Flights to Cagliari Airport (CAG)

Discover Cagliari

Cagliari Elmas Airport is located a little over 4 miles from the city of Cagliari on the island of Sardinia. This airport is the entry point for most travelers who visit this popular vacation spot.

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Best time to book a flight to Cagliari Airport

On the island of Sardinia, April through November tend to have the balmiest temperatures. The summers can get hot but if you’re planning on taking a dip, July and August might be the best months out of the year.

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Airlines that fly to Cagliari Airport

Airlines from throughout Europe and the Near East make stops at Cagliari Airport. Here are just some of the options at the traveler’s disposal:

• Ryanair
• Volotea
• Meridiana
• easyJet
• EuroWings

What to expect when arriving at Cagliari Airport

There is an affordable and fast train that can take you directly into Cagliari, as well as to any other city on the island of Sardinia. There is also a shuttle bus available that takes you straight to the city center.

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Facilities at Cagliari Airport

In addition to free WiFi, ATMs and even a chapel, travelers to Cagliari Airport can find out more about the local area at the tourist information desk. There are also guided tours of the airport itself that can be arranged beforehand.

What to see and do in Cagliari

Cagliari has a long and storied history, being an important port in Antiquity and later a center of Medieval commerce and shipping. The ancient city of Karalis has ruins that history buffs will adore. There are also a host of architectural marvels from the 5th century on, including an old medieval-era town much of which is still intact. You can discover key archeological finds in local museums. Of course, there are parks and beaches for fans of Sardinia’s famous green hills and blue waters.

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