This is the ultimate tour for those who want to see the two most beautiful Mediterranean islands, Sardinia and Corsica, in one tour!
Pricing
| per rider in shared twin/double room | €2,999.00 $3,171.63 ? |
| per pillion passenger in shared twin/double room | €2,849.00 $3,012.99 ? |
| Surcharge single room hotel (only available when booking the 1-bed cabin ferry at the same time): | €549.00 $580.60 ? |
| Surcharge 1-bed cabin ferry (only available when booking the single room hotel at the same time): | €199.00 $210.45 ? |
Included
| 12 (5 on Sardinia and 4 on Corsica) purposefully worked out day tours with tour guide in groups of 6 - 8 motorcycles. |
| Roadbook with hotel and route information. |
| Beverage service on the tours. |
| Luggage transport in the escort vehicle to/from Krefeld from 15 participants (plus tour guides). |
| Hotel accommodation: 1 x overnight stay at the intermediate hotel on Lake Lucerne. 5 x overnight stay in Sardinia at the Hotel Arbatasar. 1 x overnight stay in Corsica at the Zwischenhotel. 3 nights in Corsica at the Hotel La Lagune. 1 night at the intermediate hotel in Castellane. 1 x overnight stay at the intermediate hotel in Lyon. 12 x breakfast buffet.12 x 3-course choice menu or buffet. |
| Ferry crossing: night ferries Genoa - Olbia and Bastia - Toulon. Evening ferry Santa Teresa Gallura - Bonifacio. Accommodation in 2-bed cabins. Breakfast on the night ferries. |
| Travel insurance certificate for the entire trip. |
| Everything that is not specified under services |
| Attention: No half board during the ferry crossings! |
More details
| Total distance: About 5,220 km from Krefeld (of which about 1650 km on Sardinia and about 1070 km on Corsica). |
| Daily stages: 200 - 340 km (on site). |
| Road condition: Mostly well maintained scenic and paved secondary roads. |
| Riding skills: The motorcycle should be safely controlled on winding roads. unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for beginners. |
| Climate: In Sardinia and Corsica 18 - 22°C, during the arrival and departure through Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy it can be cooler. |
| Minimum number of participants: 15. |
| Language: This offer is usually suitable for English and/or German speaking participants. Please enquire for language options. |
| Mobility: The offer is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Please contact us for more information. |
Description
Unlike many other operators, we use the night ferries for the crossings from Genoa to Sardinia and back from Corsica to Toulon. They are more expensive, but we gain two extra days of vacation!
Program:
Day 1: Arrival at the intermediate hotel.
Departure at 7.00 a.m. at the service area Geismühle West (A57) in the southern direction for the common journey to Weil am Rhein.
Individual arrival possible.
Day 2: Over the Gotthard Pass to Genoa to the ferry.
From our stopover hotel in Weil am Rhein we ride over the Gotthard Pass to the ferry to Genoa.
A vignette is required in Switzerland and toll charges may apply in Italy.
Day 3: From Olbia to the base hotel near Arbatax.
After our arrival in Sardinia, we will ride in a nice day trip from Olbia to our base hotel Arbatasar.
Day 4: "Ghost town" Gairo and Monte Perda Liana.
Today's tour takes us to the "ghost town" of Gairo and over the smallest mountain roads around the striking Monte Perda Liana. We continue to Lago Flumendosa and through the southern mountains back to the base hotel near Arbatax.
Day 5: Through the Gennargentu Mountains.
Today we ride inland through the Gennargentu mountains to the former "bandit's nest" Orgosolo. We continue via Fonni, the highest mountain village in Sardinia, to Aritzo, where we have lunch in a typical agriturismo. Via Ussassai and Lanusei we return to the base hotel near Arbatax.
Day 6: Rest day.
Day at leisure ... to, for example, just lie around relaxed on the beach or take a small boat trip across the lagoon lake Stagno di Tortolì.
Day 7: To the Gulf of Cagliari.
The southeast of Sardinia down to the Gulf of Cagliari is our touring destination today. The way there leads us through a paradise of curves along the coast, back we ride again through the mountains of the Gennargentu range.
Day 8: Day trip to Santa Teresa Gallura to the ferry and crossing to Corsica.
It is time to say goodbye to Sardinia. However, not without taking another extensive day tour through the middle of the island on our way to the port of Santa Teresa Gallura. In the late afternoon, we board the ferry that takes us to Corsica, where we will spend the night.
Day 9: Across the island to our base hotel.
Today we ride to our base hotel in Corsica, the La Lagune.
Day 10: To the West Coast of Corsica.
Our day tour today takes us 'across the island' to Calvi, on the coastal road to the Gulf of Girolata, through the Spelunca Gorgeand over the Col de Vergio back to the base hotel.
Day 11: Through the mountains of Corsica.
Today starts with the ride on the narrow headland between the Lagnunensee Etang de Biguglia and the sandy beach of Plage de Marana. After this "flat stage" there are "curves to the bone" on our way into the mountains. One of the day's destinations is the panoramic road through the Valée d'Asco.
Day 12: Rest day.
Day at leisure ... to, for example, just lie around relaxed on the beach or go for a little spin.
Day 13: Across the island to the ferry.
Since our ferry to Toulon leaves in the evening, we have time for a day trip to the middle east of the island, where we will again ride on many small roads. The most south-western point is Ghisoni. In an elegant arc to the northeast, we reach Bastia in the evening, where we board the ferry to Toulon.
Day 14: Through the Maritime Alps to the intermediate hotel.
From Toulon we travel via Saint-Tropez and Entrevaux, past Lac de Castillon to Castellane to our intermediate hotel.
Day 15: Through the Vercors to Lyon.
Through the Département Drôme, one of the most beautiful regions of France, and the wild and rugged Vercors with its many passes, we travel to our last intermediate hotel in Lyon.
Day 16: Journey home.
Joint or individual journey home to Krefeld or home.