A 60-hectare wine estate near Olbia combines Mediterranean viticulture with contemporary hospitality, set among oaks and myrtle in sight of Tavolara Island.
At a glance
Olbios Estates occupies a substantial parcel of Gallura’s rolling terrain between Pedres Castle and the sea. The property centers on a converted farmhouse that now houses the winery and tasting facilities, blending restored stone architecture with modern wine production.
History
The cellar occupies a former industrial farmhouse that has been carefully renovated to serve contemporary winemaking while preserving its original character.
What you see
The tasting room features granite stone walls and a wooden beam ceiling, with a large fireplace carved directly into the rock. The building’s renovation respectfully maintains the distinction between its historic fabric and modern additions.
Cultural significance
The estate represents contemporary Sardinian wine culture, drawing on Gallura’s centuries-old viticultural tradition while embracing modern production standards and hospitality practices.
Key facts
- Address: Via Loiri, 83, 07026 Olbia
- Vineyard area: 60 hectares
- Varieties: Vermentino, Cannonau, Cabernet, Merlot
- Coordinates: 40.87977970146914, 9.506607055664062
- Phone: 0789 641003
- Website: http://www.tenuteolbios.com/
Practical information
Wine tastings are available by arrangement. You can also book lunch prepared by Gallura chefs. Contact the estate in advance to reserve either experience.
Getting there
The estate is located near Olbia in northeastern Sardegna, accessible via Via Loiri. Proximity to Pedres Castle and views toward Tavolara Island mark the location. Check the official website for detailed directions and seasonal opening information.
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