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Where we are

Olbia Costa Smeralda - Baja Sardinia - Porto Cervo - Costa Rei

How to reach us

• By car: Baja Sardinia, Porto Cervo and Costa Smeralda are 30 km far from the airport of Olbia and 28 km from Olbia harbour.
• Ferries and flights:
• Baja Hotels organises for You a private trasfert from/to the aeroport/harbour of Olbia/Hotel. To book Your private trasfert or for more details contact Your Hotel. We will be more than happy to help You!.

Baja Sardinia, the natural beauty of the Costa Smeralda

Originally known as “Battistoni” Baja Sardinia was constructed after the Smeralda Coast’s economic boom by a group of Italian entrepreneurs. Characterized by a light breeze and an ample bay with crystal clear water and fine grain sand, Baja Sardinia now boasts the highest number of hotel guests in the area. Its numerous surrounding hotels offer service of the highest quality. Baja Sardinia is situated in the north-east zone of Sardinia, near the Costa Smeralda coast, 35Km away from the port and airport of Olbia. But at night the village turns into something extraordinary: bars and clubs open until dawn, bright lights, discoteques, open-air markets where you can find anything from the most bizarre trinkets to the most traditional local crafts. In the town square you can enjoy music, dancing, and all kinds of shows.