Car rental in Olbia

We are more than just a comparison site; we deal with national and international car hire brands directly, giving you access to exclusive deals and cheap prices. Some of the companies we deal with in Olbia include Avis, Hertz and Maggiore. We want to make the process of hiring a car in Olbia hassle-free, so we provide you with easy-to-use search tools, handy filters and all the information you need upfront. Not only that, but the customer ratings and reviews next to each car will help you decide who to rent with. Search Rentalcars.com to discover an excellent choice of cars in Olbia, and book a cheap car hire deal today.

Some of the companies we deal with (including Sicily by Car, Locauto and Enterprise) have cars which come with a special offer — such as a free additional driver or the Collision Damage Waiver with zero excess at no extra cost. We tell you exactly what’s included in your rental before you commit to a booking, meaning no nasty surprises when you get to the pick-up counter. You can also see which companies previous customers recommend by looking at the reviews and ratings next to each car. We show their feedback because we are impartial, and we want you to have a hassle-free rental experience. 

Pittulongu Beach: Just 8km from Olbia, Pittulongu Beach is an area made up of four separate beaches — the largest being 800 metres long. Each stretch of sand boasts stunning views over towards Tavolara Island, and some of the activities on offer include snorkelling, surfing and scuba diving.

Alghero: Get up early and take a scenic drive to the historic town of Alghero on the north-west of the island (the drive will take around an hour and 45 minutes). The medieval town is lined with sea walls, and is home to a maze of cobbled streets and attractive piazzas. Stop off for a bite to eat in one of the quaint cafés, then explore the picturesque marina before heading back to Olbia.

Palau: The beautiful beach resort of Palau is just 30km from Olbia, and is very much one of Sardinia’s hidden gems. A small town with a port, Palau has a good selection of shops and restaurants for you to explore. Before heading back to Olbia, drive a further 3km north to Fortezza di Monte Altura — a 19th-century bastion perched on a hill overlooking the town.