Golfo Aranci

Golfo Aranci is a coastal town of northeastern Sardinia in the province of Gallura North-East Sardinia.

Understand

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Get in

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By plane

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Olbia Airport is about 20 km from Golfo Aranci.

By car

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  • SS 131 d.c.n. Abbasanta–Nuoro–Olbia: upon reaching the entrance to Olbia, continue straight to Golfo Aranci and follow the western bypass of Olbia until you reach Golfo Aranci.
  • SS729 Sassari-Olbia: take "Arzachena-Golfo Aranci" exit, then follow the western bypass of Olbia to Golfo Aranci.

By boat

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  • 40.995499.623941 Port of Golfo Aranci (Stazione Marittima di Golfo Aranci). The port is connected by Sardinia Ferries with Livorno and Porto-Vecchio and seasonally with Piombino. Golfo Aranci Port (Q34954147) on Wikidata
  • The port of Olbia is 20 km from Golfo Aranci and offers more connections with other italian cities.

By train

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  • 40.99479.626942 Golfo Aranci railway station. The station is the terminus of the Cagliari–Golfo Aranci line, which provides access to Golfo Aranci from across Sardinia. Golfo Aranci railway station (Q3969736) on Wikidata

By bus

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From Olbia with 610 ARST bus line.

Get around

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Map
Map of Golfo Aranci

Golfo Aranci historic centre can easily be explored on foot.

  • 40.9959469.6272451 Saint Joseph church (San Giuseppe). The former chapel was elevated to the status of a parish church in 1962. Chiesa di San Giuseppe (Q30295768) on Wikidata
  • 40.9970779.5316912 Saint Anthony of Padua church (Sant'Antonio da Padova). Dating back to the 1930s. Sant'Antonio da Padova (Q118150682) on Wikidata
  • 40.9934449.6284723 Milis sacred well. Dating back to the era of the Nuragic civilization (2nd millennium BC), it was unfortunately damaged during the construction of railway infrastructure in the 19th century; the surviving underground sections—comprising 40 steps and the well chamber—were brought to light in 1937. Milis (Q1934788) on Wikidata
  • 40.9959889.6629265 Capo Figari. A rocky limestone promontory, topped by 40.99779.65314 Punta Semoforo, which features the ruins of a semaphore (optical telegraph) station. Capo Figari (Q3657128) on Wikidata
  • 40.986649.645646 Cala Moresca. Bay with a beach. OSM directions
  • 40.983339.657 Cala Greca. Bay with a beach. Cala Greca (Q33561620) on Wikidata

Drink

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Sleep

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Budget

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Mid-range

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Splurge

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Stay safe

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Connect

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Postal offices

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  • 41.003559.618675 Poste Italiane, Via Armando Diaz 10, ☏ +39 0789 46063, fax: +39 0789 46363. Mon-Fri 8:20-13:45, Sat 8:20-12:45. OSM directions

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