Overview
Budoni is an Italian town and municipality with 5,685 inhabitants, located on the northeast coast of Sardinia within the Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia. The town is characterized as a 'comune sparso,' meaning it consists of several scattered entities. Positioned strategically in the Gallura region, it serves as a central hub between major urban centers. The municipality manages to maintain balance between its administrative duties and its role as a coastal destination. Its geographical location provides excellent connectivity to the northern and eastern parts of the autonomous region of Sardinia, making it a significant point of interest in the Gallura area.
Location
Budoni is situated in the Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia, along the eastern coastline of the island. The municipality is located approximately 30 kilometres southeast of Olbia, providing convenient access to major transport links. It lies about 170 kilometres northeast of Cagliari, the regional capital. The town is officially classified as a 'comune sparso', reflecting its decentralized structure of settlements. This geographic positioning places Budoni effectively within the socio-economic framework of northeastern Sardinia, acting as a gateway between the major port of Olbia and the southern reaches of the Gallura province.
Highlights
Coastal location in the Province of Gallura North-East SardiniaProximity to the city of Olbia (30 km distance)Central position on the Sardinian east coast
On the map
Local info
Practical information on site — access, opening hours, bookings.
No current local information for this municipality.
For residents
Official notices and announcements from the municipality.
No current municipal notices for this municipality.
Inhalte werden geladen …
