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La modalità più comune per arrivare in Sardegna è servirsi delle compagnie aeree o navali che
quotidiniamente collegano l'isola con la penisola e con il resto d'Europa.
By airplane
These are the links to the websites of airport companies that manage the airports of the island:
Flights depart daily from Stansted to Alghero with Ryanair – www.ryanair.co.uk
Flights depart daily from Gatwick to Olbia with easyjet – www.easyjet.com
Flights depart three times a week from Gatwick to Cagliari with British Airways - www.britishairways.com
By ship
These are the links to the websites of shipping companies:
Tirrenia
Corsica e Sardinia Ferries
GNV Grimaldi
Moby
Linea dei Golfi
The simplest way to reach Dorgali and Cala Gonone is to pass through the Strada Statale (State highway) 131, a four-lane fast road that connects the island's major harbours and airports to each other.
Exit at the 69,300 KM (Lula-Dorgali exit) of its central link road (the S.S 131 DCN), and proceed for 20km towards Dorgali until you reach the Statale 125.
Cala Gonone, a seaside hamlet of Dorgali, is located just 7km away.
If you do not have your own car or a rented one, the Sardinian Region offers a public transport service with bases in the capitals of the province and in some minor centres, from which you can move extensively all over the island.
This is the link to the site:
ARST
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