GoNomad.com Recommends Ciclismo Classico for Cycling in Sardinia

We were thrilled to see that Dan Peltier, a University of Massachusetts Amherst student and intern with GoNOMAD.com, profiled our Jody Adams hosted bike tour to Sardinia in a recent article titled, œCycling Sardinia: Food, wine and the World’s Oldest People. Our beloved guide, Simone Scalas, is quoted throughout the piece.
œJody wants to learn how the food is keeping people healthy and allowing them to live longer lives. And with Jody, we wanted someone who would not only be attached to the cycling, but also attached to the local foods which is the heart of the tour, said Scalas.
An excerpt reads:
Departing September 30 and returning October 6, 2014, this tour is filled with a bevy of activity that will challenge even the most ardent cycler or foodie.
The tour is already sold out after reaching a maximum of 16 people, but according to Scalas, another departure date for another tour is currently being planned for the next year as well to accommodate the tour’s growing popularity.
For six nights and seven days, participants are traveling nearly 40 miles per day by bike and absorbing as much Sardinian food as they can along the way.
The tour features stops along the west coast of the island and begins in Tresnuraghes. Participants then cross the center of the island through areas that are still largely spared from the footprints of tourism. The sites that await participants throughout their journey are scenes that only a calm place like Sardinia can offer.
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