When, in front of a client, the wonder that borders—whether physical or invisible—do not exist is revealed, I feel I have done a good job.
I guide travelers from all over the world on MTB journeys, exploring a borderland—a vast region when seen through the eyes of a biker. I live and work on the edge between Liguria and the French Riviera, one pedal in Italy and one in France, in a place where the colors of nature dominate a narrow strip of land between the sea and the mountains.
Recently, on a trail, I met a colleague who shares the same passion and destination as I do. Together, we decided to give shape to this meeting, pushing further into exploration and discovery.
For me, the profession of a cycling-tourism guide is synonymous with constant research, growth, and responsibility. That’s why I have obtained regional certifications in Piedmont and Liguria, as well as instructor qualifications from the Italian Cycling Federation. Whenever possible, I contribute to the protection of the MTB guiding profession through the work of the professional association AGAC.