Olbia Costa Smeralda : private jet rental

Olbia Costa Smeralda : introductions

As the gateway to Sardinia, Olbia stands out as one of the Mediterranean’s most sought-after destinations for discerning travellers. Whether you seek a refined seaside retreat along the Costa Smeralda, exclusive cultural discoveries or exceptional gastronomic experiences, this Italian coastal town delivers a stay of rare distinction. Chartering a private jet to Olbia with AEROAFFAIRES offers you the ultimate in comfort, discretion and flexibility, with a dedicated flight consultant assisting you 24/7 up to two hours before departure. Flights land at Olbia Costa Smeralda airport, open daily from 6am to 11pm. To plan your journey, request an online quote or contact our team by telephone or e-mail at charter@aeroaffaires.com.

Useful information

Olbia Costa Smeralda welcomes private aviation through a dedicated General Aviation terminal that keeps handling swift and confidential, even at the height of the season. Its 2,445-metre asphalt runway can accommodate turboprops, light, medium and long-haul private jets, as well as regional and commercial aircraft.

• Runway: single 2,445 m asphalt strip suitable for turboprop, light and long-range flights.
• Opening hours: Olbia airport is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week.
• FBOs: Eccelsa and Universal Aviation, both equipped for VIP handling.

The two FBOs streamline customs, catering and ground transfers, so your time at the airport stays minimal. During the summer peak, slot coordination at Olbia is mandatory and best secured through your broker well in advance. Our flight consultants handle every request, from parking availability to helicopter connections towards the Costa Smeralda. This anticipation matters when demand for a light jet or a larger cabin surges between June and September, ensuring your private flight departs and lands exactly on your schedule.

Landing by private jet in Olbia

Frequent international origins to Olbia

Private jet charter to Olbia connects the Costa Smeralda to Europe’s leading business hubs. The most requested routes originate from Paris, Nice, Geneva, Milan and Rome, with flight times ranging from one hour to just over two. Below you will find indicative pricing to help plan your trip.

Estimating the price of your charter to Olbia

The prices below are given as a guide and reflect average charter costs; your actual quote may vary with seasonality, aircraft availability and taxes. For a precise figure matching your itinerary, request a personalized quote.

Which private jets are most chartered to Olbia?

In 2025, three aircraft dominated private flights to and from this Italian destination. Each suits a specific route length and passenger count:

• Cessna Citation XLS: 8 seats, cruise speed 798 km/h, range 3,889 km. Ideal for regional hops from Nice or Geneva.
• Embraer Phenom 300: 6 to 8 seats, 822 km/h, range 3,723 km. A popular light jet balancing speed and comfort.
• Pilatus PC-12 NG: 6 to 7 seats, 519 km/h, range 3,339 km. A cost-efficient turboprop for shorter Italian routes such as Milan.

Depart from Olbia by private jet

Popular destinations from Olbia

From Olbia, private jet flights open access to the most sought-after destinations across the Mediterranean and beyond. Between April and October, the Costa Smeralda becomes a launch point for a circuit of chic hubs and yacht marinas, letting you reach the French Riviera, the Balearics or the Italian coast without the constraints of scheduled airlines.

Flights from Olbia to Nice start around €6,500, while routes to Paris begin around €11,200. Beyond these, our flight consultants arrange departures to a range of flagship destinations, each suited to a specific mood or event.

Popular departures from Olbia in high season

• Nice and Cannes: the French Riviera coastline, ideal for pairing beach clubs with a night in Monaco.
• St Tropez: a short hop for those chasing the summer social calendar.
• Ibiza and Palma: the Balearic islands for a change of shoreline.
• Geneva: a gateway to the Alps and Swiss business hubs.
• Rome, Naples and Capri: staying within Italy for culture and the Amalfi coast.

During August, when Porto Cervo hosts regattas and luxury events, these routes see the strongest demand. Booking early secures your preferred aircraft and slots. For exact durations, aircraft options and pricing on any of these flights, speak with a dedicated flight consultant who tailors each itinerary to your schedule.

What to do in Olbia: our recommendations

The Costa Smeralda ranks among the most exclusive destinations in the Mediterranean, and Olbia is its gateway. Once you land, superyacht marinas, private beaches, championship golf and Michelin-starred tables are all within reach. Here is where a discerning traveller invests their time on this stretch of Sardinia.

Where to stay in Olbia: our recommended hotels

The Costa Smeralda concentrates some of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive addresses, all within a short transfer of Olbia airport. For discerning travellers, we recommend a handful of five-star properties and Relais & Châteaux estates where private beaches, spa rituals and fine dining match the standard of your private flight.

Luxury resorts on the Costa Smeralda

Whether you settle near Porto Cervo or in the quieter hills inland, each of these Sardinia addresses offers a distinct sense of place. The Costa Smeralda gathers Sardinia’s finest five-star resorts within a 30 to 40-minute drive of Olbia airport.

• Petra Segreta Resort & Spa (San Pantaleo): a Relais-style retreat set in the hills, with a refined spa and a fine-dining restaurant, perfect for a discreet stay away from the marina crowds.
• Colonna Pevero Hotel: a five-star property framed by lush gardens and crystalline waters, with a private beach, a renowned spa and several gourmet restaurants.
• Hotel Cala Cuncheddi: an exclusive seaside resort with a private beach, a luxury spa and elegant rooms opening onto sweeping views of the Sardinian coast.