How to arrive to Santa Teresa Gallura North Sardinia

How to get to Santa Teresa Gallura
The closest gates to Santa Teresa Gallura are Olbia's seaport and airport, both some 60 km away. If you are landing in Olbia, take the Olbia-Palau road, then continue to Santa Teresa Gallura.
If you're flying into Alghero airport (Sassari), make for Porto Torres then follow the coast road to Santa Teresa Gallura, driving through splendid resorts such as Isola Rossa, Castelsardo and Costa Paradiso.

BY PLANE:
Flights from the principal airports of the Peninsula to Olbia, Alghero-Fertilia and Cagliari are available.

COMPANY:
Alitalia - Air Dolomiti - Airone - Alpi Eagles - Azzurra - Eurofly - Gandalf Air - Meridiana - Ryanair - Volare.

BY SEA:
From Corsica and from La Maddalena Island directly to S.Teresa; or from the continent to Olbia, Porto Torres, Cagliari and Arbatax.

COMPNY:
Corsica Ferries - Corsica Marittima
Grandi Navi Veloci - Linea dei Golfi
Linee Lauro - Moby Lines - Saremar
Sardinia Ferries - Tirrenia - Tris

	BY CAR ... (ROADS, TIME AND DISTANCES) Departing from Porto Torres you can drive along the northern “panoramic” road of the island with the possibility to pass through other tourist localities, such as Castelsardo, Valledoria, Costa Paradiso, Vignola, etc. The road (100 km approx.) offering a very suggestive view of the sea can be done in some 80 min. From Olbia (it will be shorter) you are to drive along the road SS 125 in the direction of Arzachena-Palau. Having arrived at the crossroads to Palau you are to turn to the left towards Santa Teresa and drive still for some 23 km. The most logical way for those who arrive from Cagliari is to drive along the road SS 131 up to Sassari. Before the entry to the city one should drive to the junction “Sassari Latte Dolce” and follow the direction Platamona-Castelsardo, which leads to the littoral road Porto Torres-Santa Teresa. Those who land in Alghero may choose to rent a car to reach Santa Teresa di Gallura driving along the state road 291 up to Sassari (35 km), then continuing towards Porto Torres (S.S. 131, for about 19 km) and reach Santa Teresa on the above mentioned north panoramic road.
	BY TRAIN: There is no railway station.