Hop into a tuk-tuk and see Olbia like a local—visit ancient churches, spot colorful domes, relax in Fausto Noce Park, and pick up real stories along the way.
You know that feeling when you catch the first salty breeze just off the port? That’s how our tuk-tuk ride through Olbia started. Our driver, Marco, waved us in with a grin—he knows every shortcut in these winding streets. The engine hummed quietly as we zipped past tiny cafés where locals sipped espresso, and I caught the faint smell of fresh bread drifting from a side alley. First stop: the Basilica di San Simplicio. It’s older than it looks—stone walls cool to the touch, and if you listen close inside, you’ll hear your footsteps echo under arches built nearly a thousand years ago. Marco pointed out faded carvings on the doorway; he said they’re easy to miss if you’re not looking for them.
We rolled on up a gentle hill to the Church of San Paolo. Its dome is impossible to ignore—tiles in blue and yellow that seem brighter against the sky. I snapped a photo just as bells rang out noon; even Marco paused to listen. Down in Fausto Noce Park, kids played soccer while old men argued over chess under shady trees. There’s this earthy scent from all that green space—hard to believe you’re still in the middle of town. The audio guide piped up with stories about Roman temples and old city legends, but honestly, it was those small moments—the laughter from a nearby gelato stand, or catching sunlight through olive branches—that stuck with me most.
Absolutely! The route is smooth and safe for all ages, plus there’s plenty to see for both kids and adults.
You can usually join last minute if there’s space, but booking ahead guarantees your spot—especially during busy months.
Yes! The audio guide comes in six languages including English, so you won’t miss any details.
The full experience lasts about 30 minutes—a quick but rich overview of Olbia’s highlights.
Your tuk-tuk ride includes a friendly professional driver and an easy-to-hear audio guide (with speakers) in your language. Just hop on—we’ll handle the rest!
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