Sardinia, Italy
Alghero's public transportation is mainly served by ARST (Azienda Regionale Sarda Trasporti) urban bus lines. These buses connect the city center with its suburbs, nearby beaches, and Alghero-Fertilia Airport.
Single urban tickets cost around €1.00-€1.50. Validation of tickets upon boarding is required; failure can result in a fine.
Buses generally operate from early morning (~6:00 AM) to late evening (~10:00 PM-midnight). Frequency varies by line and time of day.
Newer ARST buses are increasingly equipped with ramps and designated spaces for wheelchairs. Older buses may have limited accessibility.
Licensed taxis are white, with a "TAXI" sign and meter.
Found at designated stands (port, Piazza Sulis, airport). Calling a radio taxi service works well.
Metered fares. Airport to city: ~€25-€30. Payment usually cash. Confirm card acceptance before travel.
Standard UberX services are generally not widely available in Alghero. Local regulations favor traditional taxis.
The Old Town is largely pedestrianized. Lungomare Barcellona offers scenic strolls.
Local companies offer guided tours of the Old Town. Self-guided routes are available online.
Dedicated bike paths along Lido beach. Cycling is enjoyable for coastal areas and nearby beaches.
Beyond standard options, Alghero offers unique ways to experience its attractions.
Some newer public buses feature accessibility options (ramps, wheelchair spaces).
Check with ARST for specific routes.
Cobbled streets and steps can pose challenges for wheelchair users.
Navigation may require assistance.
Some tour operators may offer accessible boat tours or specialized services.
Contact providers in advance to confirm features.
Alghero offers a variety of transportation options for every traveler's preference and budget.
Choose the mode of transport that best suits your comfort level and planned destinations to maximize your exploration.