Girls Ride

It is our range of women-only motorcycle tours, plus a women-only off-road training course, for riders and pillions alike, on a Royal Enfield we provide. The theme describes the atmosphere, not the difficulty: one edition may be rated Accessible, another Intermediate, and each tour page shows its level. It is for any woman who wants to ride at her own pace, with nothing to prove, whether she has years of riding behind her or only a few seasons.

To try off-road riding or build confidence: the two-day off-road training course in the Beaujolais, France, rated Accessible and held in October; its 2027 date is not yet published. For adventure: Chasing the Nomad Caravans in Tunisia, 7 days in May or October 2027, rated Intermediate, with some sand. More road-based, The Road of the Gods in Greece is rated Accessible, but has no published date for 2027: ask your travel advisor.

By the group, not the route. The Tunisian edition follows the itinerary of Chasing the Nomad Caravans and the Greek edition that of The Road of the Gods, on their own dates, in a women-only group led by a female tour leader. Our Motorcycle Rambles and Adventure Tours ride in mixed groups, our motorcycle training courses are open to everyone, and Freedom brings together our self-guided tours.

Yes, as on all our tours: a pillion can ride behind one of the women riders in the group, on a tour or on the training course. She pays a lower price, from £440 (€490) on the course to £1,490 (€1,740) in Tunisia. The Girls Ride stays women-only, riders and pillions alike. Tell your travel advisor when you book, as pillions count towards the number of places.

From £690 (€790) to £1,890 (€2,090) per rider: £690 (€790) for the two-day training course, £1,790 (€1,990) for Greece (2026 editions price) and £1,890 (€2,090) for 7 days in Tunisia. The motorcycle, fuel, your tour leader or instructor, the nights and most meals are included; each tour page gives the details. Add your travel or flights and, on your first trip with us, a £31 (€35) registration fee.

Yes, and many participants do. Travelling solo, you share a room with another participant; a single room is available for a supplement, subject to availability. Groups stay small, with 10 motorcycles at most on the tours and 8 on the training course, and evenings are spent together, so you quickly feel part of the group.