Testimonials

I would prefer a sticker for…

Martin

Rwanda : The Land of a Thousand Hills

I would prefer a sticker for my panniers rather than a cloth badge. I'm not going to sew a badge on my jacket..

Land of the Maharajas

Jean-françois

The Land of Maharajas

Martin has adapted very well to the…

FRANCK

On the Edge of Siam Kingdom

Martin adapted very well to the group, satisfying everyone's wishes and managing the numerous mechanical problems with the machines. He was top-notch!

Getaway in Northern Thailand

ROHR

On the Edge of Siam Kingdom

Vintage that I’ve known for several years;

Christian

The Land of Maharajas

Vintage, which I've known for several years, has introduced me to extraordinary countries and people that I'd never have had the chance to meet. It's enriching from a technical, human and tourist point of view, so I RECOMMEND

A pleasant moment

Eric

Goa, Jungle & Ancient Wonders

A pleasant moment

Excellent organization. A group of bikers…

Isabelle

Rwanda : The Land of a Thousand Hills

Excellent organization. A group of bikers who share a common philosophy: meeting new people and adventure. An extraordinary way to discover a country. Adventure in complete safety.

An exceptional trip off the beaten track;

Frédéric

Rajasthan Adventure

An exceptional trip off the beaten track, with great cultural and human encounters, a good part of the Off-Road perfect for progress, and a top-notch guide.

Rajasthan Adventure

Hervé

Rajasthan Adventure

LAOS is a country to…

Gilles

Beyond the Mekong

LAOS is a country worth discovering, and the encounters with the local population in remote villages are fantastic. The scenery is superb, and the trails that follow the ridge lines offer superb views. The day's rest in Louang Prabant was welcome, given the chronology of the trip, but also, and above all, given that the town deserved a day off, and the cooking class was just perfect. What we lack in general is advice for female pilots or passengers. From a price point of view, we find that the difference in price between the driver and the passenger is far too small, we don't understand why, the price of accommodation for 1 or 2 shouldn't vary that much, let's not talk about the price of meals, and there's no extra motorcycle. Finally, I think that this trip should only be considered as a trip to Laos, and that the THai part is only a link to reach Laos.