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Olbia - Cala Gonone 124.3 Kilometer; 2 Stunden, 19 Minuten Olbia - Cala Gonone 124.3 Kilometer; 2 Stunden, 19 Minuten 0 km 5 10 15 20 25 © 1988–2012 Microsoft Corporation und/oder deren Lieferanten. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. http://www.microsoft.com/germany/autoroute/ © 1984-2012 Tele Atlas. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Data Source © 2012 Tele Atlas N.V. Dieses Produkt beinhaltet Kartendaten lizenziert von Ordnance Survey® mit Genehmigung des Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. © Crown Copyright Seite 1 und/oder Datenbankrechte 2012. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Lizenznummer 100025324. ©2012 NAVTEQ. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. NAVTEQ ON BOARD ist eine eingetragene Marke von NAVTEQ. 09:00 0.0 km 1 Abfahrt Fährhafen Olbia auf örtliche Straße(n) (West) Teilstrecke 60 m 09:00 0.1 km RECHTS halten (West) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 0.3 km 09:00 0.3 km RECHTS halten (Nordwest) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 0.1 km 09:01 0.4 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf Via Isola di Mezzo Teilstrecke 0.8 km 09:02 1.3 km Weiter RECHTS auf Auffahrt Teilstrecke 0.3 km Richtung Aeroporto / Cagliari / Sassari / Nuoro / Olbia 09:03 1.5 km Von Auffahrt (LINKS) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] fahren> Teilstrecke 5.9 km Richtung Aeroporto / Nuoro / Sassari / Cagliari 09:10 7.4 km 2 Bei Padrogianus, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.6 km 09:11 8.0 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Via Lido del Sole] Teilstrecke 20 m 09:11 8.0 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 3.4 km 09:14 11.4 km RECHTS halten (Südost) auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 0.4 km 09:14 11.8 km Im Kreisverkehr die Ausfahrt ERSTE in Richtung SS125 [Località Murta Maria] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 09:14 11.9 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 0.6 km 09:15 12.5 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Via Ciaccialdeddu] Teilstrecke 1.8 km 09:17 14.3 km LINKS halten (Ost) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 1.4 km 09:18 15.7 km RECHTS halten (Ost) auf SS125 [Viale Don Luigi Sturzo] Teilstrecke 0.5 km 09:18 16.1 km 3 Bei Porto San Paolo, auf SS125 [Viale Don Luigi Sturzo] (Südost) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.2 km 09:19 16.3 km LINKS halten (Ost) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 2.2 km 09:21 18.6 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 2.0 km 09:22 20.5 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 0.2 km 09:23 20.7 km LINKS abbiegen (Nord) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 10 m 09:23 20.7 km RECHTS halten (Ost) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 10 m 09:23 20.7 km RECHTS halten (Ost) auf Via di Li Graniti Teilstrecke 10 m 09:24 20.8 km 4 Bei Monte Petrosu, West zurück zu Via di Li Graniti Teilstrecke 10 m 09:24 20.8 km LINKS halten (West) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 10 m 09:24 20.8 km LINKS halten (Süd) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 10 m 09:24 20.8 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 7.0 km 09:32 27.8 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 0.4 km 09:32 28.2 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 0.5 km 09:33 28.6 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf SP1 [Via Sardegna] Teilstrecke 1.2 km 09:35 29.8 km RECHTS halten (Südost) auf SP1 [Via Passeri] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 09:36 30.0 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP1 [Via dei Gerani] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 09:36 30.1 km RECHTS halten (Südwest) auf SP1 [Via degli Asfodeli] Teilstrecke 0.4 km 09:36 30.5 km 5 Bei San Teodoro, auf SP1 [Via degli Asfodeli] (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.7 km 09:38 31.2 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP1 Teilstrecke 4.5 km 09:41 35.7 km 6 Bei Ottiolu, auf SP1 (Süd) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.7 km 09:42 36.4 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP1 [Via Giovan Battista Melis] Teilstrecke 0.4 km 09:43 36.9 km LINKS halten (Süd) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 30 m 09:43 36.9 km LINKS halten (Süd) auf SP1 Teilstrecke 2.2 km 09:46 39.1 km 7 Bei Malamurì, auf SP1 (West) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.3 km 09:46 39.4 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 0.9 km 09:47 40.2 km LINKS halten (Ost) auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 1.7 km 09:50 41.9 km 8 Bei Budoni, auf SS125 [Via Nazionale] (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 1.1 km 09:51 43.0 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 0.4 km © 1988–2012 Microsoft Corporation und/oder deren Lieferanten. 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NAVTEQ ON BOARD ist eine eingetragene Marke von NAVTEQ. 09:52 43.4 km LINKS abbiegen, um auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] zu bleiben> Teilstrecke 4.8 km 09:57 48.2 km 9 Bei Matta e Peru, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Südwest) bleiben Teilstrecke 5.5 km 10:02 53.7 km 10 Bei Posada, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Süd) bleiben Teilstrecke 90 m 10:02 53.8 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf SP24 [Via Gramsci] Teilstrecke 4.1 km 10:08 57.9 km RECHTS abbiegen (Südwest) auf SP24 und dann sofort LINKS abbiegen (Südost) auf SP3 Teilstrecke 0.1 km 10:08 58.0 km 11 Bei La Caletta, auf SP3 (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 60 m 10:08 58.1 km RECHTS abbiegen, um auf SP3 zu bleiben> Teilstrecke 0.7 km 10:09 58.7 km Weiter RECHTS auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 60 m 10:09 58.8 km Im Kreisverkehr die Ausfahrt ZWEITE in Richtung örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 0.1 km 10:09 58.9 km RECHTS halten (Süd) auf SP3 Teilstrecke 2.1 km 10:12 61.0 km RECHTS halten (Süd) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 20 m 10:12 61.0 km LINKS halten (Ost) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 80 m 10:12 61.1 km 12 Bei Iscra 'e Boes, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 4.5 km 10:16 65.6 km 13 Bei S'Ena 'e sa Chitta, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Süd) bleiben Teilstrecke 3.1 km 10:19 68.7 km 14 Bei Capo Camino, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Süd) bleiben Teilstrecke 3.9 km 10:22 72.5 km 15 Bei Berchidda, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Südwest) bleiben Teilstrecke 9.2 km 10:30 81.7 km 16 Bei Cala Liberotto, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Süd) bleiben Teilstrecke 9.4 km 10:41 91.1 km 17 Bei Orosei, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (West) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.7 km 10:42 91.8 km RECHTS abbiegen (Nordwest) auf Via Dante Alighieri und anschließend sofort RECHTS abbiegen (Nord) auf SS129 [Piazza Marsciano] Teilstrecke 0.4 km 10:43 92.2 km LINKS halten (Nord) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 20 m 10:43 92.2 km RECHTS halten (Nord) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 20 m 10:43 92.2 km LINKS halten (Nordwest) auf SS129 [Via San Francesco] Teilstrecke 8.6 km 10:51 100.8 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf Via Grazia Deledda Teilstrecke 40 m 10:51 100.8 km 18 Bei Galtellì, West zurück zu Via Grazia Deledda Teilstrecke 40 m 10:52 100.8 km LINKS abbiegen (Südwest) auf SS129 [Via Nazionale] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 10:52 101.0 km LINKS abbiegen (Süd) auf SP64 [Strada provinciale Galtelli Dorgali] Teilstrecke 0.6 km 10:53 101.6 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP64 Teilstrecke 8.1 km 11:00 109.7 km LINKS halten (Süd) auf örtliche Straße(n) Teilstrecke 40 m 11:00 109.8 km RECHTS halten (Südwest) auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] Teilstrecke 4.4 km 11:04 114.1 km LINKS abbiegen, um auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] zu bleiben> Teilstrecke 0.5 km 11:05 114.6 km 19 Bei Dorgali, auf SS125 [Strada statale Orientale Sarda] (Südost) bleiben Teilstrecke 2.6 km 11:09 117.2 km LINKS abbiegen (Ost) auf SP26 Teilstrecke 5.5 km 11:14 122.7 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP26 [Viale Colombo] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 11:14 122.8 km 20 Bei Cala Gonone, auf SP26 [Viale Colombo] (Ost) bleiben Teilstrecke 0.6 km 11:15 123.4 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP26 [Piazza del Sole] Teilstrecke 0.1 km 11:16 123.5 km Weiter GERADEAUS auf SP26 [Viale Colombo] Teilstrecke 0.6 km 11:18 124.1 km LINKS halten (Ost) auf SP26 [Piazza Madonna del Mare] und anschließend sofort RECHTS abbiegen (Südost) auf Via Amerigo Vespucci Teilstrecke 0.2 km 11:19 124.3 km 21 Ankunft Hotel Bue Marino / Cala Gonone © 1988–2012 Microsoft Corporation und/oder deren Lieferanten. 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