GUIDED Motorcycle TOURS

Spain's oldest city juts into the Atlantic on a narrow peninsula, reached by coastal roads that feel like riding off the edge of the continent.

A sleepy Portuguese town built around a magnificent Templar castle, sitting at the heart of some of the country's finest rural riding.

Spain's finest Roman ruins stand in a city that barely feels like it's trying — amphitheatres, temples, and empty roads in every direction.

Tucked deep in the glacial valley of Serra da Estrela, Manteigas is as remote and beautiful as Portugal gets. Pure riding country.

A narrow pathway bolted into sheer cliff faces above a rushing gorge, the Caminito del Rey is one of Spain's most dramatic detours.

Home to the Alhambra and the snow-capped Sierra Nevada, Granada rewards riders with mountain roads that rival anything in Europe.

A village unlike any other, where houses are built directly into the overhanging rock face above a narrow river gorge.

A quiet market town surrounded by dramatic torcal rock formations — otherworldly limestone landscapes that look like another planet.

A dazzling white village crowned by a Moorish castle that watches over the surrounding olive groves and valley roads — one of Andalusia's most iconic silhouettes as you ride in.

The world's largest car-free urban zone and a medieval labyrinth that has barely changed in a thousand years.

The edge of the Sahara. Golden dunes stretch to the horizon and the silence is absolute. One of the most surreal stops on the Morocco route.

A dusty desert town that marks the gateway to the deep south, where the roads thin out and the landscape turns raw and elemental.

A lush palm-lined oasis carved into the Todra Gorge. Towering canyon walls rise 300 metres on each side as you ride through.

The most cinematic stop on the route. This ancient ksar has appeared in more films than most actors and earns every bit of the hype.

The Red City never fails to overwhelm the senses: souks, palaces, and rooftop terraces in one of the world's most alive cities.