Sun-seekers in Andalucia will soon be able to fly direct from Sevilla to a stunning holiday island in Italy.
Airline Volotea will launch direct flights to Olbia, in northeast Sardinia, from May 29, operating throughout the summer season until September 2026.
The new route will run twice weekly – Tuesdays and Fridays – with a total of 74 flights and more than 13,300 seats available over the season.
Departure times from Sevilla:
- Tuesdays at 22:55 (arriving 01:20)
- Fridays at 10:20 (arriving 12:50)
Return flights from Olbia-Costa Smeralda Airport:
- Tuesdays at 20:10 (arriving 22:25)
- Fridays at 07:40 (arriving 09:55)
Flight time is approximately 2 hours 15-25 minutes.
Mediterranean favourite
Olbia is one of Sardinia’s most popular gateways, known for its crystal-clear waters, white-sand beaches and proximity to the glamorous Costa Smeralda.
The island is also famed for its historic towns, rugged landscapes and unique blend of Italian and Mediterranean culture.
Volotea’s strategy director Gabriel Schmilovich said the airline is ‘very pleased’ to connect Sevilla with ‘one of the most attractive and popular destinations in the Mediterranean.’
More new routes
The airline is also launching two additional routes from Seville:
- Lille (starting in May)
- Florence (starting in September)
With the addition of Olbia, Volotea now offers four domestic routes from Sevilla – Asturias, Bilbao, San Sebastián and Santander – and six international connections: Bordeaux, Lille, Florence, Verona, Athens (via codeshare with Aegean) and Olbia.
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