The seafront promenade that starts a few dozen metres from the port, with the town beaches.

The headland of Capo Figari and the cove of Cala Moresca north of the town.

The town of Olbia, linked to Golfo Aranci by train and bus.

The resort coast of the Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo, north of Olbia.