- Event Type
- Rally, Tour
- Date
- 04 June 2026 to 12 June 2026
- Departure location
- France Corse 20200 Bastia Erbalunga, Route du Cap Lieu-dit, 20222 Brando, Francia
- Arrival location
- Italy Sardinia 08025 Oliena Località su Gologone, 08025 Oliena NU
- Website
- http://www.carovanaromantica.i…
- https://www.facebook.com/carov…
- Event organiser
- Stefano D'Ammassa
- Inserted By
- Stefano D'Ammassa
- Phone
- +393401449944
- ti.acitmamoranavorac@anavorac
- Document
- 2026-application-form_eng-1.pd…
The 42nd Carovana Romantica Rally 2026 theme is: ”Kallisti kai Ichnos”, an itinerary to discover the 2 most beautiful mediterranean islands: Corsica and Sardinia. Driving hundreds of kilometers of winding, perfectly paved roads, we'll combine the pleasure of driving with a sense of adventure and discover their wild nature along with extraordinary places, ancient traditions, and timeless atmospheres.
The departure is scheduled from Bastia, a lively port city with its picturesque old port and the narrow streets of the Terra Vecchia district. From here, we'll continue towards Erbalunga, a small fishing village on Cap Corse, nestled between the sea and cliffs.
Continuing west, the rally will stop in Saint-Florent, an elegant seaside resort and gateway to the wild "Désert des Agriates. The scenic route will then take us to the natural wonders of the Calanques de Piana (UNESCO), and finally to the spectacular Bonifacio, a fortified city suspended on other white cliffs overlooking the sea.
A short ferry ride will take the crews to Santa Teresa di Gallura, the landing point in Sardinia. From there, the rally will continue through Gallura, a land of granite rocks, vineyards, and breathtaking views, until reaching Alghero, the "Sardinian Barceloneta," with its Catalan-style historic center and bastions overlooking the sea.
The route will continue inland, into the authentic heart of Sardinia, to discover the villages of Barbagia: such as Oliena, at the foot of the Supramonte Mountains, known for its wines and traditional cuisine; Mamoiada, home of the famous Mamuthones and carnival masks; and finally the evocative Gulf of Orosei.
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