Sardinia Bosa Alghero Castelsardo
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RouteXpert René Plücken (MRA Master)
Last edit: 09-12-2025
You can choose to fly to Sardinia and rent a motorbike there, but you can also choose to drive to Marseille (France) or Barcelona (Spain) and from there take the boat to Sardinia.
Motorcycle rentals are available at the airport or in one of the larger towns on the island.
This is one of the routes from a series that can be used to put together a wonderful motorcycle holiday.
I rate this route 5*****stars because of the wonderful roads, beautiful scenery and lovely villages and towns along the route.
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Duration
7h 47m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
212.56 km
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Great ride on the SS127
We leave from the gas station parking lot in Bosa, near our hotel, and turn onto the SP49, a scenic road that takes us along the coast to Alghero. There are several small parking areas along the way where you can stop to photograph the beautiful views.
Once you arrive in Alghero, it's definitely worth planning a longer stop. There's plenty to see and do here, and it's a lovely town to explore, but also a great place to enjoy a delicious brunch in one of the restaurants, such as those near the harbor. The town also boasts several small museums, such as the coral museum "Museo del Corallo di Alghero," housed in an elegant Art Nouveau villa.
We drive on the SS127 and SS131 around Lago Del Cuga and Lago Bidighinzu to the town of Thiesi, where we turn left and continue on the SP23 and SP41, which again treat us to many bends and nice little villages with cafes where you can stop for a drink.
Just before the town of Sassari, there's a small pizzeria, L'Oasi Bar Ristorante, where you can have lunch before continuing along the scenic SS127. You might consider continuing on and making a longer stop for lunch in Sassari, a university town in northern Sardinia, where you can enjoy delicious food, shop, and admire the magnificent palaces!
The SS127 offers us many beautiful curves, hairpin bends, and stunning panoramas of the beautiful green countryside. The road is mostly two lanes wide, but there are also some narrower sections that wind delightfully through the hills. A real treat! Along this road, we pass a few small villages, but there are no sights worth stopping for.
After Laerru, we leave the SS127 and continue north on the SS134 to our destination, Castelsardo. This is another beautiful road for enjoying the scenery of Sardinia. You'll pass the "Roccia dell'Elefante," a natural rock formation in the shape of an elephant. A little further on, you can park and walk back along a footpath to get a closer look at the rock and take photos.
After this last short stop, we continue to our hotel in Castelsardo to savor this beautiful day. Castelsardo has several good hotels, and it's a small town with a beautiful beach and many charming cafes and restaurants.
I rate this route 5*****stars because of the wonderful roads, beautiful scenery and lovely villages and towns along the route.
Roccia dell'Elefante (Elephant Rock)
Castelsardo
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