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TOUR OVERVIEW
12 days
Aug 07 to 18, 2027
Europe
Switzerland, Italy and Austria
SUUUUSSA!
100% On-road
ROADMAP
Day 1 - Aug 07 - Saturday: Milan, Italy
Welcome to Italy. This day is dedicated to the arrival of participants, hotel check-in, and the first connection with the group. In the evening, we hold the full tour briefing, introduce the team, and finalize motorcycle adjustments. The anticipation begins to build — tomorrow, the Alps await.
Day 2 - Aug 08 - Sunday: Milan, Italy >> Andermatt, Switzerland | 330 km
The tour starts strong with a long and rewarding day. We leave Milan heading north, crossing landscapes that quickly evolve as we enter the Swiss Alps. The Nufenen Pass welcomes us with sweeping curves and impressive altitude. Soon after, the legendary Furka Pass, with its glacier and cinematic views, delivers the first true “wow” moment of the trip. We arrive in Andermatt, one of the world’s greatest alpine hubs — where mountain culture meets motorcycling in its purest form.
Day 3 - Aug 09 - Monday: The 4 Swiss Passes Loop (Susten, Grimsel, Furka & Tremola) | 200 km
A full day of pure riding — no luggage, no hotel change. From Andermatt we close Switzerland’s most famous triangle: the Susten Pass, with its flawless engineering and rock-carved tunnels, the Grimsel Pass with its lunar landscape of granite and dams, and the Furka once more — this time from the opposite side. To finish in style, the legendary Tremola: the historic cobblestone road of the Gotthard Pass, with 24 stacked hairpins frozen in time. One of the finest riding days Europe has to offer.
Day 4 - Aug 10 - Tuesday: Andermatt, Switzerland >> St. Moritz, Switzerland | 180 km
We leave Andermatt over the Oberalp Pass, following the source of the Rhine, and cross the Grisons towards the Julier Pass, gateway to the Engadin valley — one of the most beautiful in the Alps, with mirror-like lakes and centuries-old stone villages. Arrival in St. Moritz, the world’s most glamorous alpine resort, with a free afternoon to enjoy the lake, the town and the unique Engadin atmosphere.
Day 5 - Aug 11 - Wednesday: St. Moritz, Switzerland >> Bernina >> Stelvio >> Bormio, Italy | 170 km
Morning crossing the Bernina Pass, face to face with the Morteratsch glacier and the famous red Bernina train, a UNESCO World Heritage line. Stop in Livigno, the duty-free village tucked into the Alps, then descent to Bormio. In the afternoon, the main course: the climb of Europe’s most iconic motorcycling road, the Passo dello Stelvio at 2,757 m — on a light bike, no luggage. Photo at the top, coffee at the historic café, and the clear feeling of having fulfilled a rider’s dream.
Day 6 - Aug 12 - Thursday: Bormio, Italy >> Passo Gavia >> Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy | 260 km
If Stelvio is famous, Passo Gavia is intense. Narrower, more technical, and less traveled, it delivers an exciting ride with unique scenery.
After crossing dramatic alpine landscapes, we officially enter the Dolomites, where vertical mountains seem sculpted by hand. A full day of stunning views leads us to Cortina d’Ampezzo, the elegant capital of the Dolomites.
Day 7 - Aug 13 - Friday: Dolomites Loop + Passo Giau | 180 km
This is one of the best riding days on the planet. With no hotel change, we ride a perfect loop through the Dolomites, connecting some of the most famous and beautiful mountain passes in Europe. Perfect curves, towering rock walls, green valleys, and viewpoints that feel almost unreal. A day made for riding, stopping, capturing the moment, breathing it all in — and riding again.
A bonus in this edition: Passo Giau — for many, the most scenic pass in all the Dolomites.
Day 8 - Aug 14 - Saturday: Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy >> Grossglockner >> Zell am See, Austria | 280 km
The most spectacular day of the new route. We leave via Misurina, with views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, and stop at Lago di Braies, the most photographed lake in the Alps. We cross the Austrian border at Lienz and take on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road: Austria’s most famous alpine route, with 48 km of perfect asphalt, 36 hairpin bends and the detour up to the Edelweissspitze, facing the Grossglockner — the country’s highest mountain — and its Pasterze glacier. Descent to Zell am See for a night by the lake.
Day 9 - Aug 15 - Sunday: Zell am See, Austria >> Staller Sattel >> Bolzano, Italy | 280 km
Back to Italy through the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park, the largest in the Alps. We cross the Matrei valley and climb the Staller Sattel, a single-lane pass unknown to mass tourism that drops straight into the Antholz valley. Descent along the Val Pusteria to Bolzano, capital of South Tyrol — where the Alps speak Italian and German at the same time.
Day 10 - Aug 16 - Monday: Bolzano, Italy >> Lake Garda >> Sirmione, Italy | 230 km
Morning along the South Tyrolean Wine Road and over the Mendola Pass, with the Val di Non at your feet. We ride past Molveno and its alpine lake before plunging down to Riva del Garda, at the northern tip of Lake Garda. The mountains slowly fade behind us, giving way to vineyards, charming villages and the Mediterranean atmosphere of Italy’s largest lake. We arrive in Sirmione, a picturesque lakeside town — perfect for relaxing, strolling by the water, and celebrating everything experienced so far.
Day 11 - Aug 17 - Tuesday: Sirmione, Italy >> Milan, Italy | 150 km
A light and enjoyable day. We ride calmly back to Milan, taking in the final kilometers of this extraordinary journey. In the evening, a farewell dinner celebrates friendships, stories, and one of the greatest riding experiences of a lifetime.
Day 12 - Aug 18 - Wednesday: Milan, Italy
Check-out and farewells. You return home different from how you arrived — carrying memories, images, and sensations that will stay with you forever.
HIGHLIGHTS – ALPS & DOLOMITES EXPERIENCE
- Furka Pass
Located in Switzerland at 2,431 meters above sea level, the Furka Pass offers a challenging route filled with countless curves. This iconic alpine road is renowned not only for its breathtaking beauty, but also for being the setting of a classic James Bond scene in Goldfinger. - Nufenen Pass
At 2,478 meters of altitude, the Nufenen Pass is the second highest paved road in Switzerland, featuring 30 km of climbs and descents. Even in summer, lingering snow at the summit creates a magical and surprising landscape. A charming stop at a local café for a croissant and cappuccino completes this unique experience. - Stelvio National Park & Passo dello Stelvio
Founded in 1935, Stelvio National Park is the largest national park in Italy and home to the legendary Passo dello Stelvio. Sitting at 2,757 meters, the pass impresses with its tight hairpins and extraordinary scenery. Connecting Valtellina, Merano, and Bolzano, it is a true challenge for drivers, cyclists, and motorcyclists alike. Its strategic location between Italy, Switzerland, and Austria also gives it significant historical importance, especially during World War I. - Lake Garda
Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy, covering approximately 370 km² across Lombardy, Veneto, and Trentino-Alto Adige. Located 65 meters above sea level, it stands out with a maximum depth of 346 meters and an average depth of 136 meters. The lake is synonymous with dreamlike landscapes, blending natural beauty with outstanding gastronomy and local wines. - Cortina d’Ampezzo
Known as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” Cortina d’Ampezzo is one of the most sophisticated and charming destinations in northern Italy. Surrounded by towering peaks and cinematic scenery, the town combines stunning nature, high-end infrastructure, and an elegant atmosphere. Perfect for exploring alpine passes during the day and enjoying fine dining, shopping, and hotels in the evening.
This collection of highlights creates a diverse and unforgettable journey, filled with spectacular landscapes, alpine challenges, and unique cultural experiences.
Ready for the Alps & Dolomites Experience? Let’s ROX!
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
- Welcome and farewell dinners (alcoholic beverages not included)
- Airport–hotel–airport transfers
- 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)
NOT INCLUDED
- Fuel
- Meals and beverages
- Airfare
- Entrance fees and attraction tickets
- Personal expenses
- Any items not listed as included
NOTES
- Trip subject to 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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