Our journey begins in Olbia, where we hop on our bikes ready to explore one of the most fascinating islands in the Mediterranean. Our first stop is Porto Cervo, the vibrant heart of the Costa Smeralda, among gleaming yachts, elegant boutiques, and crystal-clear waters.

We continue on to Santa Teresa di Gallura, a lively town overlooking the Strait of Bonifacio, perfect for a stroll and a refreshing break. In the afternoon we reach one of the area’s symbols: the Bear Rock, a gigantic wind-sculpted monolith dominating the entire archipelago.

The day ends in Palau, with its harbor and a relaxed atmosphere scented with sea air and summer evenings.

In the morning we explore the surroundings of Palau, among small coves and views over the La Maddalena Archipelago. In the afternoon we take the coastal road that leads us to Castelsardo, one of Sardinia’s most scenic villages, perched on a promontory and glowing in the light of the setting sun over the sea.

We depart from Castelsardo and head toward the impressive promontory of Capo Caccia, where towering cliffs plunge into the sea, creating a breathtaking landscape.

In the afternoon we continue on to Bosa, one of the island’s most colorful villages, overlooking the Temo River and surrounded by gentle hills. Its vibrant houses welcome us into a relaxed and authentic atmosphere.

We leave Bosa and climb toward Su Crastu Biancu, a privileged panoramic viewpoint where the horizon opens wide. From here we head to one of Sardinia’s most iconic beaches: Piscinas, with its immense golden dunes that seem to rise straight out of the desert.

In the afternoon we arrive in Buggerru, a quiet village immersed in the nature of the island’s southwest.

Today we head toward an engineering and scenic masterpiece: Porto Flavia, suspended between sea and rock, one of the most evocative places along the Iglesiente coast. After the visit, we get back on the road toward Capo Pula, where Sardinia blends history, sea, and distinctly Mediterranean landscapes.

After the coast, we return inland to reach Barumini, where Nuragic history takes shape among ancient stones and timeless atmospheres. In the afternoon we head toward Arbatax, famous for its red rocks rising from the sea like natural sculptures.

The final day is dedicated to the eastern coast, with a stop at Juncu e Luna, where the sea constantly changes color. In the afternoon we return to Olbia, where our journey comes to an end, filled with memories of coastal roads, Mediterranean scents, and landscapes etched into our minds.