Sicily

The first place we are going to explore is Sicily, famous for its territory rich in history and enchanting landscapes. If you plan to visit it by bike, here are the places you absolutely cannot miss during the trip Look at the route

#1 Taormina

located on the east coast of Sicily, this city offers spectacular views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Greek Theater and its magnificent panoramic views.

#2 Valley of the Temples

located near Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples is a vast archaeological area that is home to some of the most important Greek temples in the world.

#3 Zingaro Nature reserve

located on the northwest coast of Sicily, the Zingaro Nature Reserve offers an unspoiled natural environment with white sandy beaches, cliffs and crystal clear waters.

#4 Cefalù

located on the northern coast of Sicily, Cefalù is a picturesque medieval town with a golden sandy beach, a well-preserved historic center, and the famous Rocca, a large cliff overlooking the town.

#5. Ragusa Ibla

located in the southeastern region of Sicily, Ragusa Ibla is a historic city with narrow stone streets and Baroque palaces.

#6. Madonie park

located in the heart of Sicily, Madonie Park offers a series of scenic trails through mountains and valleys, with numerous small villages and rural churches.

#7 Noto

located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, Noto is a Baroque city that offers numerous attractions such as the Cathedral of San Nicolò and the Church of Santa Chiara.

#8 Scala dei Turchi

located on the southern coast of Sicily, Scala dei Turchi is a white limestone cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, creating a breathtaking panorama.

#9 Siracusa

located on the southeastern coast of Sicily, Syracuse is an ancient city with a well-preserved historic center and numerous archaeological sites of interest, including the Temple of Apollo and Maniace Castle.

#10 Etna

located on the east coast of Sicily, Etna is one of the largest active volcanoes in Europe and offers a unique and striking landscape to admire on a motorcycle.

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Sardinia

The second Mediterranean island we propose can only be Sardinia, an island with both a glamorous and wild face. In this itinerary we will start in the chic of Porto Cervo and then visit the western part and the hinterland. Let us be clear: of smooth and immaculate roads you will see very few.
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#1 The Emerald coast

one of the most famous and glamorous areas of Sardinia, famous for its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.

#2. The scenic route of the Costa Verde

a coastal road with breathtaking views, hills, pristine beaches and sand dunes.

#3 Is Arutas beach

a white sand beach formed by pink quartz grains, located on the west coast of the island.

#4. The La Maddalena Archipelago

an archipelago of uninhabited islands, white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters located off the northeastern coast of Sardinia.

#5 The scenic road of Gallura

a road through the hills of Gallura, famous for its breathtaking scenery, coastal views, and historic towns such as Tempio Pausania and Luogosanto.

#6 Neptune's Cave

a spectacular cave located on the west coast of the island, accessible only by sea or via a flight of steps carved into the rock.

#7 Gulf of Orosei and Gennargentu

A national park encompassing the Gennargentu Mountains and the east coast of Sardinia, with pristine beaches, hidden coves, and unique fauna and flora.

#8 The Beach of Cala Mariolu

a beautiful beach with crystal clear waters and sheer rock formations, located on the east coast of the island.

#9 The city of Alghero

a historic city located on the northwestern coast of Sardinia, famous for its medieval old town, city walls, and sandy beaches.

#10 The Barbagia scenic road

a scenic road through the mountains of Barbagia, famous for its breathtaking views and traditional Sardinian villages.

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Corsica

The third and final island we suggest for your next biking trip is actually Corsica. For many this is unexplored territory, yet it hides little treasures worth discovering. Corsica is characterized by a mountainous and rugged landscape that will test your endurance. Here are the places we have chosen for you to better explore Corsica on your Gravel bike. Look at the route

#1 The coastal scenic route

One of the most beautiful roads on the island, winding along the coast and offering spectacular views of the sea.

#2 Calvi

A port city offering beaches, restaurants and craft stores.

#3 Corte

A mountain town that offers spectacular views of the Corsican mountains.

#4 Bastia

A historic city located by the sea, with a marina and an old fortified town.

#5 Porto

A small fishing village located on the west coast of the island, with a beautiful beach and marina.

#6 Cap Corse

A peninsula located in the north of the island, with scenic roads and spectacular sea views.

#7 The road of the artisans

A road that passes through many towns and villages in the interior of the island, where local handicrafts can be purchased.

#8 Ajaccio

A historic city located by the sea, famous for being the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.

#9 Bonifacio

A historic town located on the southern tip of the island, with an old fortified town and marina.

#10. Les Calanques de Piana

A series of coves along the west coast of the island, with red rocks and spectacular sea views.

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