Fly & Ride: How a Week on Sardinia Actually Works

Land in Olbia with a helmet in your bag. Everything else — bike, transfer, basecamp, roads — is waiting. Here is the shape of a typical stay.

Scrambler on a gravel track in the Sardinian interior

Day zero — arrival

A shared transfer collects you from Olbia airport and runs you to the basecamp at Tenute Costadoria on the Gulf of Asinara. Bike handover, a glass of our own Cannonau, dinner, sleep.

Riding days

Every morning you choose a terrain rather than a schedule: Tarmac & Coast, Dirt & Rally, or Full Spectrum. Routes are pre-loaded and printed in a roadbook. No group pace, no follow-the-leader. Ride what you feel like riding.

Evenings

Back at the basecamp: a pool, a fire, dry-aged beef and wine from the valley you rode through that morning. This is the part people remember.

What is included

The bike, the shared airport transfer, and accommodation with breakfast. Guides, vineyard dinners and photography are optional extras, so the base price stays honest.

How long

Three days for a hard weekend, five for the signature trip, seven for the version where you stop checking your phone. The longer you stay, the lower the daily rate.