• natural and landscape and cultural attractions;
• off the beaten track roads;
• Ho Chi Minh trail;
• Ha Long Bay;
• Hoi An, Hue, Ninh Binh;
• rice fields and mogots;
• Hanoi;
• Demarcation Zone DMZ and post American war tunnels;
• Local Vietnamese cuisine.

For the most part we will drive on asphalt roads. Sometimes we will turn into gravel sections. The route is led through picturesque mountains. We will take a comfortable bus to Ha Long Bay – this crowded region of Vietnam is not interesting from the motorcycle point of view.

It is not a race, and we care about safety. We will be going at our own pace and make sure all participants reach the destination safely.

The weather at this time of year is generally good and sunny – it is the period with the least amount of rainfall during the whole year.

Remember this is a motorcycle trip, so you have to use adequate gear.

Take an international driving license with you.

The ride itself is not technically very difficult. We will be riding either paved roads or gravel roads in generally good condition. There can be dust and sometimes some mud – all depends on the weather. High altitude may contribute to tiredness.

It is not a race, and we care about safety. We will be going at our own pace and make sure all participants reach the destination safely.

The weather at this time of the year is generally dry and sunny but also subject to radical changes as it happens in the high mountains. Remember that we will be going to very high altitudes (over 5,000m) and having suitable clothing and sun-blocker is important.​

Remember this is a motorcycle trip, so you have to use adequate gear. We will drive through very diversified areas, including high altitude roads, so you have to be prepared for changing weather conditions.

• Bogota
• Villa de Leyva;
• Ritacuba Glacier ;
• Guatape;
• Coffee plantations;
• rafting in San Gil;
• gravel Andean roads across jungle.

The ride itself will not be technically very demanding. We definitely promise fantastic views. We will drive on asphalt roads or well / decently maintained gravel roads. We do not expect sand. Our route leads through the Andes and the center of the country. We will not visit the coast or southern Colombia.

It is not a race, and we care about safety. We will be going at our own pace and make sure all participants reach the destination safely.

In Colombia, close to the equator, you drive well all year round, but the weather is very changeable: it can differ in two adjacent valleys, separated by steep mountain ranges. Weather, like always in high mountains, can be capricious. You have to be prepared for all conditions, including rain.

Remember this is a motorcycle trip, so you have to use adequate gear. We will drive through very diversified areas, including high altitude roads, so you have to be prepared for changing weather conditions.