Therealsouthstander wrote:Hi Andy and thanks for this, if had a look at the PDF it it looks superb. I'll be sure to use this when I get round to planning our route. When head out 4 weeks on Saturday ,not that I'm counting Do you know where I can get the English road book version ?
Are you in Sardinia now ? If you have any tips for campsites or towns that you've visited let me know !!
Thanks again
I was looking around for a photo of the map and I couldn't even find it listed on the publisher's own website - even though it's a 2015 edition. I saw copies at the Nuraghe Palmavera (near Alghero) and the Casa Zapata in Burumini - which isn't much help, I know. The same company does maps and books about Sardegna so museums etc might have it. You could try emailing the publisher carlodelfinoeditore.it
Anyway - a couple of photos, might help.
(the dotted lines are MTB routes).
Bigger version of the map on my Dropbox public folder.
I've also uploaded to my Dropbox public folder a gpx file of campsites I've stayed at and would recommend (that's all of them). Note that there are a number that weren't open when I was in the area but are now open. Also there seem to be a lot more campsites in the south and east than in the north-west and west.
I wouldn't so much recommend towns so so much as places. In particular the dunes at Piscinas, the Sinis Peninsula, the Capo di Caccia (near Alghero) and the Capo di Testa near Santa Teresa Gallura. Towns? Alghero, Bosa, Castelsardo, and Stintino.
Piscinas dunes this afternoon:
Mountainbikers taking the whole coast-to-coast thing a bit literally: