Testimonials

First experience with Vintage Ride .…

Monique

Across the mountain passes of Ha Giang

First experience with Vintage Ride . Beautiful discovery of Vietnam with magnificent landscapes and cuisine. Thanks to the group and to Raphaël for making this road trip a great experience and for giving us the desire to go back.

Nice trip, delighted to have been able to…

Lydie

An adventure tour across Maasai lands

Great trip, and I'm delighted to have been able to do it physically without too much damage...

Vintage ride!? Taste a…

Anne

Across the mountain passes of Ha Giang

Vintage ride!? To try it once is to adopt it! Thailand in 2020 with Stéphane was a wonderful discovery and a wonderful encounter. Peru in 2022 with Josh was just as wonderful, in a magnificent country, and Vietnam with Raphaël was another great encounter in a beautiful country.

Beautiful discoveries…

Bruno

Across the mountain passes of Ha Giang

Beautiful discoveries close to the local population, as much in the customs as in the landscapes, thank you Raphaël and Viet.

The Wonders of Atlas

Oliviers

The Wonders of the Atlas Mountains

First experience with Vintage Ride .…

Monique

Across the mountain passes of Ha Giang

First experience with Vintage Ride . Beautiful discovery of Vietnam with magnificent landscapes and cuisine. Thanks to the group and to Raphaël for making this road trip a great experience and for giving us the desire to go back.

This is my first organized trip;

Carlos

The Wonders of the Atlas Mountains

This is my first organized trip, so I left with a few preconceived ideas. I was afraid of the tourist trap, but not at all: nice roads, beautiful landscapes and above all, we were often alone in the world.

Vintage ride!? Taste a…

Anne

Across the mountain passes of Ha Giang

Vintage ride!? To try it once is to adopt it! Thailand in 2020 with Stéphane was a wonderful discovery and a wonderful encounter. Peru in 2022 with Josh was just as wonderful, in a magnificent country, and Vietnam with Raphaël was another great encounter in a beautiful country.

Bhutan is a truely fantastic trip…

Philip

The Dragon Kingdom

Bhutan is a truely fantastic trip - I'm sure it will be one of your more popular trips. It is great riding on good tarmac ... until you come across a landslide and the road is washed away and you ride in gravel and mud. The scenery and temples and villages are excellent. The 'European' menu in hotels is bland - the 'Indian' menu much much better. The Bhutanese people are so calm and helpful and are a pleasure to meet. No one tries to sell you anything - you have to ask, it is great.

Overall, I’m satisfied with my…

Flavio

The Dragon Kingdom

Overall, I'm satisfied with my trip. I was able to travel with some very pleasant fellow travellers, and enjoyed the scenery and the encounters with the local population. The downside of the trip was the last leg, where, against all safety considerations, we had to travel for almost 19 hours on roads that were often broken, all night long, with thick fog, landslides and driving rain all night long. What's more, the drivers of the 3 cars making up the convoy drove for 19 hours non-stop. They were heroic, as we had to wake them up several times. The passengers in the first car had to get out in the middle of the night to clear a road blocked by large stones. Your Lyon team's decision shows a total lack of judgment. How can you make 9 people, plus your staff, drive in bad weather, at night, without taking into account the safety of your customers? What's more, it shows a total lack of knowledge of the country, because anyone in the know knows that the local people don't travel at night. When night falls, they park their cars on the roadside and wait for daybreak to continue their journey. . As a former private banker, I fully understand the economic imperatives involved in running a business. Your team's primary goal was to get us on the plane to Paro at all costs. This was to avoid paying extra nights and the $200/day tax plus extra airfare. But a serious company like yours should have understood that the safety of your customers is more important than a few thousand euros. Like most of the participants, I would like to receive a written explanation of this unfortunate affair. I think an apology, better training for your teams and possible financial compensation would be most welcome, Kind regards, Flavio Mossi