Testimonials

Beyond the Mekong

Martin

Beyond the Mekong

An exceptional motorcycle adventure, a…

Juliette

On the Roads of Ceylon

An exceptional motorcycle adventure, impeccable organization and a friendly team! Thank you Vintage Rides for such wonderful memories! Can't wait to ride with you again!

Land of the Maharajas

Nicolas

The Land of Maharajas

I met some very nice people;

Alain

The Land of Maharajas

I met some very nice people who were always smiling, even if their lives could be difficult, and I realized that a lot of work still needs to be done on waste.

Thailand & Laos: Along the Mekong River

Emmanuel

Beyond the Mekong

My husband and friends…

Karine

On the Roads of Ceylon

My husband and friends embarked me on this adventure, which turned out to be magnificent. It was a feast for the eyes (and the taste buds). I always had a smile on my face! For me, Sri Lanka by motorcycle was a trip full of emotions. Postcard landscapes, roads far from tourist traffic. Travelling by motorcycle is a different way of discovering the land, the locals with their magnificent smiles.... and the city traffic, which is impressive. Between scooters, motorcycles, tuc-tucs, buses, dogs, monkeys... you have to have your eyes everywhere and your heart in your mouth, especially as you're driving on the left. We were lucky enough to be accompanied by Johann, our guide. He's a no-nonsense guy, who's only interested in helping people discover this country, and in taking on some incredible trails and roads. A real adventure! Accompanying us were our driver Priyantha and our mechanic Ruwan, our guardian angels. An incredible human adventure, so much kindness. First road trip for me, a success. Thank you so much!

Beyond the Mekong

Jim

Beyond the Mekong

We were led to expect around…

Isabella

The Land of Maharajas

We were led to expect around 90% paved roads which turned out to be much less than this. This made for an over challenging and stressful experience riding two up. There was no tail end rider provided by the company. This made it difficult to keep the group together, particularly in the cities

I got a real kick out of it;

yannick

The Big Crossing

It was a real eye-opener. Discovering India through its way of life, nature and landscapes. The different levels of people between cochine and channais.

Thailand & Laos: Along the Mekong River

Sandrine

Beyond the Mekong