A Taste of things to come
The High Himalaya – Ladakh & Kashmir
The
Highest Motorable Road on Earth
Ride the mighty Khardungla, at
5660m, the highest motorable road in the world. Visit the
remote, rugged and beautiful Nubra and Zhanskar
Valleys and the hill stations of Shimla and Manali. Spend
time in India’s northernmost state capital of Leh.
Cruise the lush Kullu Valley and
experience the luxury of a houseboat on Dal Lake in Kashmir.
Ride through the Hindu dominated plains, Buddhist Ladakh
and Muslim Kashmir. All this and more you’ll find in the
high Himalaya ~ one of the world’s
greatest adventure rides.
Tour Dates:
July/August 2010
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Namibia
From Cape Town to Namibia’s capital, Windhoek via
the ancient Namib Desert, the Diamond
Coast and Etosha Game Park and
back again via the Kalahari Desert and Fish
River Canyon, this largely off-road tour offers
contrasts unlike anywhere else in Africa. Some of the many
natural wonders you’ll see and experience en route include
1000-year-old plants, the towering red dunes of Deadvlei and
the extraordinary boulder-strewn Devil’s Playground.
Tour Dates:
October 2009 - Sorry, too late!
October 2010
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Rajasthan
This
fun ride through India’s desert state offers magnificent
Moghul architecture, wildlife, music, colour and splendour.
Ride some of the best (and worst!) roads in India, experience
crossing a salt lake, stay in ancient and historic forts
and palaces, visit the exquisite Taj Mahal and
shop until you drop. With its relatively easy riding conditions,
this is a perfect trip for pillion riders.
Tour Dates:
9th February 2010 (22 Days)
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Vietnam
From south to north, from west to east. Experience Saigon,
the Vietcong Cu Chi Tunnels and
the ancient capital of Hue. Ride
sweeping mountain roads up to the Chinese border and the
cool high country town of Sapa.
Visit colonial Hanoi and sail/swim
in famous World Heritage Site of Halong Bay with
its 1,969 pinnacle islands.
Tour Dates:
25th March 2010 (23 Days)
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Mongolia
The awesome homeland of Ghengis Khan is
one of the world’s last wilderness areas. From Mongolia’s
capital, Ulaan Baatar, this challenging
ride takes in approx 2500kms of mountains, forests, the northernmost
area of the Gobi Desert and parts
of the famous Siberian steppes.
Stay in traditional, comfortable and cosy gers (yurts)
next to rivers and lakes and meet Mongolia’s famous horsemen
and their nomad families. An off-the-beaten-track, magical
experience.
Tour Dates:
10th June 2010 (20 Days) – Limited Places Available
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Bhutan - Contact us for special options including Private Tours and last minute seats
See
a land virtually untouched by tourism. Bhutan is a country
offering stunning mountain riding (lots of
‘twisties’), spectacular views, ancient Buddhist Monasteries
and a tranquillity hard to find in today’s fast-paced world.
In addition, you can also visit the tiny Indian mountain
state of Sikkim and spend quality down-time in Darjeeling,
home of the world’s finest teas.
Tour Dates:
March/April
October / November
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South Africa - Garden Route
Starting and finishing in Cape Town with
its famous Table Mountain, the
leisurely Garden Route includes L’Agulhas,
Africa’s southernmost point, Addo National Park, the
whale watching town of Hermanus,
the semi arid Great Karoo basin
and Oudtshoorn, ostrich capital
of the world. The return ride is through the Langeberge
Mountain Range and Route 62 –
said to be the longest wine route in the world.
Tour Dates:
February/March 2010 (18 Days)
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South Africa, Swaziland & Lesotho
This three country tour commences in South Africa’s financial
capital, Johannesburg and ends
in Cape Town riding via the tiny countries of Swaziland and Lesotho.
It also includes the world famous Kruger National
Park, a boat cruise on the St.
Lucia estuary (a World Heritage site), Cango
Caves, an ostrich farm, the Drakensberg
Mountains (another World Heritage site) and
the coastal route between Port Elizabeth, Africa’s
southernmost tip, L’Agulhas and Cape
Town. Bikes: BMW F650GS & (optional)
1200GS.
Tour Dates:
September 2010 (21 Days)
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Eastern Europe
The 30-day tour encompasses Romania and the
lush valleys of Transylvania, the
eastern region of Hungary and the beautiful Tatra
Mountains in Slovakia and Bohemia (the
southern region of Poland). Back into Slovakia
and its capital, Bratislava, a
sortie into Vienna before heading
to the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana.
From there it’s onto Croatia with magnificent
mountain, coastline and island rides down to picturesque Dubrovnik.
The tour continues into Montenegro and over
the mountain range into Albania, Macedonia and
the mountainous southern regions of Bulgaria before
arriving at the medieval capital of Velieko Tornavo.
From there it’s back into Romania visiting Bucharest and
thence returning to Transylvania via Dracula’s Bran
Castle. A shorter 21-day tour is also available.
Tour Dates:
May 2010 (21 Days) – Limited Places
Available
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