Unlimited travel distance

Sardinia is an island with plenty to see, and the distances between places can often be quite long.

With unlimited travel distances, you are free to travel wherever you like, without being limited by long distances.

Which is why all car rental rates from Only Sardinia Autonoleggio always include unlimited travel distances, with no additional or hidden costs. This makes renting a car easier and eliminates the hassle of having to organise your holiday by working out in advance how far you’ll need to travel.

Which is why all car rental rates from Only Sardinia Autonoleggio always include unlimited travel distances, with no additional or hidden costs. This makes renting a car easier and eliminates the hassle of having to organise your holiday by working out in advance how far you’ll need to travel.

Sardinia is an island that may not look particularly large on a map, but the actual distances and the layout of the roads, which are often scenic and full of twists and turns and uphill and downhill sections, mean that journeys take more time and involve longer routes than one might imagine. From the main arrival points, such as the airports of Olbia, Cagliari and Alghero, and the ports of Olbia, Cagliari and Porto Torres, travelling to the most secluded coves along the coast or the unspoilt villages inland can involve covering hundreds of kilometres in just a few days.

Many car rental companies apply restrictive daily limits (often between 100 and 150 km a day), with surcharges calculated when the vehicle is returned. With us, the budget determined at the outset remains exactly the same as the final figure.

Keep in mind that a day of mistral winds might encourage you to switch to the other coast at the last minute in search of calmer seas, or you might suddenly decide to explore the wonders of the Supramonte or the Barbagia. With unlimited travel distances, you can plan your route day by day, without having to work out the cost per kilometre before you hit the road.

The freedom to explore the surrounding countryside: the most famous beaches are just one part of the island. Nuragic sites, nature reserves, wine cellars and the island’s culinary traditions are well worth a visit – one that should never be held back by the fear of travelling longer distances.