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TOUR OVERVIEW

14 days

Aug 21 to Sep 3, 2027

Europe

Switzerland, Italy, France and Austria

PIECE OF CAKE!

100% On-road
ROADMAP
Day 1 – August 21 (Saturday): Milan, Italy
Arrival in Milan. All guests are welcomed at the hotel, where we’ll enjoy a welcome gathering and a full briefing about the upcoming journey. Milan needs no introduction—it’s worth arriving a few days early to explore Italy’s fashion capital.
Day 2 – August 22 (Sunday): Milan > Chamonix Mont-Blanc, France | 293 km
After breakfast, we head toward France, crossing the Aosta Valley and entering via an 11 km tunnel. Upon arrival in Chamonix, the afternoon will be free to explore the town.
Day 3 – August 23 (Monday): Chamonix Mont-Blanc – Free Day
A day to recharge and explore Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe. Optional activities include paragliding, relaxing, or riding scenic alpine passes around this charming French town.
Day 4 – August 24 (Tuesday): Chamonix > Andermatt, Switzerland | 230 km
Time to enter Switzerland through stunning mountain passes! We’ll have lunch in Vevey (either on a boat or in town) and ride through beautiful alpine routes, including the legendary Susten Pass. Arrival in Andermatt to rest and prepare for the next day.
Day 5 – August 25 (Wednesday): Great Passes Circuit | 160 km
Looking for mountain passes? You’ll get them! One of the most special days of the tour. We’ll ride three iconic passes in sequence: Furka Pass (featured in Goldfinger), Nufenen Pass, and St. Gotthard Pass. Overnight again in Andermatt for added comfort.
Day 6 – August 26 (Thursday): Andermatt > Bormio, Italy | 250 km
Departing Andermatt via Oberalp Pass, we head toward the legendary Stelvio Pass—celebrating the most famous pass in Europe! After an unforgettable day, we’ll overnight in Bormio, Italy.
Day 7 – August 27 (Friday): Bormio > Bolzano, Italy | 220 km
Time to enter the Dolomites! We leave Bormio via the challenging Gavia Pass, then continue through Mendola Pass to Bolzano, capital of South Tyrol and gateway to the Dolomites. Bolzano will be our base for the next four nights: a charming, well-equipped town with excellent hotels and restaurants.
Day 8 – August 28 (Saturday): Dolomites Loop | 306 km
Enjoy the region’s top highlights: mountain passes, stunning lakes, cable cars, and picturesque alpine towns. Every corner feels like a postcard.
Day 9 – August 29 (Sunday): Bolzano – Free Day
Another day to explore the region. Ride legendary passes such as Falzarego, Giau, Gardena, Sella, and Pordoi. A memorable day filled with mountains, great cuisine, and unforgettable scenery. Or simply enjoy Bolzano: Piazza Walther, the medieval arcades, the surrounding wineries and the Archaeological Museum, home to Ötzi the Iceman.
Day 10 – August 30 (Monday): Timmelsjoch Pass and the motorcycle museum on the Austrian border | 240 km
A day of riding and motorcycles. We leave Bolzano toward Merano and climb the Timmelsjoch (Passo del Rombo), at 2,474 meters, on the border between Italy and Austria. Just on the Austrian side is the Top Mountain Motorcycle Museum, one of the largest motorcycle museums in Europe, with hundreds of historic bikes on display high in the mountains. Lunch there and back to Bolzano over the Jaufenpass (Passo di Monte Giovo), another South Tyrol classic.
Day 11 – August 31 (Tuesday): Bolzano > Lake Como, Italy | 350 km
A transition day toward one of Italy’s most famous lakes—Lake Como. Along the way, we’ll have lunch in Sirmione, on the shores of Lake Garda, known for its excellent lakeside restaurants.
Day 12 – September 1 (Wednesday): Lake Como – Free Day
Enjoy a private boat tour on this stunning lake. Alternatively, relax at the hotel or take a ride along the beautiful surrounding roads. A must-see suggestion: the Moto Guzzi Museum in Mandello del Lario, on the lake’s eastern shore. The eagle brand has built motorcycles there since 1921, and the museum tells its story through racing, military and classic road bikes.
Day 13 – September 2 (Thursday): Lake Como > Bellagio > Milan, Italy | 150 km
Our last riding day, in style: we follow the lakeshore to Bellagio, the pearl of Lake Como, for a special farewell lunch by the water. In the afternoon, an easy ride to Milan to celebrate this incredible journey. A shorter riding day to prepare for departure.
Day 14 – September 3 (Friday): Milan, Italy
More memories, more stories, and new friendships. Until the next adventure!
HIGHLIGHTS – ALPS & DOLOMITES FULL EXPERIENCE
LAKE MAGGIORE
Lake Maggiore is one of the main alpine lakes and the second largest in Italy, with an area of 212 km², about 80% of which lies within Italian territory. Its depth reaches up to 370 meters, creating an imposing and mysterious landscape. The combination of natural beauty and historical charm makes it an unmissable destination.FURKA PASS
Furka Pass, located in Switzerland, sits at an altitude of 2,431 meters and offers a challenging route filled with countless curves. This alpine road is renowned not only for its beauty but also for being the setting of a classic James Bond scene in Goldfinger.NUFENEN PASS
At 2,478 meters above sea level, Nufenen Pass is the second highest road in Switzerland, featuring 30 km of climbs and descents. Even during summer, snow is often present at the top, creating a magical and surprising landscape. A charming stop at a mountain café for a croissant and cappuccino completes this unique experience.SAN BERNARDINO PASS
At 2,065 meters, San Bernardino Pass connects Switzerland and Italy through a 63 km route filled with tunnels and viaducts. This stunning road links the Mesolcina and Hinterrhein valleys, offering breathtaking views. The route passes near the source of the Rhine River, one of Europe’s most symbolic rivers. Sharp curves, waterfalls, and streams create a thrilling and scenic ride.SUSTEN PASS
Open since 1945, Susten Pass connects Innertkirchen to Wassen through 45 km of alpine road. At an altitude of 2,224 meters, the route is marked by challenging curves and breathtaking scenery. The view of the Stein Glacier is one of the highlights, and a 300-meter tunnel crosses the pass. It is also one of the last roads to reopen in summer after snow clearance.CHAMONIX – MONT BLANC
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, in France, is a charming town located in a valley at the foot of the highest peak in the Alps. On one side stands the majestic Mont Blanc, while on the other rises the Aiguilles Rouges massif. The town offers cable car rides with panoramic views, walks through its picturesque center, and memorable gastronomic experiences.STELVIO NATIONAL PARK & PASS
Stelvio National Park, founded in 1935, is the largest national park in Italy and home to the famous Stelvio Pass. At 2,757 meters, the pass impresses with its 60 hairpin turns and extraordinary landscapes. The road connects Valtellina, Merano, and Bolzano, presenting a challenge for drivers, cyclists, and motorcyclists alike. Its strategic location between Italy, Switzerland, and Austria also gives it historical significance, especially during World War I.LAKE GARDA
Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy, covering approximately 370 km² across the regions of Lombardy, Veneto, and Trentino-Alto Adige. Located 65 meters above sea level, it surprises with a maximum depth of 346 meters and an average depth of 136 meters. The lake is synonymous with dreamlike landscapes, combining natural beauty with outstanding gastronomy and local wines.ST. MORITZ
St. Moritz, located in the Engadin region of Switzerland, became famous for its sunny days even in winter, attracting visitors since 1864. With its charming architecture and fairy-tale setting, the town draws celebrities and royalty throughout the year. Beyond its breathtaking scenery, St. Moritz stands out for its exceptional gastronomy and traditional pastry shops, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking alpine luxury and beauty.BOLZANO
Capital of South Tyrol and our base in the Dolomites, Bolzano is where Italy meets the Tyrolean world: medieval arcades, Piazza Walther, street markets and a cuisine that blends Italian pasta with Austrian specialties. It is the best-equipped town in the region, with excellent hotels and restaurants, just a short ride from the great passes — Sella, Pordoi, Gardena and Costalunga. For a cultural break, the Archaeological Museum is home to Ötzi, the 5,300-year-old Iceman.LAKE COMO
Located in northern Italy at the foot of the Alps, Lake Como is synonymous with beauty, sophistication, and tranquility. Its deep blue waters are surrounded by charming villages such as Bellagio, Varenna, and Tremezzo, as well as historic villas and lush gardens. It is the perfect destination to end a motorcycle journey in style, enjoying boat rides, fine cuisine, and a unique atmosphere that blends nature with Italian elegance.
This combination of destinations creates a diverse and unforgettable itinerary, filled with spectacular landscapes, alpine challenges, and unique cultural experiences.
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INCLUDED
- Accommodation in premium, well-located hotels
- Expert tour guide trained in advanced riding, mechanics, and first aid (WMA certified)
- Support vehicle with Starlink, mechanical assistance, and first aid
- Premium travel insurance
- Digital and printed road book
- Travel kit with ROXMOTORS gifts and memory frame
- Concierge service for flights, additional hotels, tours, and local experiences
- Motorcycle rental (800cc to 1300cc), including top case and full insurance (check models and upgrade options)
- Fuel throughout the tour;
NOT INCLUDED
- Airport transfers (optional, on request)
- Welcome and farewell dinners (each participant pays their own)
- Meals and beverages
- Airfare
- Entrance fees and attraction tickets
- Personal expenses
- Any items not listed as included
NOTES
- Trip subject to a minimum number of participants;
- Full protective gear is mandatory: helmet, boots, gloves, jacket, and riding pants;
- For safety reasons, jeans and sneakers are not allowed during riding days.
ONLY WITH US
- A team with over a decade of experience and hundreds of international motorcycle tours;
- A truly premium experience with attention to every detail—from service to hotels, restaurants, and experiences;
- Small groups of up to 10 motorcycles;
- Full concierge service;
- Reliability of a well-established company in the Brazilian market, with operations in Chile and Europe;
- If you feel less confident riding—especially on gravel sections—ask us about TRX riding courses (special conditions for registered clients).
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