Motorcycle trip

Turkey

Our Turkey motorcycle tours cost from $2,390 per rider for 7 days (The Treasures of Anatolia, $1,990 per passenger) and from $3,390 per rider for 9 days (Cappadocia: Exploration Between Earth and Sky, $2,790 per passenger). The price includes the Royal Enfield and spare parts, fuel, parking and tolls, third-party motorcycle insurance, airport transfers, an English-speaking motorcycle guide, a local team with a mechanic and a support vehicle driver, the support vehicle for your luggage, accommodation and meals as listed on each tour page. International flights are not included.

The two routes are very different. The Treasures of Anatolia is an accessible tour, almost entirely on paved roads, with one short and easy section of track: you just need to be comfortable on a motorcycle. Cappadocia: Exploration Between Earth and Sky is an adventure tour: about one fifth of the 930 miles are on gravel tracks, with daily stages of 5 to 6 hours, so it requires off-road experience and good physical fitness.

A Royal Enfield Himalayan, the brand’s adventure motorcycle: comfortable on the long coastal and mountain roads of Anatolia, and at ease on the gravel tracks of the Cappadocia tour.

Yes. The Treasures of Anatolia is well suited to riding two-up. On the Cappadocia tour, passengers are welcome if the pair is used to mountain roads and ready for a sustained pace and some gravel tracks.

For a first tour or a relaxed week with a strong cultural side, choose The Treasures of Anatolia, between Antalya, Kaş and Pamukkale. For spectacular scenery and a real riding challenge, choose Cappadocia: Exploration Between Earth and Sky.

Fly to Antalya for The Treasures of Anatolia, or to Kayseri for the Cappadocia tour, usually with a connection in Istanbul. We meet you at the airport. US citizens can enter Turkey without a visa for a tourist stay of up to 90 days.