Vespa tour of the Emerald Coast with Lunch

Sardinia

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Vespa tour of the Emerald Coast with Lunch

Price from
€115
Duration
6 h to 8 h
Group size
Up to 15 travellers
Guide languages
English, Italian

Overview

Discover the north-eastern coast of Sardinia by Vespa and experience a day between crystal clear sea, charming villages and millennial history. The tour starts from Olbia, a city overlooking a beautiful gulf dominated by the island of Tavolara, perfect to start the itinerary between authentic views and Mediterranean atmosphere. You will continue towards Golfo Aranci, a lively and characteristic place that combines the charm of an ancient fishing village with beaches with a Caribbean flavor. Along the way you can relax in Cala Sabina, one of the most beautiful pearls of the Gallura coast, surrounded by turquoise waters, junipers and Mediterranean scrub. To make the experience even more special will be the stop at Nuraghe Riu Mulinu, a spectacular Nuragic fortress with 360-degree panoramic views. A perfect tour for those who want to discover the most authentic Sardinia, between nature, culture and freedom on two wheels.

What's included

2 approved helmets
RC Insurance (Liability)
Lunch at "L'Osteria - Porto Rotondo"
A Vespa 125 cc. for 2 people
Case for storing backpacks/bags
Travel book with the main stops
Mobile phone holder to follow itinerary
Interactive map with itinerary to follow

Not included

Guide (available upon request)
Anything that is not specified under "what is included".

What you will do

Olbia
Pick up your Vespa in Olbia and start the tour to discover Sardinia. Olbia is a fascinating city overlooking its spectacular gulf, dominated by the island of Tavolara. Modern and ancient at the same time, it combines the charm of the old town with the liveliness of an important international tourist hub. An ideal stop to discover ancient archaeological treasures and breathe in the authentic atmosphere of north-eastern Sardinia.
1 h
Spiaggia di Ira
Spiaggia Ira, in Porto Rotondo in the north-east of Sardinia, is one of the most fascinating pearls in the area. It is named after Princess Ira von Fürstenberg, who owned a Villa overlooking this beautiful bay. Its beach is composed of fine white sand, typical of this stretch of Sardinian coast. Completing the landscape are clear blue and turquoise waters, ideal for a relaxing stop during the tour.
1 h
Porto Rotondo
Porto Rotondo is one of the most exclusive gems of Sardinian tourism, located on the northeastern coast of the island. Founded in the 1960s, it combines nature, nightlife and culture, with its marina, elegant pink granite squares and Caribbean beaches overlooking an almost circular bay. During the visit you will discover iconic places such as Piazza Quadra, Piazza San Marco and the sculptures en plein air. Here there is a lunch stop at L’Osteria - Porto Rotondo, where you can taste local dishes and typical local delicacies.
1 h
Spiaggia di Cala Sabina
Cala Sabina is one of the most iconic beaches of the Gallura coast, ideal for a regenerating stop during the tour. It is famous for its magnificent waters, so clear that they resemble Caribbean landscapes. The beach retains a pristine and fascinating environment. All around, junipers and Mediterranean scrub complete an authentic and relaxing natural setting.
1 h
Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci is a beautiful town in Gallura, overlooking the Gulf of Olbia and lying on a strip of land that ends at the base of Capo Figari. Born historically as a quiet fishing village, it still retains an authentic charm linked to the sea. Today it is a lively seaside resort, appreciated for its balance between nature and high-quality tourist services. An ideal stop to discover the wild beauty of the Gallura coast.
1 h
Nuraghe Riu Mulinu Cabu Abbas
The Nuraghe Riu Mulinu, also known as Cabu Abbas, will be the last stop of your Vespa itinerary. This extraordinary fortress dates back to the 14th-13th centuries BC.C. and is located on the top of Mount Colbu, about 250 meters above sea level. It is considered one of the most important prehistoric monuments of Gallura. From here you can enjoy a 360-degree panorama, perfect to end the tour with an unforgettable view.
1 h

Meeting point

By car; park at Olbia Parking in Via Sassari 20. By train : Get off at Olbia, proceed on Via XX Settembre, turn left on Corso Umberto I, turn right on Via Sassari. Get off at Olbia Terranova, turn onto C.so Vittorio Veneto, continue onto Corso Umberto I, turn right onto Via Sassari.

End point: By car; park at Olbia Parking in Via Sassari 20. By train : Get off at Olbia, proceed on Via XX Settembre, turn left on Corso Umberto I, turn right on Via Sassari. Get off at Olbia Terranova, turn onto C.so Vittorio Veneto, continue onto Corso Umberto I, turn right onto Via Sassari.