Alghero, Asinara, and Bosa by e-bike: the far northwest of Sardinia

First day

Welcome to Alghero
We arrive at Alghero Airport and take a shuttle to the hotel in town, where our e-bike tour in northwestern Sardinia. Before setting off, we take the time to ensure a proper bike fit: we adjust the saddle, handlebars, and footrests so we can ride comfortably and with the correct posture right from day one. This is an important step, because a well-fitted bike makes the entire tour smoother and more enjoyable. After receiving our bikes, we have a brief briefing on the week’s itinerary, and in the evening, we all gather together for our first dinner at the hotel.

Second day

The Coral Riviera: Nature, History, and Wine
After breakfast, we set off on e-bikes along the Riviera del Corallo. We pedal toward the Roman Bridge and the Calich Lagoon, then reach the Nuraghe Palmavera and climb up to Monte Murone, with a stunning view of the Bay of Alghero. Traveling along the coast, we arrive at the Mugoni Beach and then to Punta Giglio, in the Porto Conte Park, among scenic trails and remnants of World War II hidden in the Mediterranean scrub. In the early afternoon, we return to the resort to rest, and in the late afternoon, we head out via private transfer to the vineyard for a sunset tasting featuring local wines and Sardinian specialties, before returning to Alghero. Dinner on your own.

Third day

Exploring Asinara by e-bike: From Protected Nature to the Sea
Today we’re enjoying one of the most unique experiences of our e-bike trip in Sardinia. We take a private transfer to Stintino and board the ferry with our bikes bound forIsland of Asinara, in the heart of the National Park and Marine Protected Area. We cycle through a timeless landscape, free of traffic and tourist resorts, amidst rugged nature, quiet roads, coves with crystal-clear water, and iconic sites such as Fornelli and Cala d’Oliva. It’s a day of true slow travel, immersed in the most authentic and wild part of northwestern Sardinia. In the afternoon, we return to Stintino and then to Alghero. Dinner on your own.

Fourth day

A day off
Today we’re taking it easy and enjoying Alghero at our own pace. The e-bikes are available to explore the city and its surroundings: we can cycle along the waterfront, head to a beach on the Coral Riviera, get lost among the ramparts and alleys of the historic center, or stop at local shops, cafés, and food stalls. For those who want to make the most of the day, the area also offers boat trips, wineries, and scenic views toward Porto Conte. A more relaxed day, perfect for experiencing northwestern Sardinia in an authentic and unhurried way.

Fifth day

Capo Caccia, Neptune's Caves, and Alghero
Today we’re heading to Alghero and its iconic landmarks. We’ll ride our e-bikes to Capo Caccia to visit the Neptune’s Caves, among the most fascinating sea caves in the Mediterranean, entering through the spectacular Escala del Cabirol. The return trip by sea to Porto Conte offers us another perspective on the cliffs and the coastline. We then stop at Mugoni for a lunch on the beach, featuring a menu highlighting local products. In the late afternoon, we explore the historic center of Alghero with a local guide, before ending the day with a traditional dinner in town.

Sixth day

From Alghero to Bosa
Today we’re cycling to Bosa following the coastal road between Alghero and Planargia, a road offering views of the open sea, cliffs, Mediterranean scrub, and long stretches of Sardinia still untouched. Near Capo Marrargiu , we look up: here it is not uncommon to spot griffon vultures, which find refuge in one of the wildest stretches of the western coast. The arrival in Bosa is special: colorful houses, the Temo River, and the Malaspina Castle make up one of the island’s most recognizable villages. Lunch on your own, time to enjoy the town, and return by transfer.

Seventh day

Goodbye, Alghero
After breakfast, it’s time to leave Alghero and head to the airport for our return flight. We say goodbye, taking with us memories of a week spent among the sea, nature, and scenic roads of northern Sardinia, cycling on e-bikes through historic towns, nature parks, and seaside villages. We don’t like goodbyes, especially after such an intense shared journey full of wonderful discoveries. That’s why we prefer to think of it as a “see you later”: to Sardinia, its landscapes, its flavors, and perhaps a new Jonas tour to experience together again.