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Your experience in detail.
Day 1

Olbia, San Pantaleo: pulsating excitement.

Benvenuti in Sardegna. Upon arrival at Olbia Airport, a shuttle takes you to San Pantaleo, where the elegant “Petra Segreta Resort & Spa” welcomes you as the starting point of your 9-day island journey. After the drivers’ briefing with the Porsche Experience Team, enjoy a welcome drink in the hotel’s enchanting garden with views of the Costa Smeralda in the evening light.

Later, dinner at the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant brings the first day to a refined close. Arrive, settle in and enjoy the perfect start to your journey.

Aerial view of a beach with gentle waves on light sand and clear turquoise sea.
Day 2

San Pantaleo, Bonifacio, Porticcio: from island to island.

After the vehicle briefing, your Mediterranean driving adventure begins in the Porsche 911. You head north to Santa Teresa di Gallura before the ferry takes you to Corsica. Arrival in Bonifacio is a first highlight, with the historic town rising above the sea on white limestone cliffs.

On French soil, the route continues through Corsica’s wild landscapes to a winery lunch with local specialities. Passing the famous “Lion de Roccapina”, you reach the “Hôtel Marinca & Spa”. In the evening, dinner at the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant brings your first driving day to an elegant close.

Yellow boat deck view with rocky coast and calm sea under clouds.
Day 3

Olmeto, Porto, Monticello: the wonderful west coast.

Today brings one of the most driving-intensive stages of the journey. Corsica’s west coast awaits with dramatic rocks, narrow bends and ever-changing views. After a short stop at a charming beach bar, the route leads to the spectacular Calanques de Piana, whose red rock formations are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lunch awaits in the bay of Porto before you continue north to the hotel “Casa Paradisu” near Île-Rousse. Enjoy a Mattei Cap Corse aperitif and look back on unforgettable coastal impressions.

Two passengers in a convertible, one joyfully raising their arm.
Day 4

Monticello, Corte, Porto-Vecchio: enjoyment at the highest level.

Today’s route leads to Corte, the former capital of Corsica, set in the heart of the island. After a coffee break and a short stroll through the Old Town, you continue towards the east coast for lunch at a selected beach bar.

Then one of Corsica’s most spectacular roads awaits: the Col de Bavella mountain pass. After a photo stop with views of the Bavella massif, winding roads lead down to Porto-Vecchio. At the hotel “Casadelmar”, an aperitif and exquisite 2-star cuisine complete the day.

Couple at café with a convertible Porsche nearby.
Day 5

Porto-Vecchio: at your leisure.

At the halfway point of your journey, the day is yours to shape. Enjoy the comfort and atmosphere of “Casadelmar”, discover secluded bays nearby or stroll through Porto-Vecchio with its boutiques and souvenir shops.

Those seeking more time behind the wheel can join an optional 3-hour drive through the varied landscapes of southern Corsica. Back at the hotel, unwind at the private beach, easily reached by shuttle boat. The evening is yours to spend as you wish.

Silver Porsche on mountain road with cliffs and greenery.
Day 6

Porto-Vecchio, Bonifacio, Lu Fraili di Sotto: au revoir Korsika. Ciao Sardinien.

From “Casadelmar”, you take the direct route back to Bonifacio, where your personal “Tour de Corse” comes to an end. A short ferry crossing brings you back to Sardinia. Quiet side roads lead through cork oak forests to a welcoming oasis among granite rocks and ancient trees.

Here, wood-fired pizza and Mediterranean delicacies await. With new energy, you continue to “Baglioni Resort Sardinia”. In the evening, dinner at Michelin-starred “Gusto by Sadler” adds another refined highlight.

Man in apron tending fire in stone oven with long tool.
Day 7

Lu Fraili di Sotto, Oliena, Cala di Volpe: on isolated roads.

Your final great driving day leads south along the SP3, through wild landscapes, quiet roads and the scenery of the Monte Albo mountain range. In Mamoiada, the “Museo delle Maschere Mediterranee” offers insights into traditional masks and costumes of the Mediterranean region.

In Oliena, “Su Gologone” welcomes you with local delicacies and freshly baked shepherd’s bread. Afterwards, you return to the Costa Smeralda and arrive at the hotel “Cala di Volpe”, before dinner at “Matsuhisa” concludes the day in cinematic style.

A woman in a rustic kitchen arranges a stack of flatbreads on a wooden board.
Day 8

Cala di Volpe, La Maddalena Archipelago, Porto Cervo: the grand finale.

A touch of Dolce Vita awaits. From the hotel, you set off by private yacht to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the “La Maddalena Archipelago”. On the main island, lunch at a local restaurant brings Mediterranean flavours and a relaxed island atmosphere.

Before returning to the hotel pier, there is time for a swim in crystal-clear waters. In the evening, Porto Cervo welcomes you with international flair. Enjoy an aperitif at “La Piazzetta” before “Paper Moon Porto Cervo” hosts your Farewell Dinner.

Person in blue swimsuit on rocks by ocean with waves in the background.
Day 9

Porto Cervo, Olbia: enriched with many memories.

After 8 unforgettable days and a relaxed farewell breakfast, a private shuttle takes you to Olbia Airport – unless you have decided to extend your stay and continue exploring Sardinia for a few more days.

And who knows? Perhaps this journey has already inspired your next adventure with the Porsche Travel Experience. The world is full of remarkable places waiting to be discovered. Stay curious.

The travel route at a glance.

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Consumption and emission. 911 Carrera GTS (WLTP): Fuel consumption combined (model range): 10.6 – 10.1 l/100 km, CO₂-emissions combined (model range): 242 – 230 g/km, 911 Carrera 4 GTS (WLTP): Fuel consumption combined (model range): 10.8 – 10.3 l/100 km, CO₂-emissions combined (model range): 246 – 234 g/km, 911 Carrera 4 GTS Cabriolet (WLTP): Fuel consumption combined (model range): 10.8 – 10.5 l/100 km, CO₂-emissions combined (model range): 245 – 238 g/km, 911 Targa 4 GTS (WLTP): Fuel consumption combined (model range): 10.8 – 10.5 l/100 km, CO₂-emissions combined (model range): 245 – 239 g/km