A guided motorcycle tour through Sardinia with rental motorcycle

After our disembarkation, we pick up the participants who have flown in from the hotel. Our first destination is the world-famous Costa Smeralda - a true highlight in the northeast of Sardinia. Here we can expect breathtaking views of the crystal-clear water and elegant yachts lining the coast. While we are in Palau, we must not miss the Bear's Cape - an impressive rock formation shaped by wind and weather in the form of a bear, which represents a true natural wonder. Afterwards, we look for a cozy bar to start the day with a relaxed breakfast. Today we first drive along winding roads, enjoying the first dose of off-road feeling, but the rest of the way takes us on the highway, so that we arrive at our hotel on time. The first day ends relaxed: with a joint dinner, we get to know each other better, exchange our first impressions, and prepare for the coming week full of exciting motorcycle adventures.

Today we drive through the charming Jerzu, the idyllic Ussassai, and the historic Seui. It goes steeply uphill, winding downhill and back up again - the winding roads of Sardinia are just waiting to be conquered by us. Each bend reveals new, spectacular views! As soon as we reach the wild west coast, we treat ourselves to a well-deserved break and enjoy the breathtaking view of the crystal-clear sea. Afterwards, we make a stop at Torre dei Corsari, (The Pirate Tower), an impressive landmark that marks the beginning of the legendary Costa Verde - a place famous for its pristine beauty and secret beaches. After this fascinating excursion, we make our way back and roll down the winding roads to the now-familiar east coast, which greets us with open arms. The ride will be just as exciting as the journey there - and maybe we'll even experience an unforgettable sunset! In the evening, a special highlight awaits us: a traditional Sardinian dinner with dear friends. In a warm, cozy atmosphere, we let the day come to a close with excellent, homemade food. Don't let the tempting appetizers fill you up too soon, because the main course will surely catapult you into culinary heaven!

Today, our motorcycle trip takes us to the sunny south of the island, and as always, the legendary curves are the focus of our adventure. First, we ride through the charming Perdasdefogu, a remote village in the mountainous region of Salto di Quirra. The place is primarily known for the nearby military training area, and part of the village consists of an impressive barracks complex - an impressive sight that reflects the military heritage of the region. We continue through Dolianova, a true gem for wine lovers. In this region, there are numerous excellent cantinas where you can taste the best Sardinian wines. Don't worry if you can't enjoy the wines right on the spot - they are also available in the local supermarkets of Sardinia to take a piece of this unique region home with you. After Dolianova, we leave the mountainous inland and slowly head towards the coast. From now on, we have the sea always to our right and accompany it on our way. We pass the Costa Rei, which is rightly called the "King's Coast." The 8-kilometer long, powder-white sandy beach practically invites a break. Depending on the time, we stop here to have lunch in this setting - with a view of the sparkling sea and the vast horizon.

After a relaxing breakfast, we are heading towards the harbor early today. Of course, we will take a few last curves to properly enjoy the route, but the view of the destination is clearly in the foreground today. Those flying back today will be taken directly to the airport, while the others, who will take the ferry with us, still have some time to soak in the last impressions of the island. Before we say our final goodbyes, we will indulge ourselves one last time culinary: In the evening we will eat together the last genuine Sardinian pizza - an absolute must to properly conclude this trip. After that, it's "onto the ship" and enjoy the evening in peace, as we slowly say goodbye to the island.