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This motorized tour offers a 2 to 3 hour quad biking adventure around the Chia area near Cagliari in Sardinia. Participants ride powerful 450cc quad bikes on off-road paths including pristine beaches, dirt roads, and mountain trails. The tour operates with two people sharing each automatic quad, alternating driving duties if two riders book one quad. For groups of three or more, additional quads are provided according to the number of participants. The tour starts at the base camp where guests receive safety equipment and driving instructions before setting out with a professional guide. The guide provides commentary on the landscape and local history while leading the group along the route. Bottled water is provided during the ride. Along the route, stops include Malfatano beach, Faro di Capo Spartivento lighthouse, Spiaggia di Cala Cipolla (swimming allowed on 3-hour tours June to September), and Tuerredda beach viewpoint where guests can take photos. The tour is suitable for those with a valid driver’s license and includes third party insurance. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available only for private tours within the Chia area.
Bitan - Daily Tours
The tour begins at the Bitan base camp where guests receive safety equipment and driving instructions for the two-passenger automatic quad bikes. Participants ride two per quad, alternating driving if two people share one vehicle. The guide leads the group along off-road trails crossing beaches, dirt paths, and scenic views. Bottled water is provided during the ride. The guide shares local history and anecdotes throughout the journey.
Malfatano beach
This stop is at Malfatano beach on the southwestern tip of Sardinia. The area features several coves and is considered one of the southern island's most beautiful natural beaches with historical significance.
15 min
Faro di Capo Spartivento
Built in 1854 by the Italian Navy, the lighthouse at Capo Spartivento displays Victor Emmanuel II’s wrought-iron initials above the entrance. It was targeted by American planes’ machine guns during World War II and restored only once after the conflict. The lighthouse keepers lived there until the 1980s when the light was automated and their role ended. It remained unused for over 30 years until 2006, when it was restored and became Italy’s only lighthouse converted into a guest house, recognized by the Italian Navy for its military architectural restoration.
15 min
Spiaggia di Cala Cipolla
A small beach on Sardinia’s southwestern coast, Cala Cipolla is included as a stop during the summer months from June to September on the three-hour tours. Guests may swim here and should bring swimwear and towels if they plan to enter the water.
30 min
Tuerredda
This viewpoint overlooks Tuerredda beach, regarded by specialist journals as one of Sardinia’s ten most beautiful beaches. The stop allows guests to take photos of the clear waters, fine sand, and surrounding Mediterranean landscape.
10 min
Viale Cristoforo Colombo 3, Domus de Maria
End point
Viale Cristoforo Colombo 3, Domus de Maria