In this section you will have a complete overview on the services of internal and external transport in Dorgali and Cala Gonone. Learn how to get around once you get there if you do not own the car, how to get to Cala Gonone and Sardinia. Find rentals of cars and motorcycles, and scrolling down the page, the ferries, the aeri line and buses to reach an agreement in Cala Gonone and Dorgali.
TIMETABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICE
ARST NUORO: (+39) 0784 290800
ARST OLBIA: (+39) 0789 553000
ARST CAGLIARI: (+39) 070 6671824
ARST SASSARI: (+39) 079 2639200
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A car trip from the ports of Sardinia allows you to have a complete view of morphologically different landscapes of our island. The main artery of Sardinia from north to south is the SS 131 , a four-lane highway with convenient hourly limit speed of 90km/h. However if you want to enjoy breathtaking scenery and you landed in Olbia, Cagliari or Arbatax, you might decide to drive on SS125 that goes from the capital of Cagliari to the town of Tempio Pausania. The eastern coast of Sardinia is very popular with bikers for the path that "not boring" for the large number of curves.
NOTE: Coming from the north, once you have arrived at Dorgali, we suggest that you ignore the instruction of the navigator because usually they are set to calculate the shortest, but difficult path. Instead, follow the road signs that will lead you more easily to Cala Gonone through the tunnel on Mount “Bardia”, once you have passed the exit of Dorgali.
The portal was created and developed with the intention to provide valuable support for those who decide to stay in Cala Gonone and Dorgali.
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The Cala Gonone weather, mitigated by the seaproximity, is characterized by mild winters and warm dry summers.
As a result, also because of the shape of the area, it lends itself to various activities related to the sport, the main attraction that captures thousands of tourists each year, followed by crafts and local cuisine.
The characteristic wind of the area is the Mistral, which is manifested by irregular and variable winds gusts, conditioned by the gorges of the mountains in which is channeled and then reflected from the south-east.