Ride Australia’s Southeast – 15 Days

Total riding distance – 3,516 km / 2,185 miles

Freedom Biker Tours and Ride The World Motorcycle Tours will take you on an epic once-in-a-lifetime journey through Australia’s Southeast and the States of New South Wales, Victoria, and Australia’s Capital Territory, riding the world-famous Great Ocean Road, the historic interior, the Snowy Mountains, and much more…

Your 15-night Bucket-List Experience begins and ends in Sydney, New South Wales

Reserve your spot early… Limited Availability…

Motorcycles Included: Harley-Davidsons and BMWs

Join us for your Throttle Therapy ‘Downunder’.

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Itinerary:

Day #1: Saturday, 22 March 2025Sydney, NSW.

Included Meals: N/A,

Arrival Day,

Welcome to Sydney. Ride The World Motorcycle Tours will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. It’s been a long flight, so today is a day of rest.

Tomorrow, we will do some exploring of Sydney.

Accommodation: Hilton Hotel Sydney.

Day #2: Sunday, 23 March 2025Adventures in Sydney, NSW.

Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

After breakfast, we will go to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and enjoy the Bridge Climb Sydney experience. It is a cool way to see and experience the views of Sydney and the harbour area.

Following the bridge climb, we’ll walk over to ‘The Rocks’ historic area of Sydney and around Circular Quay to the world-famous Sydney Opera House.

Late afternoon, we will enjoy a Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Twilight Dinner Cruise after which we will review the days ahead and have a safety briefing and sign waivers, etc. Have your questions ready.

Accommodation: Hilton Hotel Sydney.

Day #3: Monday, 24 March 2025Sydney, NSW to Shellharbour, NSW.

Riding: 149 Kilometres | 93 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

After breakfast, we pick up our motorcycles and embark on an exhilarating motorcycle tour starting in the vibrant city of Sydney.

After collecting our motorcycles, we cruise across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and ride through the wooded Royal National Park. At its southern end, we stop at Bald Hill Lookout to see the sweeping coastline views ahead.

We then ride to Symbio Wildlife Park, which offers close encounters with Australia’s diverse wildlife.

Returning to the road, we head south to cross the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge, a marvel of engineering perched above the azure waters of the South Pacific Ocean.

We ride up the escapement to the Mount Keira Lookout, which provides a panoramic view of Wollongong and its suburbs. Returning to the coast, we reach the coastal town of Shellharbour where we rest for the night.

Accommodation: Shellharbour Resort & Conference Centre.

Day #4: Tuesday, 25 March 2025 – Shellharbour, NSW to Batemans Bay, NSW.

Riding: 246 Kilometres | 153 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:30. We start the day in the coastal haven of Shellharbour and head for the hills.

We ride up Macquarie Pass, which is a very popular motorcycling road. Reaching the top of the pass, we stop at the renowned Robertson Pie Shop for a savoury pit stop, where hearty delights (pies of all types) await us. The coffee is a bonus.

With full bellies, we descend to the small town of Jamberoo and climb again to Saddleback Mountain Lookout. The climb is a winding uphill ride, and the reward is the breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific coastal landscape from the lookout.

Returning to the coast on a narrow scenic road, we visit the iconic Kiama Blow Hole, which demonstrates the power of nature in a mesmerising spectacle.

We ride along the coast to the charming town of Berry, which offers a quirky cafe with a dairy theme.

Our next stop is the Fleet Air Arm Museum, which takes us through Australia’s naval aviation history.

The final stretch to Batemans Bay, but first, we will stop at Fuel East Lynne to see the motorcycle collection and maybe sneak in a milkshake.

Accommodation: Mariners on the Waterfront Hotel.

Day #5: Wednesday, 26 March 2025 – Batemans Bay, NSW to Cann River, Vic.

Riding: 322 Kilometres | 200 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Kickstands up 08:30. After breakfast we depart Batemans Bay for more coastal riding. We continue south; our first stop n’ stretch is Central Tilba, where we visit the Cheese Factory.

We have been riding on the highway, and now we turn off onto some backroads through the picturesque towns of Bermagui and Tathra.

The next stop is Oaklands Cafe in Pambula. Here we are treated to a delightful choice of sumptuous meals to satisfy any hunger pains we might have.

After our break, we ride to the coastal town of Eden and explore the local maritime history at the Killer Whale Museum. Here, we are taken back to the whaling days with a fascinating story about a Killer Whale called Tom.

Having left Eden behind us, we leave New South Wales and cross into the State of Victoria and onto tonight’s overnight stop at Cann River. Tonight, we experience an authentic Aussie pub and even better, Aussie pub food.

Accommodation: Cann River Hotel.

Day #6: Thursday, 27 March 2025Cann River, Vic to Phillip Island, Vic.

Riding: 486 Kilometres | 302 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:30. We have a good day’s ride ahead of us. After breakfast we cruise west as we ride and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Lakes Entrance, where waterways weave through the landscape, creating a picturesque backdrop.

We stay on Highway 1 to the town of Sale for lunch, and after we are fully fed we return to the road as The Grand Prix Circuit Visitor Centre awaits, offering a thrilling detour for motorsports enthusiasts, providing insights into the excitement and history of high-speed racing.

Tonight’s overnight stop is in Cowes. Cowes is nestled on Phillip Island and is a relaxing bayside point.

Accommodation: North Pier Hotel, Cowes.

Day #7: Friday, 28 March 2025 -Phillip Island, Vic to Apollo Bay, Vic.

Riding: 138 Kilometres / 86 Miles (includes one ferry crossing)

Included Meals: Breakfast

Kickstands up 08:30. After leaving Cowes, we ride to Sorrento Pier, where a ferry crossing makes this trip not just a ROAD trip. We enjoy a 40-minute voyage across Port Phillip Bay to Queenscliff.

After reaching Queenscliff, we hit the road and head for Torquay for lunch. Then, we visit the Australian National Surfing Museum, a tribute to the nation’s surfing culture.

We stop at Winki Pop to check out Bells Beach, renowned among surfers worldwide and made even more famous as the location of the final scene of the original Point Break movie.

We continue our ride and will soon be on the Great Ocean Road and a stop n’ stretch at The Memorial Arch at Eastern View. Here, we will learn the backstory of the Great Ocean Road. We now ride to our overnight stop, the coastal town of Apollo Bay, with its backdrop of stunning ocean views.

Accommodation: Best Western Apollo Bay.

Day #8: Saturday, 29 March 2025 – Apollo Bay, Vic to Warrnambool, Vic.

Riding: 171 Kilometers | 107 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:00. Today, we ride more of the Great Ocean Road starting in the coastal haven of Apollo Bay. This section of the road gives us a front-row seat to some of Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders. The 12 Apostles stand tall, their limestone stacks emerging from the Southern Ocean, a breathtaking sight that captures the imagination.

We then experience the 12 Apostles from an aerial view as we ride above them in helicopters for 25 minutes. Loch Ard Gorge holds the tragic story that gave the gorge its name.

As the ride continues, Port Campbell is our lunch stop. After lunch, we continue on the Great Ocean Road to view the dramatic formations of London Bridge and the Bay of Martyrs. Each twist and turn of the road reveals a new aspect of this rugged coastal landscape.

Warrnambool is our final stop for today, and we will visit the historic Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village. The evening show brings the past to life through captivating tales as we walk through the reconstructed village. A visual journey into Australia’s maritime history is shown and goes deep into explaining how dangerous ship voyages were along this coastline, including the Loch Ard’s.

Accommodation: Deep Blue Hotel & Hot Springs.

Day #9: Sunday, 30 March 2025 – Warrnambool, Vic to Echuca, Vic.

Riding: 399 Kilometres / 248 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:30. Today, we cruise north and leave the coast behind, our journey takes us to Sovereign Hill, an immersive living history museum that transports us back to the Australian gold rush era. Wander along the charming streets, interact with costumed characters, and witness traditional crafts and trade demonstrations.

From Sovereign Hill, we adventure through the heart of the State of Victoria as we ride to the Town of Echuca where we rest for the night. This iconic town along the Murray River invites you to step back to the past with its well-preserved paddle steamers and historic port area. We will spend the whole day tomorrow to exploring Echuca and the surrounding area.

Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Port of Echuca.

Day #10: Monday, 31 March 2025 – A Day in Echuca, Vic and the Local Area.

Riding: N/A.

Included Meals: Breakfast & Lunch.

Our bikes are parked for the day today. We explore the delights of Echuca, a journey into the charm of a bygone era, blended seamlessly with the vibrancy of a modern riverside town. As we explore Echuca, we’ll immerse ourselves in a delightful tapestry of history, culture, and scenic beauty. We’ll stroll along the historic port area, where beautifully preserved paddle steamers line the banks of the Murray River. These majestic vessels, a testament to Echuca’s pivotal role in the river trade during the 19th century, offer a glimpse into the region’s rich maritime heritage. Indulge your senses at the local markets, where fresh produce, handmade crafts, and regional specialties showcase the best of Echuca’s offerings. The town’s charming streets, adorned with historic architecture and unique boutiques, invite leisurely walks, allowing you to soak in the laid-back atmosphere.

A visit to Echuca wouldn’t be complete without a relaxing cruise along the Murray River on one of the iconic paddle steamers. Drift along the water, taking in the serene surroundings and enjoying the gentle rhythm of the river. Echuca comes alive in the evening, with the soft glow of streetlights reflecting on the historic facades, creating a warm and welcoming ambience.

Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Port of Echuca.

Day #11: Tuesday, 01 April 2025 – Echuca, Vic to Albury, NSW.

Riding: 293 Kilometres / 182 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:30. After a day of experiencing life in the historic riverport town of Echuca, we explore another part of Australian history as we ride to Glenrowan to find out about the legendary Bushranger Ned Kelly, delving into the captivating tales of this iconic Australian outlaw. The historical resonance of the region sets the stage for a ride that seamlessly blends history and adventure.

The road to Glenrowan offers views of the Australian countryside, inviting you to experience the freedom of the open road.

Having experienced the history, we now go to imaginary, the Ettamogah Pub, a uniquely Australian establishment known for its whimsical architecture and laid-back atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for a refreshing break.

We head for Albury and our overnight accommodation. This border town seamlessly connects the States of New South Wales and Victoria, blending modern amenities and historical charm.

Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Albury.

Day #12: Wednesday, 02 April 2025 – Albury, NSW to Cooma, NSW.

Riding: 360 Kilometres / 244 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Kickstands up 08:30. After breakfast, we ride to the mountains, The Australian Snowy Mountains. Our first stop is visiting the Man from Snowy River Museum in Corryong, where the legends of the iconic Australian poem come to life. You may have even seen the movie. ‘The Man From Snowy River’.

We continue into the mountains through the picturesque landscapes to Khancoban. We will have a stop n’ stretch here.

Afterwards, we’ll stop at the Murray 1 Power Station Lookout, part of the Snowy Mountain Hydro Electric Scheme. Unfortunately, we cannot visit, but you will get the idea of what this project does.

We have entered the Kosciuszko National Park, stopping at Scammells Ridge Lookout to see the beauty of the Snowy Mountains, a scenic spectacle that opens before us. We are in the mountains, so the ride will be narrow and twisty.

When we reach the other side of the Kosciuszko National Park, a planned stop n’ stretch at Jindabyne, where we’ll choose a place to eat in the village. A little detour from the regular road as we head for our overnight stop at Cooma via Dalgety.

Accommodation: Redhill Cooma Motor Inn.

Day #13: Thursday, 03 April 2025Cooma, NSW to Bathurst, NSW.

Riding: 419 Kilometres / 261 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Kickstands up 08:30. This morning, we leave the alpine region and cruise towards the Nation’s Capital, Canberra, ACT, where we view it from the Mount Ainslie Lookout. The panoramic views of Australia’s capital city unfold before us, perfectly blending well-planned urban and natural beauty.

Leaving the capital behind we have a stop n’ stretch and a quirky turn with a visit to an iconic Australian landmark that is a testament to the country’s wool industry, The Big Merino. A unique photo opportunity awaits as you capture the spirit of this colossal sheep.

Just a short ride to the Rocky Hill War Memorial and Museum, offering a poignant pause to reflect on Australia’s military history. The museum’s exhibits and the panoramic views from Rocky Hill create a memorable interlude.

The home stretch beckons as we head for Bathurst’s iconic Australian motorsports hub. Bathurst is home to the renowned Mount Panorama circuit and offers a thrilling atmosphere for motorsports enthusiasts.

The Grand Prix Circuit Visitor Centre becomes a must-visit for those eager to delve into the excitement of racing history. We will even do a lap of what is the track on race days but a public road on all the others. The speed limit of 60 KPH is heavily enforced, two-way traffic with no centre lines, so stay left, particularly in the bends.

Accommodation: Bathurst Motor Inn.

Day #14: Friday, 04 April 2025 – Bathurst, NSW to Mudgee, NSW and back…

Riding: 306 Kilometres / 191 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast.

Today you can have a restful day looking around Bathurst or join the group as we do a day trip through history to Mudgee.

Our first stop is the historic gold rush town of Hill End. To get here, we traverse the winding roads, and the echoes of the past become palpable, adding a touch of nostalgia to our ride.

More country roads take us to Mudgee, and the iconic Robert Stein Winery and Motorcycle Museum awaits with its owner’s private collection of British motorcycles.

On our return leg we ride to Sofala, a charming village frozen in time. Quaint streets and historic buildings characterise this gold rush gem, offering a delightful glimpse into Australia’s history.

As we cruise back to Bathurst, the road rolls out like a ribbon, inviting you to relish the joy of open country roads.

Accommodation: Bathurst Motor Inn.

Day #15: Saturday, 05 April 2025 – Bathurst, NSW to Sydney, NSW.

Riding: 209 Kilometres / 130 Miles.

Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Leaving Bathurst, the city of motorsports, behind, today’s ride takes us on a scenic route via Tarana, where the roads weave through picturesque landscapes.

A stop in Katoomba to visit the 3 Sisters adds the perfect touch to our last day on the road. With amazing views across the valley.

Upon arriving in Sydney, we return the motorcycles to the rental depot.

On the trip to our accommodation, we will stop at Morgan and Wackers HD Motorcycles in Auburn – a chance for the Harley aficionados to pick up some Harley-Davidson Australia memorabilia.

From here, we’ll then head to our last night’s accommodation and our final night’s dinner together.

Tonight, will be the time to relive our days on the road and reminisce about our experiences together.

Accommodation: Veriu Green Square.

Day #16: Sunday, 06 April 2025.

Included Meals: Breakfast

Depart for Home or Wherever Your Next Adventure Takes You…

You’re pretty much on your own today, but the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye. 

Airport transfers are included.

Thank you for riding with:

Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours

Ride For Real and Find Your Freedom

Tour and Event Highlights

Accommodations:

Night 1:          Hilton Hotel, Sydney

Night 2:          Hilton Hotel, Sydney

Night 3:          Shellharbour Resort and Conference Centre

Night 4:          Mariners On The Waterfront Hotel

Night 5:          Cann River Hotel

Night 6:          North Pier Hotel, Cowes

Night 7:          Best Western Apollo Bay

Night 8:          Deep Blue Hotel & Hot Springs

Night 9:          Mercure Port of Echuca

Night 10:        Mercure Port of Echuca

Night 11:        Mercure Hotel Albury

Night 12:        Redhill Cooma Motor Inn

Night 13:        Bathurst Motor Inn

Night 14:        Bathurst Motor Inn

Night 15:        Veriu Green Square

  • Transfers from/to Sydney Int’l Airport.
  • 3,516 km | 2,185 miles of ‘Throttle Therapy’.
  • Motorcycle Fuel Included.
  • Motorcycle Rentals included from ‘RIDE ROUND OZ’.
  • Ride The World Motorcycle Tours & Freedom Biker Tours Crew.
  • Support vehicle with water, snacks, first aid kit and luggage.
  • 15 nights’ accommodation.
  • 20 Meals (15 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners).
  • Ride through the heart of 2 Australian States and 1 Territory, weaving through the storied landscapes of New South Wales, Victoria, and the Australian Capital Territory.
  • Ride through the untamed beauty of 2 National Parks.
  • Meet face-to-face with Kangaroos and Koalas.
  • Enjoy an exhilarating ride along the Sea Cliff Bridge, where the road boldly extends over rugged coastal rocks.
  • Ride the Macquarie Pass, a local gem crowned with a pie shop at its summit, offering a taste of Aussie tradition.
  • Marvel at the sweeping panoramas from one of the Southeast Coast’s finest lookouts, Saddleback Mountain, which reveals nature’s grandeur.
  • Witness the legendary Kiama Blow Hole’s mesmerising display of nature’s raw power.
  • Feel the wind in your face as you trace the coastal curves of Highway 1, The Princes Highway, in New South Wales and Victoria.
  • Immerse yourself in Australia’s Naval Aviation history in Nowra, where tales of bravery and innovation take flight.
  • Indulge in local flavours along the way, savouring the tastes of the regions we pass through.
  • In Eden, uncover the tale of Tom, the Killer Whale who aided local whalers in their hunts.
  • Discover the history of Phillip Island Raceway, home to the adrenaline-fueled Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.
  • Dive into Australia’s surfing legacy near the iconic Bells Beach, made famous in the adrenaline-pumping classic “Point Break” (1991).
  • Soar high above the rugged 12 Apostles and the haunting Shipwreck Coast aboard a thrilling helicopter ride.
  • Cruise the twists and turns of the world-famous Great Ocean Road, tracing Victoria’s Shipwreck Coast with stops along the way.
  • In Warrnambool, we travel into the maritime history of the Shipwreck Coast, including the tragic tale of the Loch Ard.
  • Cruise through the picturesque Victorian countryside, where you discover and realize the true expanse of the Australian continent.
  • At Sovereign Hill, trace Australia’s Goldfields history, where the golden glimmer of the past still echoes through time.
  • In Echuca, drift along the Murray River aboard a historic Paddlewheel, soaking in the timeless beauty of Australia’s historic lifeline.
  • Unearth Australia’s outlaw lore at Glenrowan, the final haunt of notorious bushrangers, including the infamous Bushranger Ned Kelly
  • Visit Australia’s quirkiest pub, The Ettamogah Pub, immortalised in its own cartoon series
  • At Corryong, discover the rugged tale of “The Man From Snowy River,” a legendary figure of Australian folklore
  • Conquer the vast expanse of the Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales’s largest, where untamed wilderness awaits
  • Gaze upon the iconic sights of Australia’s National Capital, Canberra, from a breathtaking vantage point
  • In Goulburn find the World’s Largest Merino Ram statue, an ode to Australia’s agricultural heritage
  • Feel the thrill of the Mt. Panorama track at Bathurst, a public road transformed into a racing legend
  • At Hill End unearth the golden secrets of New South Wales’s Gold mining past, where tales of fortune and adventure lie buried.
  • Embarking on a journey down the best backroads of Victoria and New South Wales, where each turn promises a new discovery.

What’s Included:

  • Motorcycle Rental of Harley-Davidson or BMW.
  • 15 Night’s Accommodation.
  • 21 Meals.
  • Taxes for Included Meals.
  • Motorcycle Fuel.
  • Park Fees & Taxes.
  • Attraction Fees & Taxes
  • Excursion Fees & Taxes.
  • Guides.
  • Support Vehicle with First Aid Kit, Water, Soft Drinks and Snacks.
  • And all other Taxes…

Not Included:

  • Airfares.
  • Travel Insurance.
  • Anything not mentioned above…

Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. Your tour remains paramount; we will ensure the tour meets your fullest expectations. 


Tour Dates:

TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
Ride Australia’s Southeast22-Mar-2506-Apr-2522 Dec-24

Riding Season – Late Summer 10.9 – 20.3°C (51.6 – 68.5°F)

Prices (AUD) Australia Dollars:

PeopleMotorcycleRoomFrom in AUD per person (PP)
11 Rental Motorcycle1 SingleAUD20,899.00 PP
22 Rental Motorcycle1 Twin / DoubleAUD18,215.00 PP
21 Rental Motorcycles1 Twin / DoubleAUD15,859.00 PP

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If you wish to bring your own motorcycle please contact us for a price.


How to make this happen.

Step #1: To start booking your tour with Ride The World Motorcycle Tours complete the form at the bottom of the page and we will get back to you as soon as possible with all the details.

Step #2: Once we have contacted you we can start the booking process. The rental contract though booked through Freedom Biker Tours and Ride The World Motorcycle Tours is exclusively between the Tour Participant (renter) and the rental company, ‘BikeRoundOz’. Freedom Biker Tours and Ride The World Motorcycle Tours assume no liability.

The Motorcycle rental includes a choice of a Harley-Davidson touring model, or a BMW GS Model, so book early to ensure your preferred model as all are subject to availability at the time of reservation.

Harley-Davidson motorcycles come with Windscreen or Fairing, Rider Floorboards and Passenger Floorboards or Pegs, Saddle Bags, and Passenger Backrest.

BMW Motorcycles come with Windscreen or Fairing, Rider and Passenger Foot Pegs, Saddle Bags, and Passenger Backrest if the optional Top Box is added by the renter.   

Some Ancillary options and Accessories are available depending on the model of the Motorcycle and are subject to availability.

Damage Deposit | Security Bond

A per bike damage deposit of AUD2,500.00 is required for each rental at the time of pick-up. The amount is determined by the model of Motorcycle you are renting. The rental company (BikeRoundOz) will take this deposit in the form of a pre-authorization on the tour participant’s credit card. This is not a charge, merely a pre-authorization. When the bike is returned with no damage, the pre-authorization will be released.

The Terms and Conditions of the Motorcycle rental with BikeAroundOz supersede those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours. For complete details of the Terms and Conditions of the Motorcycle rental with BikeAroundOz, please click this link:

Motorcycle Rental Terms and Conditions

Included with each bike rental is the following:

  • Roadside Assistance
  • Insurance
  • Unlimited Mileage

Step #3: Make arrangements to get your butt to Sydney, Australia. Freedom Biker Tours works with the Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association and their Travel Agency Division ‘CMTA Travel Services’. If you need the services of a Travel Agent for your airfare or anything else, let us know. Please note that you MUST have travel insurance and it must specify that you are riding a motorcycle on a tour.

Transfers to/from Sydney Airport and first and last-night hotels are included. Upon arrival, connect with the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours Crew, and Find Your Freedom…

Terms and Conditions Specific to Ride Australia’s Southeast

Pricing is in Australian Dollars (AUD$)

Payments in Canadian Dollars (CAD$) or United States Dollars (USD$) are accepted, and the exchange rate will be calculated on the day/date of payment.

Payments are made to Ride The World Motorcycle Tours

PO Box 1018, Sutherland, NSW, 1499, Australia | Phone: +61 452 878 958

E-mail: david@rtwmotorcycletours.com

A Per Person Deposit is required at the time of booking to confirm a spot on the Tour

One Person | One Bike | One Hotel Room | AUD $1,500 p.p.
$600 p.p. non-refundable
$900 p.p. refundable up to 20 January 2025.

Two Persons | Two Bikes | One Hotel Room | AUD $1,500 p.p.
$600 p.p. non-refundable
$900 p.p. refundable up to 20 January 2025.

Two Persons | One Bike | One Hotel Room | AUD $1,200 p.p. | $2,400 per couple
$600 p.p. non-refundable
$900 p.p. refundable up to 20 January 2025.

    The non-refundable portion of the deposit is a condition of the motorcycle rental company, BikeRoundOZ

    Travel Insurance is required to participate in this Tour program, and it must be specified in the policy that the Tour Participant named in the policy is participating in a Motorcycle Tour

    The Terms and Conditions for the motorcycle component from BikeRoundOZ are in addition to those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours | Click the link below for standard T&Cs

    Terms and Conditions – Ride The World Motorcycle Tours

    The Terms and Conditions for the motorcycle component from BikeRoundOZ are in addition to those of Freedom Biker Tours | Click the link below for standard T&Cs

    Terms and Conditions – Freedom Biker Tours

    Airfare to/from Australia is NOT included in the Tour program pricing.

    It is the responsibility of the Tour participant to organize their own air travel arrangements.

    Waivers and Releases MUST be signed upon arrival in Australia, or the participant will not be permitted to participate in the Tour.

    A Valid Motorcycle Rider’s License is required to participate in this Tour.

    A minimum of 1 year riding a cruiser-style or adventure-style motorcycle is required.

    A passion for riding, fun and adventure is a requirement to participate in this Tour.


    The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.


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    Epic South Africa ~ 21 Days (21 Nights)

    Our operators’ longest tour was over 21 days and over 6,000 km.

    The ride traverses the achingly majestic South African landscape with its wide open spaces and ever-changing scenery, offering up something new and diverse every day and at every turn. This tour touches on many of the country’s provinces and visits the neighbouring countries of  Eswatini (Swaziland) and Lesotho. The two landlocked kingdoms coined ‘Switzerland in Africa’ and ‘The Roof of Africa’ have amazing mountain scenery and riding whilst being totally different.

    Wildlife viewing is always on the itinerary. Big five game drives into the arid Little Karoo Game Lodge, the iSimangaliso Wetlands National Park and Greater Kruger National Park are on the agenda. 

    The riding will offer up amazing scenery and great roads daily. We will touch on the Great Karoo & ride through the Little Karoo along with the ‘Garden Route’ on the tour. In addition, Hogsback & the ‘Valley of Desolation’ will be visited (Camdeboo National Park). Other equally stunning offerings will be the ‘Wild Coast’ & Oribi Gorge on the warm sub-tropical East Coast of the country.

    Itinerary overview

    Day 01: Fly in (O.R. Tambo International) 0 km
    Overnight: Johannesburg Lodge

    Day 02: Lodge – Sasolburg – Reitz – Bethlehem – Clarens (lunch) – Golden Gate National Park – Clarens
    Overnight: Clarens (400 Km)

    Day 03: Clarens – Lesotho Border (Caledon) – Katse Dam (lunch) – SA Border (Ficksburg) – Ladybrand
    Overnight: Ladybrand (410 Km)

    Day 04: Ladybrand – Smithfield – Colesburg – Noupoort (lunch) – Middelburg – Graaff Reinet
    Overnight: Graaff-Reinet (540 km)

    Day 05: Graaff Reinet – ‘Valley of Desolation’ – Graaff-Reinet – Willowmore (lunch) – Klaarstroom
    Overnight: Klaarstroom (300 km)

    Day 06: Klaarstroom – Oudtshoorn – Mossel Bay – Tradouw Pass – Barrydale
    Overnight: Barrydale (300 km)

    Day 07: Barrydale – Montagu – Robertson – Villiers – Franschhoek (lunch) – Stellenbosch – Cape Town Overnight: Cape Town (290 Km)

    Day 08: Cape Town Peninsula Tour (Simonstown/Cape Point/Chapmans Peak/Hout Bay/Camps Bay)
    Overnight: Cape Town (140 Km)

    Day 09: Cape Town – Gordon’s Bay – Hermanus – Stanford – Kleinbaai (Gans Bay)
    Overnight: Kleinbaai (210 Km)

    Day 10: Great White Shark Cage Dive (morning) lunch / Kleinbaai – Napier (coffee) – Struisbaai – Cape Agulhas
    Overnight: Cape Agulhas Guesthouse (130 Km)

    Day 11: Cape Agulhas – Swellendam – Barrydale – Oudtshoorn – George (lunch) – ‘Garden Route’ – Storms River
    Overnight: Storms River Lodge (550 Km)

    Day 12: Storms River (Rest Day)
    Overnight: Storms River Lodge (0 to 50 Km)

    Day 13: Storms River – Port Elizabeth – Grahamstown (lunch) – Fort Beaufort – Alice – Hogsback
    Overnight: Hogsback Hotel (430 Km)

    Day 14: Hogsback – King Williamstown – Kei River – Qunu (lunch) – Mthatha – Port St Johns
    Overnight: Port St Johns Lodge (400 Km)

    Day 15: Port St Johns – Flagstaff – Ingeli Forest Lodge (lunch) – Oribi Gorge (Reserve) – Oribi Gorge Hotel
    Overnight: Oribi Gorge Hotel (300 Km)

    Day 16: Oribi Gorge – Port Shepstone – Umkomaas – Umhlanga (lunch) – Ballito – Mtubatuba – St Lucia
    Overnight: St Lucia Guesthouse (380 Km)

    Day 17 :St Lucia (Rest Day) iSimangaliso Game Drive
    Overnight: St Lucia Guesthouse (0 Km)

    Day 18: St Lucia – Swaziland Border (Lavumisa) – Hluti (lunch) – Nhlangano – Izulwini Valley
    Overnight: Izulwini Lodge (375 Km)

    Day 19: Izulwini Valley – Piggs Peak – SA Border (Jeppe’s Reef) – White River – Hazyview
    Overnight: Hazyview (270 Km)

    Day 20: Kruger National Park Game Drive (Full Day)
    Overnight: Hazyview (0 Km)

    Day 21: Hazyview – Graskop – God’s Window – Blyde Canyon – Pilgrims Rest (lunch) – Sabie – Long Tom Pass
    Overnight: Long Tom Pass (250 Km)

    Day 22: Long Tom Pass – Lydenburg – Dullstroom (lunch) – Belfast – Witbank – Johannesburg (330 km)
    Flight out as per your schedule
    Tour Complete (mid-afternoon). Bikes booked back, airport transfer


    Please note that while our tour itinerary and route are planned in advance with preferred fixed accommodations, we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and/or weather conditions.

    The tour outline is for illustrative purposes and may vary dependent on the starting point. This tour can be requested to start and finish in Johannesburg or Cape Town.

    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Epic South Africa ~ 21 Days08-Oct-2428-Oct-2408-Aug-24

    Cost: EU€​ 6 290.00 (2024)

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    Included:

    BMW F750GS Motorcycle – Unlimited Mileage (or equivalent)   

    Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance

    Top Box

    Support Vehicle (minimum 5 bikes on tour) ~ panniers will be used if unsupported

    Airport Transfers

    Overnight Accommodation

    Breakfasts (daily)

    Wildlife Excursions ~ Three Game Drives (Shark Cage Dive on Request only).

    Excluded:

    Flights

    Fuel / Tolls

    Personal Insurance (Accident & Medical)

    Lunches / Dinners / Beverages

    Motorcycle Upgrade: BMW R1250GS @ EU€ 60.00 p/day

    Single Accommodation: EU€ 20.00 p/day

    Please use this as a guide as things change. We will confirm all the details when you book.

     
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    Exploring the Pacific Coast, Great Divide and Western Slopes – 9 Days

    Total riding distance – 1,792 km / 1,114 miles.

    Seven riding days of discovering what this part of New South Wales offers: exhilarating roads, breathtaking scenery, nature, animals, and lots of history of mechanical, natural, and human endeavours.

    The tour takes you along the Pacific Coast, riding up The Great Dividing Range and onto the Western Slopes. This provides a great variety of roads, from twisty mountain ones to open highways. We try to stay off the main highways, though, at times, they are the best way to get you to the next bit of interesting road.

    Some of the roads are well-known to local riders. The food stops have been personally chosen for what they offer and their variety.

    Below, you will find the daily itinerary.

    We look forward to sharing this adventure with you as you discover an Australia you do not know about.

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONSydney / Sydney

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    Itinerary

    Day 01: Arrival Sydney

    Accommodation: Rydges Sydney Harbour.

    Included Meals: Dinner

    Day 02: Sydney to Gloucester (Ride day: 376 km / 234 miles)

    After collecting our motorcycles, we escape the suburbs and cruise through the scenic roads. Our first stop is the charming Grey Gums Café. Here, we have some delicious bites and coffee to kickstart our adventure.

    We return to Putty Road and head towards Morpeth, exploring its historical charm and maybe grabbing a bite at one of the local spots.

    Back on the road, and as we cruise to Gloucester, we are surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Here we will stop for our first night on tour.

    Accommodation: The Gloucester Country Lodge.

    Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner.

    Day 03: Gloucester to Port Macquarie (Ride day: 178 km / 110 miles)

    We kick things off at Breakfast Roadies Cafe in Gloucester, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the rumble of engines blend into the perfect symphony.

    Next up, a pit stop at The National Motorcycle Museum, indulging our passion for two-wheeled history. The road calls, and we answer, cruising to Greenhouse Café in Nabiac for a lunch break that’s as satisfying as the ride.

    Our journey continues to North Brother Lookout, offering panoramic views that’ll take your breath away. Tacking Point Lighthouse beckons, standing tall against the coastal breeze as we soak in the maritime beauty.

    A detour to the Koala Hospital Track, where our hearts melt at the sight of these adorable creatures, adds a touch of wildlife to our adventure. Finally, we roll into Port Macquarie, where the day’s ride concludes with a sunset that paints the sky in hues of orange and pink.

    Accommodation: Rydges Port Macquarie.

    Included Meals: Breakfast.

    Day 04: Port Macquarie to Tamworth (Ride day: 320 km / 200 miles)

    Having had breakfast and motorcycles loaded up we leave Port Macquarie, the sun painting the sky as we cruise through Wauchope, and preparing ourselves to ride the legendary Oxley Highway.

    The first pit stop? Gingers Creek Café, where the aroma of coffee blends with the thrill of the ride. Energised, we push on to the mesmerising Aspley Falls, a moment of calm amidst the twists and turns.

    As the road unfolds, we roll into Walcha, and the Royal Café beckons for a lunch break filled with great food choices. Ready for a detour, we take the road less travel to experience an amazing backroad through the corners of Port Stephens Cutting.

    The grand finale awaits in Tamworth at the Powerhouse Hotel by Rydges. We park our steel steeds and immerse ourselves in the history of motorcycles at the Powerhouse Motorcycle Museum after a day of conquering asphalt.

    Accommodation: Powerhouse Hotel by Rydges.

    Included Meals: Breakfast.

    Day 05: A day ride around the area (Ride day: 206 km / 128 miles)

    With Breakfast eaten, we are ready to ride to Nundle. We glide through the bends, passing the farms and spend a little time at Chaffy Dam. We then return to the road to Nundle.

    Having had a good look at the attractions of Nundle, our next stop – Bob’s Shed in Quirindi, a haven for car and motorcycle enthusiasts. We soak in the treasures and stories that reside within, surrounded by the essence of the riding and driving community. A lunch break in Quirindi fuels our bodies for the next leg of our journey.

    The Australian Railway Museum at Werris Creek invites us to explore the rich history of the NSW rails before we ride to the Oxley Scenic Lookout. We have a panoramic view of Tamworth and the surrounding area from here.

    We ride through Tamworth; we check up on one of its major attractions, The Big Golden Guitar, a symbol of the country music capital. We now head back to the hotel and dinner at a different place.

    Accommodation: Powerhouse Hotel by Rydges.

    Included Meals: Breakfast.

    Day 06: Tamworth to Mudgee (Ride day: 339 km / 211 miles)

    We leave Tamworth and head south to the Hunter Warbirds; here, we immerse ourselves in the fascinating world of aviation history.

    The next stop is Denman, where we refuel both bikes and bellies with a delightful lunch surrounded by the charm of this town. The engines rumble as we hit the iconic Bylong Valley Way, cruising through its scenic twists and turns, a playground for every motorcycle enthusiast.

    As the road unfolds, we find ourselves at the Robert Stein Winery and Motorcycle Museum in Mudgee—a perfect blend of two worlds – the elegance of wine and the history of motorcycles.

    With the day winding down, we ride to our accommodation for the night in Mudgee.

    Accommodation: Parklands Resort.

    Included Meals: Breakfast.

    Day 07: Mudgee to Bathurst (Ride day: 164 km / 102 miles)

    Our journey starts from Mudgee, the morning sun casting a golden glow as we hit the road toward Hill End.

    As we ride through the scenic route, the historic charm of Hill End welcomes us. The echoes of the Gold Rush era surround us, a lesson in Australia’s Gold Rush history. We try to experience the gold fields life in the museum, soaking in the stories of this once-booming mining town.

    Next, we roll into Sofala, a quaint village frozen in time. The heritage buildings and narrow streets add a touch of nostalgia to our ride.

    It’s time to head to Bathurst, the iconic Mount Panorama beckoning. We will have time to ride the track, but be warned on non-race days; this is public, and the 60 kilometres per hour speed limit is enforced. We overnight in Bathurst and enjoy our last night together on the road.

    Accommodation: Rydges Mount Panorama.

    Included Meals: Breakfast.

    Day 08: Bathurst to Sydney (Ride day: 209 km / 130 miles)

    Leaving Bathurst, the city of motorsports, behind, today’s journey takes us through the scenic route via Tarana, where the roads weave through picturesque landscapes.

    A pit stop in Bilpin on the Bells Line of Road adds the perfect touch to our last day on the road. Surrounded by nature, we refuel with a cup of coffee and delicious food.

    We return to the road with our next stop at Fraser Motorcycles in Strathfield—a chance for the last-minute Harley Davidson memento. From here, we will soon return to our Motorcycles and then into the city for our last dinner together.

    Tonight will be the time to relive our days on the road and share the experiences we have had together.

    Accommodation: Rydges Sydney Harbour.

    Included Meals: Breakfast and Farewell Dinner.

    Day 09: Departure day unless you are extending.

    You’re pretty much on your own today, our crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye.

    Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. Your tour remains paramount; we will ensure the tour meets your fullest expectations. 


    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Exploring the Pacific Coast, Great Divide
    and Western Slopes – 9 Days
    20-Sep- 2528-Sep-2520-Jul-24
    Riding Season – Spring

    Prices (AUD) Australia Dollars

    We supply the Rental Motorcycle/s. *

    PeopleMotorcycleRoomFrom in AUD per person
    21 Rental MotorcycleTwin / DoubleOn application
    11 Rental MotorcycleSingleOn application
    22 Rental MotorcyclesTwin / DoubleOn application

    Bring your Motorcycle/s. **

    PeopleMotorcycleRoomFrom in AUD per person
    21 Motorcycle (yours)Twin / DoubleOn application
    11 Motorcycle (yours)SingleOn application
    22 Motorcycles (yours)Twin / DoubleOn application

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    Inclusions and Exclusions.

    INCLUDEDRental Motorcycle on the We supply the Rental Motorcycle/s. *
    8 Nights Accommodation
    10 Meals (7 Breakfasts, 0 Lunches, 3 Dinners)
    Motorcycle Fuel
    All Park Fees
    All Attraction Fees
    All Excursion Fees
    Guides
    Support vehicle with snacks, water, first aid kit and luggage.
    NOT INCLUDEDRental motorcycle on the Bring your Motorcycle/s. **
    Airfare
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

    The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.


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    Laos

    Embarking on a motorcycle tour of Laos can be a captivating and enriching experience for various reasons:

    Breathtaking Scenery: Laos is renowned for its stunning and diverse landscapes, ranging from lush jungles and scenic mountains to serene rivers and charming rural villages. Riding a motorcycle allows you to immerse yourself in the country’s breathtaking natural beauty.

    Cultural Exploration: Laos has a rich cultural heritage with ancient temples, traditional ceremonies, and unique ethnic communities. A motorcycle tour provides an opportunity to explore these cultural aspects, visit historical sites, and engage with local communities along the way.

    Remote and Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventures: Laos offers numerous remote and less-travelled routes, providing a sense of adventure and discovery. Riding a motorcycle allows you to access off-the-beaten-path destinations, discovering hidden gems that may not be easily reached by other means of transportation.

    Local Interactions: Riding a motorcycle allows for more intimate interactions with the local people. You can stop in villages, engage with residents, and gain insights into the traditions, customs, and daily lives of the diverse ethnic groups in Laos.

    Culinary Delights: Laos offers a unique and delicious culinary experience. Riding through different regions enables you to taste various local dishes, from street food in bustling markets to traditional specialties in rural areas.

    Sense of Adventure and Challenge: Navigating Laos on a motorcycle involves diverse terrains and road conditions, adding an element of challenge and excitement to your journey. The sense of accomplishment when conquering winding mountain roads or crossing rivers can be rewarding.

    Connecting with Nature: Riding through Laos allows you to connect with nature more personally. Experience the cool breeze, hear the sounds of the jungle, and enjoy the serene landscapes as you travel through this scenic country.

    Authentic Travel Experience: A motorcycle tour provides an authentic and immersive travel experience. You’re not just passing through; you’re actively engaged in the environment, experiencing the sights, sounds, and smells that make Laos unique.

    Photographic Opportunities: Laos’s diverse landscapes and cultural richness offer fantastic photography opportunities. Every twist and turn in the road can be a photo-worthy moment, from ancient temples to vibrant markets and stunning natural vistas.

    Enjoy the ride and the incredible experiences Laos has to offer!


    2024 .

    Laos to North Vietnam 14 Days: 23 October to 5 November

    2025.

    Laos to North Vietnam 14 Days: 22 October to 4 November


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    Cambodia

    Embarking on a motorcycle tour of Cambodia can offer a unique and enriching experience for several reasons:

    Scenic Landscapes: Cambodia boasts diverse landscapes, from lush countryside to picturesque coastlines. Riding a motorcycle allows you to traverse these terrains and appreciate the country’s natural beauty up close.

    Historical and Cultural Exploration: Cambodia has ancient temples, including the iconic Angkor Wat. A motorcycle tour provides the opportunity to explore historical sites, traditional villages, and immerse yourself in the country’s rich cultural tapestry.

    Local Interactions: Motorcycling allows for more intimate interactions with locals. You can stop in villages, engage with people, and gain insights into Cambodian communities’ daily lives, traditions, and customs.

    Culinary Exploration: Cambodia has a diverse and delicious culinary scene. Riding through various regions allows you to savour local dishes, from street food in bustling markets to regional specialties in rural areas.

    Adventure and Challenge: If you enjoy a sense of adventure and a bit of challenge, a motorcycle tour offers just that. Navigating different terrains and road conditions and the thrill of the open road can add excitement to your journey.

    Off-the-Beaten-Path Discoveries: Riding a motorcycle enables you to discover hidden gems and lesser-known destinations that may not be easily accessible by other means of transportation. You can explore remote areas and experience Cambodia beyond the typical tourist trail.

    Connecting with Nature: Motorcycling allows you to connect with the natural surroundings more personally. Feel the breeze, enjoy the sights and sounds, and experience the changing landscapes as you ride through Cambodia.

    Unique Adventure Experience: A motorcycle tour offers a unique adventure experience that goes beyond conventional tourism. It allows you to fully engage with the country and its people, creating lasting memories and a deeper understanding of Cambodia.

    Enjoy the ride and the diverse experiences Cambodia has to offer!

    To ensure you have the best riding experience, we work with local operators with years of experience.

    Find out more about the tours of Cambodia and other nearby countries.


    2024 .

    Vietnam to Cambodia 10 Days 14 November to 23 November.

    2025.

    Vietnam to Cambodia 10 Days 13 November to 22 November.


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    Vietnam to Cambodia – 10 days

    Welcome to our 10-day tour of Vietnam to Cambodia. (1,387 km/862 miles)

    Embarking on a motorcycle tour of Cambodia from Ho Chi Minh City can be a thrilling and rewarding experience. Here are several reasons why you might consider this adventure:

    Scenic Landscapes: The journey from Ho Chi Minh City to Cambodia takes you through diverse landscapes, including lush countryside, charming villages, and picturesque coastal areas. Riding on a motorcycle allows you to appreciate the changing scenery truly.

    Cultural Exploration: Both Vietnam and Cambodia boast rich histories and unique cultures. Riding through different regions allows one to explore local customs, traditions, and historical sites along the way.

    Angkor Wat and Temples: Cambodia is home to the famous Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The journey from Ho Chi Minh City allows you to experience the awe-inspiring temples and ancient ruins in the Angkor Archaeological Park.

    Local Interaction: Riding a motorcycle provides a more immersive experience, allowing you to interact with locals in a way that might be challenging in other forms of transportation. You can stop in villages, engage with people, and learn about their daily lives.

    Adventure and Challenge: If you enjoy a sense of adventure and a bit of challenge, a motorcycle tour offers just that. Navigating different terrains and road conditions can add an exciting element to your journey.

    Culinary Exploration: Both Vietnam and Cambodia are renowned for their delicious cuisines. Riding through various regions allows you to taste diverse local dishes, from street food in bustling markets to regional specialties in rural areas.

    Connecting with Fellow Riders: Southeast Asia has a growing community of motorcycle enthusiasts. You might have the chance to connect with like-minded riders, sharing stories and tips along the way.

    Off-the-Beaten-Path Discoveries: Riding from Ho Chi Minh City to Cambodia allows discovering hidden gems and lesser-known destinations that may not be easily accessible by other means of transportation.

    Sense of Accomplishment: Completing a motorcycle tour from Ho Chi Minh City to Cambodia is not just a journey; it’s an accomplishment. Riding through different landscapes and arriving at your destination can give you a profound sense of achievement.

    Enjoy the ride and the incredible experiences along the way!

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONHo Chi Minh (Saigon) / Trat

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    Itinerary:

    The detailed itinerary is coming.

    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Vietnam to Cambodia 10 Days14-Nov-2423-Nov-2414-Oct-24
    Vietnam 14 Days13-Nov-2522-Nov-2513-Oct-25

    Prices (€) Euros

    2 people / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    2 people / 2 vehicles / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 single room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

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    Inclusions and Exclusions

    INCLUDEDTransfers
    Overland Permission Services
    Rental Vehicles
    Vehicle Insurance (3rd Party)
    Accommodation & Meals
    BMW Certified Tour Guide
    Fully equipped BMW Motorcycle
    Luggage Vehicle
    Tickets & Entry Fees
    NOT INCLUDEDPassport or visa fees for Vietnam or Cambodia
    Fuel for your vehicle
    Snacks, alcoholic beverages, refreshments, minibars and room services
    Fines, gratuities, laundry services, SIM card, phone call, fax and internet access fees
    Personal medical and travel insurance
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

    The above information should be taken as a guide only, as things can change. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

    Vietnam – 14 Days

    Welcome to our 14-day tour of Vietnam. (2,313 km/1437 miles)

    Embarking on a motorcycle tour from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City via the Hai Van Pass in Vietnam is a popular choice for several compelling reasons:

    Scenic Beauty: The Hai Van Pass, also known as the Ocean Cloud Pass, is renowned for its stunning landscapes. As you ride along the pass, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the South China Sea, lush mountains, and coastal scenery. The pass is often considered one of the most picturesque routes in Vietnam.

    Iconic Road: The Hai Van Pass is famous for its natural beauty, winding roads, and elevation changes. Riding through its twists and turns is an exhilarating experience for motorcycle enthusiasts, providing a sense of adventure and challenge.

    Historical Significance: The Hai Van Pass has historical significance, as it served as a natural barrier during various conflicts in Vietnam. Riding through this pass allows you to connect with the region’s history.

    Cultural Exploration: The journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City takes you through diverse regions of Vietnam, each with its own unique culture. Riding a motorcycle provides an immersive experience, allowing you to stop in local villages, interact with residents, and appreciate the country’s cultural diversity.

    Culinary Adventure: Vietnam is renowned for its delicious cuisine, and the journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City allows you to savour a diverse range of local dishes. From street food in bustling markets to regional specialties, you’ll have the opportunity to indulge in culinary delights.

    Connecting with Nature: Riding through the Hai Van Pass and other scenic areas allows you to connect with nature more personally. The cool breeze, the ocean’s sound, and the sea’s scent provide a sensory experience that’s best enjoyed on a motorcycle.

    Local Interactions: Riding a motorcycle allows for more intimate interactions with locals. You can stop in towns and villages, meet people along the way, and gain insights into the daily lives of those you encounter.

    Sense of Accomplishment: Completing a motorcycle tour from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City via the Hai Van Pass is not just a journey; it’s an accomplishment. The combination of challenging roads, stunning scenery, and cultural exploration can leave you with a profound sense of achievement.

    Enjoy the ride and the incredible experiences along this iconic route!

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONHanoi / Ho Chi Minh (Saigon)

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    Itinerary:

    The detailed itinerary is coming.

    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Vietnam 14 Days03-Nov-2416-Nov-2403-Oct-24
    Vietnam 14 Days02-Nov-2515-Nov-2502-Oct-25

    Prices (€) Euros

    2 people / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    2 people / 2 vehicles / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 single room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

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    Inclusions and Exclusions

    INCLUDEDTransfers
    Overland Permission Services
    Rental Vehicles
    Vehicle Insurance (3rd Party)
    Accommodation & Meals
    BMW Certified Tour Guide
    Fully equipped BMW Motorcycle
    Luggage Vehicle
    Tickets & Entry Fees
    NOT INCLUDEDPassport or Visas Fees for Vietnam
    Fuel for your vehicle
    Snacks, alcoholic beverages, refreshments, minibars and room services
    Fines, gratuities, laundry services, SIM card, phone call, fax and internet access fees
    Personal medical and travel insurance
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

    The above information should be taken as a guide only, as things can change. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

    Laos to North Vietnam – 14 Days

    Welcome to our 14-day tour From Laos to North Vietnam. (1,888 km/1173 miles)

    Embarking on a motorcycle tour from Laos to Hanoi via Halong Bay can offer a unique and enriching experience. Here are several reasons why you might consider this adventure:

    Breathtaking Landscapes: The journey from Laos to Hanoi takes you through stunning landscapes, from the mountainous terrain of Laos to the scenic beauty of Halong Bay. Riding a motorcycle allows you to immerse yourself in the natural wonders along the way truly.

    Cultural Diversity: Laos and Vietnam are culturally rich countries with diverse traditions, customs, and histories. Riding through different regions allows you to experience the unique cultures of both countries, from the laid-back atmosphere in Laos to the bustling streets of Hanoi.

    Historical Sites: You’ll encounter various historical and UNESCO World Heritage sites along the route. In Laos, explore ancient temples and colonial architecture, while in Vietnam, visit Hanoi’s historical sites and the iconic limestone karsts of Halong Bay.

    Local Interactions: Riding a motorcycle allows more intimate interactions with locals. You can stop in villages, engage with people, and get a firsthand look at the daily lives of those you encounter along the way.

    Adventure and Challenge: If you enjoy a sense of adventure and a bit of challenge, a motorcycle tour offers just that. Navigating diverse terrains and road conditions can add an exciting element to your journey.

    Culinary Exploration: Both Laos and Vietnam are known for their delicious cuisines. Riding through various regions allows you to savour diverse local dishes, from street food in bustling markets to regional specialties in rural areas.

    Halong Bay’s Majestic Beauty: Arriving in Halong Bay is a highlight of this journey. The iconic limestone karsts, emerald waters, and picturesque islands create a breathtaking scene. Consider taking a cruise in the bay to appreciate its beauty fully.

    Connecting with Fellow Riders: Southeast Asia has a growing community of motorcycle enthusiasts. You might have the chance to connect with like-minded riders, sharing stories and tips along the way.

    Sense of Accomplishment: Completing a motorcycle tour from Laos to Hanoi via Halong Bay is not just a journey; it’s an accomplishment. Riding through diverse landscapes and arriving at your destination can give you a profound sense of achievement.

    Enjoy the ride and the incredible experiences along the way!

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONLuang Prabang / Hanoi

    Map:

    Itinerary:

    The detailed itinerary is coming.

    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Laos to North Vietnam23-Oct-2405-Nov-2423-Sep-24
    Laos to North Vietnam22-Oct-2504-Nov-2522-Sep-25

    Prices (€) Euros

    2 people / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    2 people / 2 vehicles / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 single room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    Currency Converter (use this useful tool to convert currency values quickly)

    Inclusions and Exclusions

    INCLUDEDTransfers
    Overland Permission Services
    Rental Vehicles
    Vehicle Insurance (3rd Party)
    Accommodation & Meals
    BMW Certified Tour Guide
    Fully equipped BMW Motorcycle
    Luggage Vehicle
    Tickets & Entry Fees
    NOT INCLUDEDPassport or Visas Fees for Laos and Vietnam
    Fuel for your vehicle
    Snacks, alcoholic beverages, refreshments, minibars and room services
    Fines, gratuities, laundry services, SIM card, phone call, fax and internet access fees
    Personal medical and travel insurance
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

    The above information should be taken as a guide only, as things can change. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

    Northern Thailand to Laos – 9 days

    Welcome to our 9-day tour from Northern Thailand to Laos. (1,189 km/733 miles)

    This tour takes us from Udon Thani in Thailand to Luang Prabang in Laos, passing through various locations in Laos.

    Udon Thani to Vientiane: We will start at Centara Udon in Udon Thani and end the day at the Salana Boutique Hotel in Vientiane, Laos.

    Vientiane to Had Souane Ferry: we continue from the Salana Boutique Hotel to Had Souane Ferry on Route Veunkham.

    Ferry to Vang Vieng: we will do a ferry crossing to Vang Vieng.

    Vang Vieng to Phonsavan: leaving the Riverside Boutique Resort in Vang Vieng to Auberge de la Plaine des Jarres in Phouphadeng, Phonsavan.

    Phonsavan to Xam Nua: Travel from Auberge de la Plaine des Jarres in Phouphadeng to Keochinda Hotel in Xam Nua.

    Xam Nua to Nong Khiew: Continue the journey from Keochinda Hotel to Viewpoint Resort, Restaurant & Lounge.

    Nong Khiew to Luang Prabang: Head from Viewpoint Resort, Restaurant and Lounge to Victoria Xiengthong Palace in Luang Prabang.

    This is definitely a way to enjoy your motorcycle adventure to Laos!

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONUdon Thani / Luang Prabang

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    Itinerary:

    The detailed itinerary is coming.

    Tour Dates:

    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Northern Thailand to Laos16-Oct-2424-Oct-2416-Sep-24
    Northern Thailand to Laos15-Oct-2523-Oct-2515-Sep-25

    Prices (€) Euros

    2 people / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    2 people / 2 vehicles / 1 shared room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 single room: From On application per person

    1 person / 1 vehicle / 1 shared room: From On application per person

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    Inclusions and Exclusions

    INCLUDEDTransfers
    Overland Permission Services
    Rental Vehicles
    Vehicle Insurance (3rd Party)
    Accommodation & Meals
    BMW Certified Tour Guide
    Fully equipped BMW Motorcycle
    Luggage Vehicle
    Tickets & Entry Fees
    NOT INCLUDEDPassport or Visas Fees for Thailand and Laos
    Fuel for your vehicle
    Hotels 1st evening in Bangkok for early arrival or last evening in Bangkok for late departure
    Snacks, alcoholic beverages, refreshments, minibars and room services
    Fines, gratuities, laundry services, SIM card, phone call, fax and internet access fees
    Personal medical and travel insurance
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

    The above information should be taken as a guide only, as things can change. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

    Northern Thailand – 9 Days

    Welcome to our 9-day tour of Northern Thailand. (1,264 km/785 miles)

    Here is our fascinating journey from Chiang Khong to Udon Thani, passing through various picturesque locations. This route takes you through cultural sites, natural wonders, and scenic landscapes. Here are some highlights along the way:

    Chiang Khong to Phu Lanka: We begin our journey from Fortune Riverview Hotel in Chiang Khong, heading towards Phulangka Le Balcony in Phayao. En route, you’ll pass by Doi Pha Tang, known for its scenic beauty. Our destination, Phulangka Le Balcony, is located in the Pong District, Phayao.

    Phu Lanka to Bo Klua: From Phulangka Le Balcony, continue your journey to Bo Klua View Resort in Nan. Along the way, you’ll pass by notable points such as Ban Mai Chai Daen Border Checkpoint, Taat Man Waterfall, and Huai Kon Immigration Office.

    Bo Klua to Nan: We travel from Bo Klua View Resort to Pukha Nanfa Hotel in Nan. Explore attractions like the Chapel Bridge and Wat Phra That Chae Haeng.

    Nan to Phu Rua: Continue your journey from Pukha Nanfa Hotel to Phurua Sanctuary Resort & Spa in Loei. Pass through Phu Soi Dao National Park, showcasing natural beauty.

    Phu Rua to Chiang Khan: Heading from Phurua Sanctuary Resort & Spa to Chiangkhan River Walk Hotel in Chiang Khan. Visit attractions like Skywalk Chiang Khan and Nang Koy Beach along the way.

    Chiang Khan to Udon Thani: Travel from Chiangkhan River Walk Hotel to Centara Udon in Udon Thani. Enjoy the journey through areas like Phan Khot Saen Khrai and Tambon Mi Chai.

    This itinerary takes you on a diverse and scenic adventure, allowing you to experience northern Thailand’s cultural richness and natural wonders. Whether it’s exploring ancient temples, riding through picturesque landscapes, or relaxing by the Mekong River, this journey offers a blend of cultural and natural experiences.

    DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATIONChiang Khong / Udon Thani

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    TourDate fromDate toBooking deadline
    Northern Thailand 9 Days08-Oct-2416-Oct-2408-Sep-24
    Northern Thailand 9 Days07-Oct-2515-Oct-2507-Sep-25

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    Inclusions and Exclusions

    INCLUDEDDomestic Flights
    Transfers
    Overland Permission Services
    Rental Vehicles
    Vehicle Insurance (3rd Party)
    Accommodation & Meals
    BMW Certified Tour Guide
    Fully equipped BMW Motorcycle
    Luggage Vehicle
    Tickets & Entry Fees
    NOT INCLUDEDPassport or Visas Fees for Thailand/Laos/China
    Fuel for your vehicle
    Hotels 1st evening in Bangkok for early arrival or last evening in Bangkok for late departure
    Snacks, alcoholic beverages, refreshments, minibars and room services
    Fines, gratuities, laundry services, SIM card, phone call, fax and internet access fees
    Personal medical and travel insurance
    Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

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