Bike Tour Sardinia

We will provide for excellent accommodations, beautiful cycling roads and superb bicycles. You will spend a week biking all around rugged Landscape of the island: from the west coast, (Alghero and Bosa), to Medieval villages and Roman towns, such as Santu Lussurgiu, then down to Oristano, rich in history. You can visit Nora in the south coast, Punic-Roman ruins complex, and admire the famous beach SAN NICCOLAO, situated between Portixeddu and Buggerru on Costa Verde. You will arrive in Barumini, where you can visit the unique nuraghe village - Unesco heritage site - Su Nuraxi. Your final destination is Pula, a pretty, little coastal village with many restaurants and shops.

The secret to longevity is only a taste away. Pedal in the heart of Sardinia to discover the local diet and traditions, which contribute to its Blue Zone status and record number of centenarian inhabitants.

As we cycle up an appetite, take cooking classes offered by renowned chefs of the island who bring the fresh Mediterranean flavors out of traditional delights. You will cook classic Sardinian dishes, such as Malloreddus, Culurgiones and Fregola. You will prepare dishes of locally grown greens, fresh fish and meat with delicate and exquisite flavors. Savor the intense tastes of local olive oil and let's not hold back for a wine and cheese tasting either on this unique tour.

While cycling, you will pedal in fantastic scenery, experiencing the majestic sites such as the Montiferru mountain range and the undulating hilly region called Marmilla. You will visit the Punic-Roman ruins of THARROS and the mysterious archaeological complex site, SU NURAXI (IL NURAGHE) of Barumini. Let's pull over and take a swim in the sea, which Sardinia is famous for to round out our tour.

With BTS, you'll find surprises at every turn in Sardinia, a place that feels both instantly accessible and adventurously off the beaten path. Designing this biking tour, we've handpicked the best routes, the most charming hotels with history and local character and an array of special events so that you can enjoy the endless delights of this Italian island. View the best beaches with crystalline water on our Mediterranean coastal roads, savor seafood that forever raises the bar, sip bold red Cannonau and admire local murales.

Amid olive groves and almond orchards, discover Punic Roman ruins of Tharros, and intriguing Nurage structures unique only to Sardinia. Interact with the friendly Sardinian people and taste their heavenly cuisine and wine. Whether you're rediscovering family roots or simply satisfying a lifelong curiosity, you'll be richly rewarded on the island of Sardinia.

Sardinia is not just a beach paradise, but a cyclist's dream as well. It's scantily populated with breathtaking views all around! You are free to discover the open roads: less residents equals less cars - roads free from traffic await you!

You will spend a week biking all around rugged Landscape of the island: on the west coast, (Alghero and Bosa), to Medieval villages and Roman towns, such as Santu Lussurgiu, then down to Oristano, rich in history. You can visit Tharros and Fordongianus, Punic-Roman ruins complex and, adding one day cycling, the unique nuraghe village - Unesco World heritage site - Su Nuraxi in Barumini.

The cuisine is also a mélange of cultures and traditions. A wide variety of good wines are made in Sardinia, especially sweet wines. Recipes are based either on lamb and wild boar or seafood, cheese and ravioli.

An ancient land with an ancient language, Sardinia is a unique fascinating place. Its coastline is probably the most spectacular in Europe, its waters teem with fish and shellfish. Its rugged mountains, pocketed with caves, welcome large flocks of sheep that feed on wild plants and produce a cheese your palate will never forget. While a winding coastal drive-perfect for a roadster -offers dramatic Mediterranean views and a powerful adrenaline rush, the real highlights are the actual rocks formation, or more precisely, the prehistoric stone dwellings found in the mountainous interior. The island is home to more than 7,000 stone Nuraghi towers, Bronze Age castles built between 1600 and 1100 B.C.

Sardinia Island is located in the heart of the beautiful Mediterranean sea. You will love the beautiful landscapes whitch this tour will offer you. Starting from the heart of hilly Marmilla, you can visit the largest open-air museum on the island, Barumini, where 3500 years ago 'Su Nuraxi' was built, the largest Nuragic town in Sardinia. Then you will go up and down the seaside mountains of Costa Verde, full of old and suggestive mines. Cycling southwards, towards the island of Sant'Antioco and along the Teulada coast, an unforgettable scenery will stay in your mind forever. The scent of the Mediterranean Sea and the Sardinian countryside will frame your memories and your pictures. People here are very friendly and with them, you'll taste the typical 'Mediterranean Dolcevita'.

An ancient land with an ancient language, Sardinia is a uniquely fascinating place, its coastline is probably Europe's most spectacular, its waters teem with fish and shellfish. Its rugged mountains, pocked with caves, are home to large flocks of sheep that feed on pungent wild herbs and produce a cheese your palate will never forget. Starting from Oristano, heart of the Campidano plane you will ride in the terrific and suggestive south-west coast of Sardinia Island, where Pink flamingos will wait you for pleasant meetings.

Then, you will go up and down on the mountains of Costa Verde, cycling southwards, on the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro and on the coast of Teulada, an unforgettable scenery will stay in your mind forever, the scent of the Mediterranean Sea and the Sardinian countryside will frame your memories and your pictures.
Finally you will arrive to Pula near the roman ruins of Nora, a 'must' don't be missed.
People here are very friendly and with them you will taste the typical Mediterranean Dolcevita.

From Costa Smeralda travel between uncontaminated mountain ranges of the Gallura region, which is rich of and known for high quality, prestigious wines such as its Vermentino and the Cannonau. An important particularity which Sardinian cuisine holds here is that it's a blend of Italian, Corse and Catalan influences .

You will begin this journey from Cannigione, a little town on the northeast coast, very close to Olbia. Here you can admire the brilliance and tranquility of the Mediterranean Sea and ride along the quiet, windy roads which lead you to one of the most beautiful minor islands of Sardinia: La Maddalena, with its archipelago and its rich history. Then you travel west, in direction Tempio Pausania, which lies in the heart of the Gallura at the foot of Monte Limbara. From this point, you keep traveling in the direction of the sea, precisely to Castelsardo, where you can admire the island of Corsica on a clear day. Further ahead, you'll visit Sassari, the second largest city of Sardinia. And for your last day of cycling, you'll arrive at the cosmopolitan city of Alghero.

The west coast of Sardinia has always been a hot spot for trade, power and control over the entire Mediterranean region. One of the most remnant notable influences in Sardinian culture is that of Spanish imperialism. Since then, it has become a mecca for sunbathers and outdoor tourism as Sardinia's untamed locations are becoming rediscovered. One of the best ways to rediscover Sardinia is through cycling along its Spanish fortified coast upon endless undulating roads.

This is your rout to pedal on for your cycling holiday. Following the undulating costal roads from one fortification to the next, you will be taken to Oristano and the Sinis Peninsula. You will have the opportunity to walk on the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean Sea, made by Mother Nature with white and pink pebbles. You'll ride along wetlands and lagoons where nature is still unspoiled and you'll meet on your way the beautiful pink flamingos, all enclosed in the beautiful Sinis Peninsula, which has become a Protected Marine Reserve many years ago. A cycling paradise rich in visible history, contrasting through the islands vibrant colorful nature.

Relive the wonders and the charm of what the Phoenicians and Romans came to Sardinia for, thousands of years before us. As the southernmost region of Sardinia, this was a key strategic location for trade and control of the entire Mediterranean Sea. Now, this is still true on a global scale for the Island of San Pietro in its Tuna fishing market, the Sulcis Peninsula for its wine production and the whole southern coast lined with beaches, as a mecca for summer tourism.

Take this journey and see the remnants of the Punic Roman seaport towns and necropolis of Nora and Calasetta. See the endless summer villages down the coast and the unique Genoese style Islands of San Pietro and Sant'Antioco. After all the cycling and exploration, indulge your hunger with the fine typical cuisines and wines of Sulcis Peninsula, which you can only find here. . If you don't have a week to spend on a bike, this tour is more within your reach, plus it can be customized specifically for you.