Where do I pick up the bike?

Pick up is at Bicycle Cafè; arrive 15 minutes early to complete paperwork and adjust the bike.

What are the rental durations and starting price?

Rentals run from one day up to fifteen days; one-day rentals start at €26.50 with multi-day discounts.

Is there an age or height requirement?

Minimum rider height is 1.50 cm. Riders aged 15–70 are accepted; anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Are helmets provided?

Helmet provision varies; confirm with the operator when booking or bring your own for best fit and hygiene.

Can routes be changed due to weather?

Yes. Coastal winds and rain can alter recommended trails—check conditions before heading out.

Where do I return the bike?

Bikes must be returned to the agreed location and time, usually Bicycle Cafè, to avoid late fees.

MTB 29 Hardtail Alghero: Coastal Singletrack, Pines & Limestone

Ride a 29-inch hardtail through Alghero’s sun-dried landscapes and fresh pine forests. This bike rental begins at Bicycle Cafè and sends you into a coastal zone on the northwest coast of Sardinia, Italy, where singletrack, wide sterrati and shaded wood trails meet sea views and limestone outcrops. The rental at Str. Vicinale Le Bombarde gives you flexible access—from a single day to a two-week loop—so you can stitch together quick adrenaline laps or extended exploratory rides. The trails here slice through Mediterranean scrub and umbrella pines, cross sandy tracks behind Le Bombarde beach and climb over compact limestone benches. Key features include rooty forest singletrack, open farm roads that frame vineyards and citrus groves, and short technical sections where flinty rock and loose gravel demand precise line choice. The 29" wheels smooth choppy terrain, push through washboard paths and help riders stay composed on fast descents toward the coast. Why this rental stands out: it’s local, pragmatic, and built for Alghero’s mix of terrain. The bike is aimed at riders aged 15–70 who want to push into harder-to-reach spots without hauling gear. Pick-up at Bicycle Cafè means you're in the town center before you roll off toward natural areas; return formalities are simple—arrive 15 minutes early for paperwork, a lock, and a fit check. Riders must obey local traffic codes and respect seasonal trail conditions. Expect variable technical demands: some routes are family-friendly sterrati while others include steep, rocky pitches that reward basic bike handling and braking control. Plan rides around morning and late afternoon light to avoid the hottest hours; the bike is equally at home on day loops to Le Bombarde and in multi-day circuits that thread coastal viewpoints and inland ridgelines. Pack water, a flat kit and layered clothing—the wind can change quickly on exposed ridgelines. Local flavor filters into every pedal stroke: Alghero’s Catalan-influenced town center is minutes from rural trails, so combine a morning ride with seafood and local citrus at lunch. Renting this 29" hardtail is a practical way to sample Sardinia’s contrasts—sea, stone and pine—in one active, sunlit package. Practical logistics are simple: meet at Bicycle Cafè in town to collect your bike and paperwork, with pick-up point at Str. Vicinale Le Bombarde, 07041 Alghero SS, Italy. Rentals run from single days up to fifteen days, with one-day rentals starting at €26.50 and steep discounts for multi-day hires—check the operator’s rate table for offers. Minimum rider height is 1.50 cm; riders between 15 and 70 years are accepted and anyone under 16 must ride with an adult. Weather can alter routes, so confirm conditions before you roll. Return the bike on time to avoid extra fees; setup keeps focus on riding, not logistics.

MTB 29 Hardtail Alghero: Coastal Singletrack, Pines & Limestone

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