The Island of Endless Roads
Sardinia Dream Ride
Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Sardinia, from coastal roads with beautiful beaches to the suggestive and wild interior.
Who This Tour Is For
For riders who live for the road — and for those who want more than just the ride. The Sardinia Dream Ride is designed for motorcyclists who appreciate great roads, smooth asphalt, and endless curves — the kind that make every turn a thrill. Yet it’s equally perfect for those who want to balance the joy of riding with time to relax, swim, and explore the natural and cultural treasures of this extraordinary island.
Sardinia is a motorcyclist’s paradise, but it’s also a place of pristine beaches, turquoise waters, ancient Nuraghe towers, and charming seaside towns like Alghero. A perfect journey for couples or solo travelers who want to experience the best of both worlds — exciting rides through spectacular landscapes, and the laid-back pleasure of Mediterranean life at the end of the day.
The tour concludes with a taste of Tuscany, an entire full day of riding through the gentle hills and timeless countryside that makes this region world-famous — a fitting finale to an unforgettable motorcycle adventure.
Duration
8 days / 7 nights
Starting and ending in Rome
2026 Tour Dates
Summer edition: June 7-14
Fall edition: September 6-13
Best Season
June and September
These months offer the very best of Sardinia — warm, sunny days (75–85°F / 24–29°C), crystal-clear waters, and roads that are a pure joy to ride. In June, the island is in full bloom, with long daylight hours and vibrant coastal life, yet still far from the summer crowds.
September brings a golden light and a relaxed atmosphere — the sea is at its warmest, and the island slows down, creating the perfect balance between exciting rides and end-of day swims.
Riding Profile
Total Distance: ~ 1,600 km / 1,000 miles
Riding Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Type of Roads: This tour is ideal for confident riders who love cornering and variety. You’ll ride Sardinia’s legendary mountain passes and coastal roads, where smooth asphalt, perfect curves, and breathtaking views deliver pure riding joy. Some stretches are more technical — not extreme, but enough to thrill experienced motorcyclists. Scenic coastal roads, mountain twisties, and countryside routes with light urban sections.
Main Destinations
Bracciano & Volcanic Lakes Region
Olbia
Orosei
Gennargentu Mountains
Orgosolo
Bosa
Alghero
Costa Smeralda
Volterra
San Gimignano
Val d’Orcia
Tour Highlights
- Ride the legendary SS125 “Orientale Sarda” — one of Europe’s most exciting motorcycle roads, where every curve opens to a new breathtaking view of mountains and sea
- Discover the authentic heart of Sardinia: from the murals of Orgosolo to the wild beauty of the Gennargentu mountains
- Enjoy unforgettable coastal rides between Bosa and Alghero, and along the world-famous Costa Smeralda
- Relax on pristine beaches and swim in the crystal-clear waters that make Sardinia a Mediterranean paradise
- Cross the island from coast to coast, experiencing ever-changing landscapes and perfect asphalt
- End your journey through the rolling hills of Tuscany, visiting the stunning medieval towns of Volterra and San Gimignano, and riding across the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia, one of Italy’s most iconic landscapes
Itinerary Overview Day by Day
Arrival in Rome
Welcome to Italy! Arrival in Rome and transfer to your hotel located in the historic center, within walking distance of the city’s main landmarks. Take the afternoon to explore the Eternal City at your own pace. In the evening, tour briefing and welcome dinner with your fellow riders.
Rome to Civitavecchia (via Bracciano & Volcanic Lakes Region)
The adventure begins! Leave the city and ride through the scenic countryside north of Rome, among rolling hills and volcanic lakes such as Bracciano and Vico. Enjoy smooth, curvy roads surrounded by forests and ancient villages. Arrive in Civitavecchia in the late afternoon for a relaxing seaside dinner before boarding the overnight ferry to Sardinia.
Olbia to Bari Sardo (Eastern Sardinia)
Early morning arrival in Olbia and the real riding begins on the legendary SS125 Orientale Sarda. This is one of Europe’s greatest motorcycle roads, with perfect tarmac, endless turns, and spectacular sea views. Stop at Capo Coda Cavallo for a stunning coastal panorama before continuing through Orosei, Dorgali, and Baunei to Bari Sardo on the eastern coast.
The Heart of Sardinia: Gennargentu Mountains & Orgosolo
Today is a true rider’s day. You’ll dive into the wild and mountainous interior of Sardinia, with an incredible sequence of twisty roads and flawless asphalt through the Gennargentu National Park. Ride from Bari Sardo to Oliena and Orgosolo — the famous village of murals — surrounded by rugged peaks and forests. After lunch in Orgosolo, continue through Mamoiada and Fonni: a perfect mix of technical and flowing turns that will make every rider smile. Return to Bari Sardo in the evening after an unforgettable day in the saddle.
From the Mountains to the Sea: Bari Sardo to Alghero
Another pure motorcycling day. Cross the island from east to west through Sardinia’s untouched Barbagia region, where traffic is almost nonexistent and the roads seem built for riders. The route through Seui, Aritzo, and Sorgono offers a rhythm of perfect corners, elevation changes, and panoramic views. In the afternoon, descend toward the coast and enjoy one of Italy’s most spectacular rides — the coastal road from Bosa to Alghero — a masterpiece of smooth tarmac, cliffs, and sea views. Evening at leisure in Alghero, the perfect place to relax after a day of incredible riding.
Northern Sardinia & Costa Smeralda
Follow the northern coastline from Alghero to Castelsardo, then continue to Santa Teresa di Gallura, where you can admire Corsica across the strait. Ride through Palau for panoramic views of the La Maddalena Archipelago, then continue along the glamorous Costa Smeralda with a stop in Porto Cervo before reaching Olbia for your overnight ferry to the mainland.
Tuscany: From Livorno to Rome
Morning arrival in Livorno and ride through the heart of Tuscany. Visit the beautiful medieval towns of Volterra and San Gimignano, then continue through the rolling landscapes of the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia — Pienza, Montalcino, and beyond. Lunch in the Tuscan hills before returning to Rome along the scenic Via Flaminia. Farewell dinner in the evening to celebrate an unforgettable journey.
Departure
Breakfast and individual departures. Transfers available upon request.
Map for illustrative purposes only — shows the general tour area, not the detailed riding itinerary.
Tour Details & Essentials
Included in the Tour
✓ 5 nights in carefully selected 4-star hotels or boutique resorts — all chosen for their prime
location, sea views, or excellent facilities (often with spa or pool) daily breakfast included.
✓ 2 nights aboard the ferry (overnight crossings in private cabins with en-suite bathroom).
✓ All dinners included, featuring authentic Sardinian and Italian cuisine in curated local restaurants.
✓ Motorcycle rental for 6 days, including mandatory basic insurance coverage.
✓ Round-trip ferry crossings between mainland Italy and Sardinia.
✓ Private transfer from hotel to motorcycle pick-up point on Day 2.
✓ Support vehicle for luggage transport.
✓ English-speaking tour leader, certified motorcycle guide, and local expert.
✓ Daily route briefing and on-road assistance.
✓ All hotel city taxes included (no extra charges at check-out).
Not Included
❌ Fuel for motorcycles.
❌ Highway tolls and parking fees.
❌ Lunches and snacks during the day.
❌ Alcoholic beverages (wine, beer, cocktails) during the dinners.
❌ Entrance tickets to museums, archaeological sites, or attractions (optional).
❌ Optional motorcycle insurance upgrades (available on request).
❌ Airport transfers (easily arranged through your hotel’s concierge service upon request).
❌ Tips and gratuities.
Pricing
| shared | single | couple | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Bike | $ 6,800 | $ 7,600 | $ 9,950 |
| Early Bird discount 10% | $ 6,120 | $ 6,840 | $ 8,955 |
Premium Motorcycle: + $350 for a premium model.
Shared Room (Rider, twin share)
You ride your own motorcycle and share a room with another rider of the same gender (two twin beds). Best value if you don’t need a private room.
Single Room (Rider, private)
You ride your own motorcycle and get a private room for the whole tour. No roommate.
Couple (Rider + Passenger)
Two people, one motorcycle, one room (double or twin). The passenger rides on the back seat and enjoys all the same inclusions — hotels, dinners, ferries, tickets, and support — just without a separate bike.
Book with Confidence
We are a U.S.-based company (Florida LLC). Your reservation and payments are processed securely in U.S. Dollars — clear, simple, and with no hidden fees or currency exchange risks.
For our Canadian, Australian, and European guests, prices can also be quoted and paid in
local currency upon request, ensuring the same transparency and peace of mind wherever
you’re from. You’ll always know exactly what you pay — simple, secure, and transparent.
Why Ride With Us
Our Tours
- All dinners included in hand-picked local restaurants – enjoy authentic regional cuisine and great company every evening
- Premium 4-star hotels carefully selected for charm and location — many with sea views or on-site spas
- Support vehicle with luggage transport for maximum comfort
- Small groups — never more than 6 motorcycles — for a more personal, flexible, and exclusive touring experience
- Daily briefings and on-road support from your Italian tour leader
- Led by certified Italian motorcycle instructors — expert riders who help you refine your skills while enjoying the ride
- U.S.-based company (Florida LLC) — easy communication, familiar service standards, and secure transactions.
- Prices in U.S. Dollars — no exchange-rate surprises; prices and payments also available in CAD, AUD, or EUR upon request for your convenience
- Transparent, worry-free pricing — all dinners, accommodations, and logistics included
Other Tours
- Only welcome/farewell dinners included
- Standard hotels, often outside city centers and without special amenities
- Limited or no luggage support
- Groups often exceed 10 riders, harder to manage and less enjoyable
- Basic route info only
- Regular tour guides, no certified riding expertise
- Foreign-based operators, less transparent and harder to reach
- Prices and payments only in Euro — total cost depends on currency fluctuations
- Lower base price, but many meals and extras not included.
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