Between granite headlands and fragrant scrublands, the stretch of coast from Olbia to San Teodoro reveals a Sardinia both energetic and serene. Olbia blends Roman ruins and lively cafés with a working port atmosphere, while just a few kilometres south, San Teodoro opens into wide coastal plains, saltwater lagoons and a string of coves shaped by wind and time.
 

The area is rich in contrasts: calm waters and shifting light at dawn over the San Teodoro lagoon, wild inland trails that climb toward the granite slopes of Mount Nieddu, and beaches that range from broad open bays to hidden corners backed by juniper and pine. Whether you're watching herons take flight or exploring vibrant coastal towns, this part of northeastern Sardinia combines nature, movement and stillness in perfect balance.