Private transfer from Alghero-Fertilia Airport to San Teodoro

San Teodoro sits on Sardinia's north-east coast, south of Olbia. Its long white arc of La Cinta backs onto the Stagno di San Teodoro lagoon, where flamingos are common in spring and autumn. Just north, Cala Brandinchi and Lu Impostu are shallow, turquoise coves families reach on foot or by short walks from the road. Offshore, the limestone bulk of Tavolara island dominates every view. In July and August the small centre around Via del Tirreno fills with young Italian holidaymakers drawn by the bars and beach clubs. Nearby, Puntaldìa has a marina and a 9-hole golf course, while Budoni and Porto Ottiolu offer quieter alternatives just south. Outside high summer it reverts to a low-key resort town.

This is a long cross-island transfer, roughly 240 km and around three hours, since Alghero sits on the opposite north-west coast. The route leaves Fertilia and joins the SS291 towards Sassari, then follows the SS131 DCN (Carlo Felice link) across the interior, passing Ozieri and the Monte Acuto hills before descending towards Olbia. From there the SS125 Orientale Sarda runs south along the coast to San Teodoro. The middle section is inland and rolling, with cork-oak country and long straight stretches; the final approach near the coast can be busier in summer. It is comfortable but genuinely long, so it suits passengers who would rather not drive tired after a flight.

Because the drive is close to three hours, break it up if you're travelling with children: there are service areas along the SS131 DCN and around Olbia. Most San Teodoro accommodation is in scattered residences and holiday villas rather than a single hotel strip, so give the exact address and any complex or località name (Lu Fraili, Straulas, Puntaldìa) rather than just