PYRENEESE & FRANCE GRAND TOUR (SG)
Date and time is TBD
|Munich
Best of Switzerland, France & Spain, High Alpine Passes, Hidden Gems, Ardèche Canyon, Vercors, Balcony Roads | Start/End: Munich | 16 Travel Days / 15 Nights / 14 Riding Days | 4200 km Total, 215-480 km /day | 3-4 Star Hotels | Skill Level: Intermediate


Time & Location
Date and time is TBD
Munich, Ismaninger Str. 83, 85356 Freising, Germany
About the Tour
Discover the Wild Beauty of the Pyrenees & France – Grand Tour Adventure
Get ready for this year’s Grand Tour—a two-week ride into the untamed heart of the Pyrenees, where every day brings a new mix of legendary passes, hidden valleys, and vibrant culture. This tour takes you from the rolling hills of the Allgäu in Bavaria to the rugged peaks of Switzerland, France, Spain, and Andorra—linking together some of the most thrilling roads and dramatic landscapes in Europe.
You will carve our way over iconic passes like Port d’Envalira, Col de Puymorens, and the mighty N260, while also exploring lesser-known gems—balcony roads, deep gorges, and medieval villages that feel lost in time. These are roads that most European riders never get to see. Additional highlights include the Vercors region, Ardèche canyon, Col du Galibier, the highest pass in the Alps—Col de l’Iseran—and the spectacular Combe Laval balcony road. Expect a perfect blend of high-mountain adventure, sweeping curves, and authentic local experiences, from the UNESCO fortress of Carcassonne to the wild beauty of the Cevennes and the legendary Viaduc de Millau.
Whether you’re bringing your own motorcycle or choosing a premium adventure rental from BMW, you’ll enjoy expertly planned routes, handpicked accommodations, and full support every step of the way. This tour is designed for riders who want more than just great roads—it’s for those who crave the spirit of discovery, the camaraderie of the group, and the freedom of the open road.
This is the ultimate Pyrenees motorcycle adventure—where every day is a new highlight, and every turn brings a fresh dose of adrenaline and awe.
“Booked a guided tour over the French Alps with Oliver. What a great experience, Oliver was a great guide and had really did his homework in front of the trip. It was highlights after highlights. Oliver took really care of everyone on the tour, made sure everyone had a good time! I could write a full essay about this trip, that’s how much I loved this tour! I can highly recommend others to book a tour with Motovibes!”
— ★★★★★ Bjørn Hjelmeng, Norway
“I loved the enthusiasm and passion Oliver shows in the routes and places he chose to take us. He found and included treasure after treasure of twisty roads that tested my skills and made me a better rider. The rest of the guys in my group were fantastic and helpful. Great job, Oliver! I had a fantastic time. I’d do it all over again.”
— ★★★★★ Lee Smith, Canada

Detailed Tour Information
Day 1: Arrival in Munich
Welcome to Munich! Today is all about arrivals and getting settled. Pick up your rental bike, review your route materials and GPX tracks, and enjoy a relaxed evening as you prepare for the adventure ahead.
Day 2: Munich to Andermatt (400 km)
You leave Munich and head south, warming up on the twisty Riedbergpass in the Allgäu before crossing into Switzerland. The highlight is the legendary Klausenpass, a true rider's road with epic views. You finish the day in the alpine town of Andermatt.

Day 3: Andermatt to Megève (260 km)
Today's ride takes you over the Sustenpass, with its sweeping curves and glacier views, then along the shores of Brienzer Lake. You wind through a series of smaller Swiss passes before arriving in the charming French ski town of Megève.
Day 4: Megève to Valence (250 km)
You dive into the Vercors region, famous for its dramatic balcony roads. Ride the Gorges du Guiers Vif and the spectacular Gorge du Nan, both carved into sheer cliffs. The day ends in Valence, gateway to the south of France.
Day 5: Valence to Millau (295 km)
Ride through the wild landscapes of the Monts d'Ardèche and Cevennes National Park. The Gorges du Tarn offers jaw-dropping scenery, and the day's finale is the iconic Viaduc de Millau, the tallest bridge in the world.
Day 6: Millau to Andorra (275 km)
You cross the Haut-Languedoc regional nature park, then visit the medieval fortress city of Carcassonne—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The day ends as you climb into the Pyrenees and reach Andorra.
Day 7: Andorra Loop – The High Passes (285 km)
A true mountain day! Ride from La Seu d'Urgell to Gósol (where Picasso once summered), then over the Serra del Cadí to Berga. Tackle the 1920m Coll de la Creueta and Collada de Toses, then the legendary N260—one of Europe's best motorcycle roads. Return via Col de Puymorens and Port d'Envalira.
Day 8: Andorra Rest Day or Extra Ride (265 km)

Take a well-earned rest, explore Andorra, or follow the optional loop ride through more Pyrenean twisties. The choice is yours!
Day 9: Catalonian Pyrenees Explorer (270 km)
Today you dive into the Catalonian side: ride over Port del Cantó to Sort for coffee, then through the Collegats Gorge and over Coll de Corniols. Pass the Pantà de Rialb and Oliana reservoirs before looping back via the Serge Valley to Andorra.
Day 10: Andorra to Millau (285 km)
You retrace your steps through the Haut-Languedoc regional nature park, enjoying more of its sweeping roads and rugged scenery as you return to Millau.
Day 11: Millau to Montélimar (270 km)
Ride through the Cevennes National Park and along the famous Gorges de l'Ardèche, a paradise of curves and river views. Overnight in Montélimar, home of nougat.
Day 12: Montélimar to Huez (285 km)
A day of balcony roads! Ride the legendary Combe Laval, the Route de Presles, and the Gorges de la Bourne—some of the most scenic and thrilling roads in the Alps. Finish in Huez, famous for its Tour de France climbs.

Day 13: Huez to Rosier (285 km)
Climb the balcony road D211A, then tackle the mighty Col du Galibier and Monte Cenis. The highlight is the Col de l'Iseran—the highest paved pass in the Alps.
Day 14: Rosier to Goms (270 km)
Cross the Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard and the Col du Grand Saint-Bernard, two classic Alpine passes, as you make your way back into Switzerland and the mountain village of Goms.
Day 15: Goms to Munich (490 km)
Your final day! Ride the legendary Furka Pass before heading north. You return to Munich in the late afternoon, where it is time to drop off the bikes after an unforgettable Pyrenees adventure.
Day 16: Departure Day
Departure from Munich

Tour Profile / Skill Level:
This guided motorcycle tour blends thrilling and scenic riding, crafted for those who want a mix of challenging roads and breathtaking views. Each day features approximately 5–6 hours of net riding time in the mountains, with high-altitude passes, sweeping curves, and cliffside roads that keep every rider engaged and inspired. With pauses and photo stops, we’ll be out on the bikes all day.
Ideal for intermediate to advanced riders, the route offers a balanced mix of winding roads, hairpin turns, and moderate climbs. The pace is structured so riders with varying experience can enjoy the journey to the fullest. For those seeking a more spirited ride, select stretches offer the chance to take on the passes at a quicker pace, adding an extra dose of freedom and exhilaration. There’s a rest day at the halfway point, but you’ll need the stamina for two weeks on the road.
With expertly planned routes, scenic pauses, and a supportive group atmosphere, this tour delivers an immersive, unforgettable experience—the perfect combination of technical riding and stunning landscapes around every turn.

Self-Guided Riding: Freedom with Expert Support
Experience the thrill of the open road on your own terms with MotoVibes Self-Guided Tours. Designed for riders who value independence but still want the confidence of a professionally organized adventure, our self-guided tours provide the perfect balance of freedom and support.
With every MotoVibes self-guided tour, you’ll receive meticulously planned daily routes, pre-booked accommodations, and detailed GPX files for seamless navigation. You’re free to set your own pace each day—stop for photos, linger at a mountain café, or take a detour to explore a hidden gem. The journey is truly yours.
With MotoVibes self-guided tours, you get the best of both worlds: the freedom to ride your way, and the reassurance of expert planning and support. Focus on the ride, embrace the adventure, and create your own unforgettable memories in the heart of the Alps.

Tour Price Includes:
All overnight accommodations (comfortable middle class hotels)
Breakfast every morning
Carefully curated tours for every day
Comprehensive tour package including safety tips and hotel details
GPX Tracks pre-loaded on rental motorcycle navigation system
Excluded are:
All services not mentioned
Gasoline for the motorcycle
Food in addition to included food options
Toll for certain roads

Pricing
1 Rider Shared Double Room*: €2490,-
1 Rider Single Room: €3690,-
1 Rider + Passenger Shared Double Room €4980,-
*) If you book the Shared Double Room option as a solo rider, please include the name of the friend you will be sharing with in the comments during check-out. If there is no other rider available to share the room, you may be required to upgrade to a single room at the single-room rate. We will make every reasonable effort to book rooms with separate beds where they are available; however, please note that separate beds cannot be guaranteed at all properties.
Rental Options:
These rental items are provided by Adventure Rental in Hamburg /Munich and are subject to availability. Prices are approximate and may vary – they include the mileages for the tour, full coverage insurance (with deductible), full pannier & top case set and GPS navigation system. Payment for rental items will be due at the start of the tour. The following options are examples – ask for other options:
BMW R 1300 GS: €2510,-
BMW F 800 GS (low seat height): €1915,-
Klim goretex riding gear (pants & jacket), helmet and boots: €29/day
Electronic airbag vest €10/day
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