Air Serbia launches twice-weekly flights to Sardinia

During the summer season, the Serbian national airline will fly to this beautiful island twice a week, every Tuesday and Friday.

Air Serbia’s Commercial & Strategy General Manager Bosko Rupic said the Serbian flag carrier’s passengers can fly to ten cities in Italy.

“From Rome, Milan, Venice, and Bologna to Florence, Naples, Bari, Palermo, Catania in Sicily, and Alghero in Sardinia, whichever you pick, you will surely enjoy the rich history, diverse natural beauty and outstanding cuisine. Being a great host is a priority for both Air Serbia and Italy, which is why your trip will be a unique experience to remember,” said Rupic.

The company noted that Sardinia is the second-largest Mediterranean island.

“With over 1,800 kilometers of coastline, Sardinia is known for its beautiful beaches and turquoise crystal clear sea. Tourists from all over the world are especially attracted by the white sand beaches like Costa Smeralda and La Pelosa, and the true spirit of the island is carried by its cities, where tradition, history and the daily life of the local population intertwine. A walk through the narrow stone streets, the smells of home cooking and the sights of the old squares reveal the essence of Sardinia - warm, welcoming and irresistibly charming,” said the press release.