The Romagna region offers numerous absolutely unmissable places if you decide to explore its territory on a bicycle. Natural beauties, panoramic viewpoints, and attractions of historical interest abound to the extent that some mountain biking routes lead to the discovery of the many Romagnole icons.

Day 1: Cervia, Milano Marittima, Lido di Savio, Lido di Classe, Classe, Ravenna, Punta Marina, Marina di Ravenna.
Departure on bike from Cervia. We will follow part of the permanent route "La Rotta del Sale" (The Salt Route); this itinerary takes place on dirt roads that lead from the pine forests of Cervia to Comacchio. After an initial stretch through the refreshing pine forests of Cervia and Classe, you will cross the natural reserves of Ortazzo and Ortazzino before reaching Ravenna. Here, a break is recommended at the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare and a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage city to catch your breath and feast your eyes. From here onwards, pedal through nature, never losing sight of the water until you reach the sea at Marina Romea. Enjoy a typical dinner in a local tavern and overnight stay. (approximately 50 km)

Day 2: Marina di Ravenna, Porto Corsini, Casalborsetti, Anita, Comacchio, Po Delta Park.
A pleasant route connects Ravenna to Comacchio, two art-rich centers with must-visit stops such as exhibitions, museums, monuments, and churches. For nature lovers, cycling through the pine forests of Ravenna, seaside resorts, and the places of the Po Delta Park along the banks of the Lamone and Reno rivers will be fascinating. An invitation to a journey through classic flavors such as Romagnola piadina, crescioni, passatelli in broth, salama da sugo, and water-based flavors, from sea fish to valley eel, discovering a healthy and tasty cuisine. Enjoy a typical dinner in a tavern. Overnight stay. (approximately 50 km)

Day 3: Departure from Comacchio.
After breakfast at the hotel, return to Cervia by train to retrieve your car and depart for your respective destinations. Goodbye to Romagna."