Getting around by bus and coach Sardinia

Sassari: a dozen buses a day from 6:45 a. m. (from Alghero via Catalogna) at 8 p. m. Departures from Sassari from 7 a. m. 1 hour drive. Attention: On Sunday, there are far fewer departures.

Capo Caccia and Neptune Cave: about 4 departures/day in each direction around. Travel of about 50 minutes.

Nuraghe Palmavera: line Alghero-Porto Conte (judgment Bivio Bombarde, continue on foot). Some departures/day. Count 1 hour drive. In the high season the Alghero-Capo Caccia line of 9:15 a. m. marks the stop at the Nuraghe.

Estate Sella & Mosca and Necropoli Anghelu Ruju: line Alghero-San Marco.

In summer, a few daily departures from the airport and the port of Olbia from to.

The stop is via Eleonora d 'Arborea near the post office.

Olbia porto: Just under 10 departures a day. Duration: 2 hours.

Castelsardo: About 4 departures a day. Duration: 1 hour 15.

Sassari: About 5 departures a day. Duration: about 2 hours 30.

In winter, departure from Olbia airport to Santa Teresa di Gallura (via Arzachena and Palau) at 10:40 a. m. 1 hour 30 hours of travel.

From June 1 to September 30, approximately 6 departures per day.

Also a link between Santa Teresa and Cagliari.

Located at the exit of the railway station on the edge of Piazza Matteotti and the Stampace and Marina districts. Timetables are posted at the entrance to the station.

Cagliari: tickets valid for 90 min, 2 hours or 24 hours depending on the fare.

Nuoro: 2 buses / day, 2 hours 40.

Olbia: 1 bus / day with Turmotravel (www.gruppoturmotravel.com). 4 hours.

Iglesias: 2 buses / day during the week. 1 hour 15 minutes.

Oristano: 2 buses / day during the week. 2 hours.

Pula, Chia and Teulada: about 10 buses / day (reduced out of season). Between 50 min and 1 hour 50.

Villasimius: 8 buses / day. 1 hour 30 minutes.