Mediterras introduces a new Gravel Bike Tour designed by local Sardinians for those who want to experience our island beyond the usual routes. This bike tour takes you through gravel roads, remote landscapes, and villages few travelers see. The streets and views will stay with you, giving you stories to share long after the ride.
Sardinia’s terrain, with its hills, coastal paths, and old trails, is perfect for gravel biking. This tour follows paths to show you a different side of the island: quiet roads, historic villages, and untouched nature. Each ride brings you closer to Sardinia’s history and traditions.
You will ride the fancy, brand-new Bianchi Arcadex Comp gravel bikes for this tour. These bikes are built for comfort and performance, making it easier to handle different terrains while enjoying the ride.
Our tour will take you through some of Sardinia’s most lesser-known spots. You will ride across remote gravel roads where nature is pure and wild. The tour passes through hidden villages that preserve the island’s traditions. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to taste authentic Sardinian cuisine, savoring flavors that tell the story of the land.
One of the bike trip highlights is Montevecchio, a historic mining village where you can witness traces of Sardinia’s industrial past. You will also visit the stunning Dunes of Piscinas, an almost desert-like landscape visible even from space. Then, the Temple of Antas, an ancient Roman sanctuary nestled in the hills, offers a glimpse into the island’s rich past.
As part of this Sardinian bike trip, you will explore the islands of Carloforte and Sant’Antioco, each with distinct traditions, coastal beauty, and warm hospitality. Finally, the ride will take you past the Saline di Santa Gilla, where pink flamingos create a spectacle amid the salt flats.
This tour is for solo or group cycle tourists who enjoy adventure and nature. It’s an opportunity to explore Sardinia in an active, sustainable way at a pace that allows you to connect with the landscape.
The Gravel Bike Tour is now open for reservations. For more information, visit the dedicated page or book a call on your favorite date and time.