Testimonials

I haven’t tried too many other…

Anuraag

From the Atlas Mountains to the Sahara dunes

I haven't tried too many other motorcycle tours, but I doubt it gets better than Vintage Rides in Morocco. The way our ride leader,l Jean knew every alternate route and was ready to help at every turn was amazing. The ride and the places we saw will stay with me for a long time.

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

Paul

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

I love how everything is taken…

Kirsty

The Wonders of the Atlas Mountains

I love how everything is taken care of from the moment you arrive. The hassle of doing things independently is completsly removed, but you still feel like you have a totally authentic experience. The small group size really works and you never feel like a stereotypical tourist. Seeing such countries from a bike, especially a Royal Enfield, is THE way to do it. No other way would compare! The Vintage Rides guides and mechanics have always been absolutely faultless. I always come away from tours with so many stories and lots of new friendships. I will always come back to Vintage rides despite usually being in a group of French speakers because the experience is so so good, the language barriers with other people on the tour really dont matter!

Trip was great for my daughter…

Donald

The Wonders of the Atlas Mountains

Trip was great for my daughter and me even though we were surrounded by French riders it actually made the trip as we worked together on translating and they were a great bunch

Thanks VR for my awesome experience…

Jerome

From the Atlas Mountains to the Sahara dunes

Thanks VR for my awesome experience in Morocco with you. However 2 deceptions: - 11 riders in the group. Waiting time at every crossroad, puncture, crash, etc. Driving pace aligned on the slowest driver = low among a selection of 11 random riders. Your competitors compose groups of 5 to 6 riders. A group of eleven would be split in 2 subgroups by levels. Which is more satisfying for anyone. - the pitch of the trip was to enter the Sahara desert. But VR forbids to drive on the dunes. I can understand the risk is too high for the bikes and the drivers. But why not propose it as an extra activity = other bike rental + other guide (no responsibility for VR), instead of the camel promenade and quad practice? Those do not interest me and I feel frustrated not to have tried at least 1 hour riding on the dunes. That was 1 of the reasons why I had signed for this trip.

The highlights were discovering the true…

tim

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

The highlights were discovering the true character of a place. The behind the scenes. The people we shared the experience with. Low light was left in a local hospital but redeemed by the care and effort from Camille and Eli to get me home.

An excellent adventure, spent with a…

Nigel

The Wonders of the Atlas Mountains

An excellent adventure, spent with a great tour guide and some excellent fellow riders. No stress, or organisation required. Ride, eat, drink have a few laughs and repeat.

The Road of the Gods

Guy

The Road of the Gods

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

Frédéric

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

Superb trip! Splendid landscapes, incredibly welcoming,…

Christian

From Bali to Java on the Volcanoes Trail

Superb trip! Splendid landscapes, incredibly welcoming, smiling, warm people. A road trip on small roads, sometimes badly potholed, but that's part of the adventure. Boris is an attentive guide who listens, always approachable and friendly. A trip to recommend.