Villas in Agrustos
Agrustos is a hamlet of Budoni on Sardinia's north-east coast, and the homes listed under it are spread along a long stretch of that coast. They suit drivers wanting shallow sandy beaches and Olbia airport about 35 km away. Do not expect a village centre.
- Villas
- 52
- From, per week
- £316
About Agrustos
Agrustos itself is a frazione of Budoni, a few kilometres north of the main town and close to the border with San Teodoro, with roughly 330 residents on one count and around 15,000 visitors in summer. The homes are spread over about 33 km, so they stretch well beyond Agrustos along the coast and the middle of the group lies near Budoni. The beaches here are the draw: Cala di Budoni runs for about four kilometres of fine, light sand with a shallow, clear sea, with dunes, ponds and pine groves behind it. Many homes have air conditioning, some have a pool and most have a garden. The hamlet has a karting track and an underwater trail.
Is Agrustos right for you?
- Best for
- Beach-focused drivers wanting shallow water and an easy transfer from Olbia
- Not for you if
- You want a village centre to walk to, or somewhere to reach by public transport.
Near Agrustos
Cala di Budoni
A beach of about four kilometres of fine sand and shallow, clear water, with cafes, parking and beach equipment for hire.
Li Cucutti
A beach whose name means hills in the Gallura dialect, after the low rises covered in green pine groves.
Baia Sant'Anna
A beach of thick golden sand that is never crowded.
San Teodoro
A coastal town of around 5,000 people, 20 km south-east of Olbia, with Lu Impostu beach, nicknamed Little Tahiti.
Cala Ottiolu
A white-sand beach near Porto Ottiolu with crystalline water, described as very popular.
Getting to Agrustos
Olbia airport is the nearest, about 35 km and roughly half an hour by road to Budoni. A regional bus runs from the airport to Budoni in about an hour but only every few hours, so a hire car is the practical choice for homes scattered along the coast.
When to go to Agrustos
The beaches here suit summer, with shallow water and rental equipment on Cala di Budoni. Agrustos swells from a few hundred residents to around 15,000 visitors in summer, and its patron festival of San Giovanni Battista falls on 24 June. Out of season the hamlet has around 200 residents on one count, so check what is open before booking.
Villas in Agrustos
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1-Bedroom Home, Agrustos
Agrustos, Sardinia, Italy
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2-Bedroom Home, Agrustos
Agrustos, Sardinia, Italy
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Agrustos villa holidays: questions answered
Where is Agrustos in Sardinia?
It is a hamlet of Budoni, in north-east Sardinia, a few kilometres north of Budoni town and near the San Teodoro border. Listings under Agrustos spread along much more of the coast, over about 33 km.
Is the beach near Agrustos sandy?
Yes. Cala di Budoni is about four kilometres of fine, light sand, and the sea is shallow and clear, which suits children. Small dunes, ponds and pine groves back it, and there is plenty of parking.
How far is Agrustos from Olbia airport?
Budoni is about 35 km from Olbia airport, roughly 33 minutes by car. A regional bus does the trip in about an hour but runs only a few times a day.
Agrustos or San Teodoro for a villa?
Agrustos is a hamlet, with a few hundred residents, while San Teodoro is a town of about 5,000 on the coast 20 km south-east of Olbia. San Teodoro is the larger place; Agrustos is a much smaller settlement.
Which attractions are there in Agrustos?
There is a karting track that hosts championships and an underwater trail with Punic-Roman and medieval traces. Windsurfing, diving and snorkelling are popular off Cala di Budoni.
Nearby towns to Agrustos
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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