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Discover Alghero on an easy 4-hour guided ebike tour to Capo Caccia, with breathtaking sea views, scenic stops, and expert guides in Sardinia, Italy.

This 4-hour guided ebike tour takes you through the stunning landscapes surrounding Alghero, located in northwest Sardinia. For a reasonable price, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the sea, get close to cliffs and beaches, and traverse unspoilt nature with an experienced guide. The tour is designed for those who appreciate scenic cycling, nature, and panoramic vistas, but it’s best suited for individuals aged 15 and above who can ride a bike comfortably.
The tour covers about 40 km over asphalt, dirt roads, and forest paths, with an elevation gain of 600 meters. While classified as easy difficulty, participants should have some basic biking skills and be prepared for a mix of terrains. The small group size limited to 10 participants ensures a personalized experience, and the bike rental includes helmet and a tyre repair kit.
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This guided ebike tour begins at the bus stop in Via dei Platani. The guide is easy to recognize with a white van bearing the NWB logo and bikes lined up in front. The starting coordinates are 40.5926, 8.2212.
Participants should arrive wearing comfortable shoes, hat, sunscreen, and bring water, towel, beachwear, and sportswear. The tour is confirmed with at least 2 participants, and helmets are mandatory. The small group size means a more relaxed pace and personalized attention from the guide.

The tour kicks off with a stop at the Punta Giglio cliff, famous for its 60-meter-high cliffs and spectacular sea views. From here, the vistas stretch across the sea and the rugged coastline, providing unforgettable photo opportunities.
Next, the route follows paths bordering Mugoni Beach, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and fine sands. Visitors have the chance to stop for a swim at Mugoni, with a quick 15-minute swim possible on request. This location offers a peaceful contrast to the cliffs and forested areas.
Cycling continues through the Prigionette Nature Reserve, where the enchanting forest offers a peaceful retreat and lush scenery. Entrance tickets are purchased on-site, and the environment remains largely unspoilt, giving a real sense of Sardinia’s natural beauty.
The tour then heads to Cala Barca, where the scenic view of Isola Piana is a highlight. The short panoramic stop here allows visitors to appreciate the stunning seascape and island formations.
The final scenic moments include the Belvedere di Capo Caccia, offering sweeping views of the coastline, and a visit to the MASE museum tower at Porto Conte, which provides another vantage point over the landscape.

Covering about 40 km, this tour combines asphalt roads, dirt paths, and forest trails. The route is thoughtfully designed to be accessible and enjoyable, with an elevation gain of 600 meters that is manageable with pedal assistance from the ebikes.
Participants will experience a mix of coastal scenery, with views of the sea and cliffs, and forested areas in the Prigionette Nature Reserve. The scenic road to Capo Caccia provides a fitting finale, showcasing one of the most evocative views of Sardinia.
More Great Tours NearbyThe ebikes provided are pedal-assisted, with front suspension and available in small, medium, and large sizes, accommodating riders from 150 to 190 cm. The battery autonomy comfortably exceeds the 40 km route, with a typical range of 60 to 120 km depending on rider effort.
Included in the equipment rental are helmets and a tyre repair kit, ensuring safety and convenience. Riders should wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing suitable for cycling.

The passionate and knowledgeable guide leads the group smoothly through each stop, sharing insights about the landscape, local flora, and history. The atmosphere remains relaxed, with ample time for photos, brief stops, and enjoying the scenery. The small group fosters a friendly environment and allows for personalized interaction.
Guides speak Italian and English, ensuring clarity and engagement for diverse participants. They also adapt the pace and route based on the group’s abilities, making it accessible for most riders with some experience.

The meeting point at the bus stop in Via dei Platani is easy to find, and the guide’s white van is a good landmark. The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, though it can vary slightly depending on the group’s rhythm.
Participants should bring sunscreen, hat, water, and towel for optional swimming. Wearing comfortable clothes and closed shoes is advised. Pets are not allowed, and the tour is not suitable for children under 15, pregnant women, or people with mobility issues.

What truly sets this ebike tour to Capo Caccia apart is the combination of scenic diversity and expert guidance. Riders get to explore both the coastal cliffs and tranquil forests, with stunning panoramic views at every turn.
The inclusion of stops at Mugoni Beach, Prigionette Forest, and Cala Barca offers a well-rounded experience of Sardinia’s natural beauty. The easy difficulty level paired with pedal assistance makes this accessible to a broader range of visitors seeking an active, scenic adventure.
The small group size ensures a personalized experience, and the knowledgeable guides enhance the journey with stories and insights, making it more than just a bike ride.

This guided ebike tour is a fantastic way to discover Sardinia’s northwest coast. It offers a balance of active exploration and relaxing scenic stops, all led by passionate guides who know the area well.
While it might not be ideal for younger children or those with mobility challenges, bike riders with basic skills and an appreciation for natural landscapes will find this tour rewarding. The spectacular views, especially from Punta Giglio and Capo Caccia, make the effort worthwhile.
This tour provides great value for those looking to combine adventure, scenery, and local insights in a manageable, fun package.
What is the total duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours, with an expected ride time of about 3 hours and 30 minutes.
Is the tour suitable for children?
No, it is not suitable for children under 15 years or for those with mobility issues or back problems.
What should I bring for the tour?
Participants are advised to bring comfortable shoes, hat, water, sunscreen, towel, and beachwear or sportswear.
Are pets allowed on the tour?
No, pets are not permitted during this activity.
How difficult is the route?
The route is classified as easy, with dirt and asphalt roads, and a 600-meter elevation gain that pedal assistance helps manage comfortably.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is at the bus stop in Via dei Platani in Alghero, identifiable by the white NWB van and bikes.