Pick up your Vespa in Olbia and start your Vespa Tour in Sardinia! Visit this charming city overlooking its spectacular gulf dominated by the island of Tavolara. Modern and ancient at the same time, it represents a perfect blend of a historic center rich in ancient archaeological treasures and the modernity of an international tourist hub.
Ride to Ira Beach: one of the gems of Porto Rotondo, located in northeastern Sardinia. It takes its name from Princess Ira von Fürstenberg, who owned a villa overlooking this bay. Its shore is made of fine, white sand, typical of the region, and it's surrounded by crystal-clear water in shades of blue and turquoise.
Porto Rotondo is one of the exclusive gems of Sardinian tourism, located on the northeastern coast. Born in the 1960s, , it offers a perfect balance of nature, nightlife, and culture: famous for its marina, elegant pink granite squares, and Caribbean-like beaches, the village develops around an almost circular bay. During your visit, don't miss its iconic squares (like Piazza Quadra and Piazza San Marco) and the open-air sculptures. Here you'll have the chance to have lunch at the excellent "L'Osteria - Porto Rotondo," which offers a wide selection of dishes, where local delicacies will certainly not be missing!
Then head to rejuvenate at Cala Sabina, one of the most iconic beaches on the Gallura coast, famous for its Caribbean-like appearance thanks to its magnificent waters. It's a charming unspoiled environment, surrounded by junipers and Mediterranean scrub.
Move on to beautiful Golfo Aranci: this town extends on a strip of land surrounded by sea, overlooking the Gulf of Olbia, and ends at the base of Capo Figari. Historically born as a quiet fishing village, today it's a lively seaside resort that perfectly combines the wild beauty of Gallura nature with high-level tourist services.
Your last stop will be the Nuraghe Riu Mulinu, also known as Cabu Abbas. This extraordinary fortress dating back to the 14th-13th century BC is located on the top of Mount Colbu at about 250 meters altitude, and represents one of the most important prehistoric monuments in Gallura. Enjoy the extraordinary 360-degree panorama that this location will offer you, thus concluding your Vespa itinerary.
Return to Olbia to drop off your Vespa by late afternoon.
