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Arrival of the participants at Roma Fiumicino airport and transfer on your own to the booked hotel. In the afternoon motorcycle check-in at EagleRider location and after a quick orientation of the bikes, briefing with our tour leaders. Welcome Dinner and overnight stay in Rome Fiumicino.

Rome

 It's finally time to start our Italian adventure, getting on our bikes and ride. Our first stretch will take us through the countryside and eventually to lake Bolsena where we will stop for a lunch lakeside. We will then continue north entering the world-famous region of Tuscany with its amazing vineyard covered hills.  Montalcino, known for its Brunello, a wine produced only in this part of the region, will be the perfect place to stop for a coffee. The ride from here towards Siena is nothing short of sensational along its endless vineyards. Siena, Citta` del Palio”, one of Italy’s most beautiful cities. Walking through its “contrade” (districts) will set you back a few centuries, till the medieval era, soaking in its rich historical and cultural qualities.  UNESCO’s world heritage site, the city is home of the first world bank still operating these days. Overnight in Siena. 

Rome - Siena

Today is all about casual riding soaking in the scenery of the most “sought out for” wine destination in the world. The Chianti, probably Italy’s most known red wine, is grown in this region and we’ll take the chance to visit a local  winery, taste some local food as we prepare to reach our final destination for the day: Florence, baby cot of Italian culture and Italy’s most important artistic destination.
There are so many sightseen options in Florence that it might take the time of a few aperitifs to plan it out…Overnight in Florence   

Siena - Firenze

City guided tour in Florence. Florence was a center of medieval European trade and finance and one of the wealthiest cities of that era. It is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance and has been called "the Athens of the Middle Ages”. From 1865 to 1871 the city was the capital of the recently established Kingdom of Italy. The Florentine dialect forms the base of Standard Italian, and it became the language of culture throughout Italy due to the prestige of the masterpieces by Dante Alighieri, Petrarch, Giovanni Boccaccio, Niccolo` Macchiavelli and Francesco Guicciardini. The city attracts millions of tourists each year, and the Historic Centre of Florence was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982. The city is noted for its culture, Renaissance Art and Architecture and monuments. Overnight in Florence  

Firenze - day free 

After a memorable day admiring and exploring the wonders of Florence it is time to resume our ride. Today’s destination and overnight is Gubbio, another true little gem tucked away on one of central Italy’s hills. We are heading from Tuscany to Umbria region, the green heart of Italy, the center of the World as it is ironically nicknamed by the locals, and also the homeland of your tour guide ancestors.
Tonight (like any nights) is a good chance to all seat around the dinner table, savor local dishes like black truffles and homemade pastas. Overnight in Gubbio 


Firenze - Gubbio

It is time to head towards the sea but before we leave Umbria, we will get a chance to visit Assisi, Umbria’s most famous destination, the town where Francesco d’Assisi, Patron of Italy, was born and home of the San Francesco’s Basilica which we will take time to visit. A true spiritual destination, the place were S.Francis started on his spiritual journey and also the place where he was lay to rest. In fact, underneath the Cathedral is where the tomb is located and it is possible to visit as well.
We now leave Assisi and head east towards the calm waters of the Adriatic sea which will be the backdrop to our ride for the next couple of days. Overnight in Pescara area.

Gubbio - Pescara

Our ride continues along the east coast and south bound towards the Gargano, the “spur” on the Italian “boot”. A popular destination for motorcycle enthusiasts due to its formation, a massif made of highland and several peaks projecting into the Adriatic Sea.
We will overnight right on the sea in the town of Peschici, famous for its seaside resorts, chilled vibes and great fish and seafood. Overnight in Peschici.

Pescara - Peschici

Today we leave behind the calm and peaceful coast of the Adriatic sea and we ride through the country side of the northern Puglia region, the highest producer of olive oil. Olive trees are everywhere to be seen, an incredible sight to experience. We will overnight in Matera, famous for its “Sassi di Matera”. The Sassi originated in a prehistoric troglodyte settlement, are thought to be among the first ever human settlements in what is now Italy. Many of them are little more than small caverns, and in some parts of the Sassi a street lies on top of another group of dwellings. In the 1950s, as part of a policy to clear the extreme poverty of the Sassi, the government of Italy used force to relocate most of the population of the Sassi to new public housing in the developing modern city. Overnight in Matera .

Peschici - Matera

With the magic of Matera still in our minds we ride west towards the Campania region and its beautiful Sorrento peninsula, emerald green waters and the scent of lemons and  Amalfi coast Peninsula, one of Italy’s most famous and glamourous destinations. The Amalfi coast ride is truly a memorable experience, something you will never forget!
We will overnight in Sorrento Peninsula and plan for our following free day. Overnight in Sorrento Peninsula  

Matera - Sorrento Peninsula

Amalfi: a UNESCO’s world heritage site, one of the only 4 ancient marine republics, gives its name to the coast where it rises, a magical place where the scents of lemons and ciders will welcome you. The Amalfi Coast is a popular tourist destination for the region and Italy as a whole, attracting thousands of tourists annually. In 1997, the Amalfi Coast was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Our first day of relaxation! Today we will have the option to visit the island of Capri, easily reachable by hydrofoil or Pompeii, the ancient Roman city at the foot hill of the Vesuvius, the eruption of which completely buried it back in the year 79 A.C. The local food is nothing short of exceptional so make sure to taste and enjoy some of the local specialties. Overnight in Sorrento Peninsula 

Sorrento & Amalfi Coast - day free 

Our memorable Italian ride is nearly coming to an end but we still have one more day to enjoy ourselves as we ride north towards Rome and Fiumicino. We return our bikes and get ready to share some stories and good memories at our memorable farewell dinner party. We now wish you safe travels back and hope to see you soon for another great Italian ride. Overnight in Rome Fiumicino 

Sorrento Peninsula - Rome

Check out and departure from Italy. Be sure to let us know if you would like to spend few days in Rome or keep your EagleRider motorcycle a bit longer and we will make the arrangements for you.

Rome Fiumicino - Departure

Hotel Parking Fees - RH

EagleRider on road Concierge - RH

Winery Tour in Tuscany - RH

Florence City Guided Tour -RH

3/4 Helmet for Rider & Pillion - RH

Transportation between Tour hotel & EagleRider location -RH

Toll Road Fees - RH

Late Model Motorcycle Rental - RH

Farewell Dinner - RH

Hosted Welcome Dinner - RH

Support Vehicle Driver - RH

Support Vehicle Equipped for Luggage and Spare Bike - RH

Breakfast for Riding Days - RH

Fuel for Riding Days - RH

3-4 Star Motorcycle Friendly Hotels - RH

Door to Door Luggage Service - RH

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EagleRider's world famous Roman Holiday — Italy Motorcycle Tour is a Guided Motorbike Tour starting in Rome and lasting 12 days.

Roman Holiday — Italy Motorcycle Tour | Guided Motorbike Tour

A motorcycle adventure in the heart of the Italian Peninsula, focusing on experiencing Italian culture riding through the hills around the centre and south of Italy's wine regions. Epic riding every day, coast lines on the East and West, wine tasting, art & culture,  incredible food experiences and much much more.

Roman Holiday — Italy Motorcycle Tour

Guided Tour - 12 Days/ 11 Nights

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1265 mi
2024 km

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Roman Holiday — Italy Motorcycle Tour

Guided Tour - 12 Days/ 11 Nights

Overview

1265 mi2024 km

Winter

68 - 95 °F20 - 35 °C

Book Your Tour

Starting At A$7,073.66

Bike Selection

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Number of Tour Packages

Tour Itinerary

Roman Holiday — Italy Motorcycle Tour

Book Your Tour

Starting At A$7,073.66

Bike Selection

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Package 1

Package 2

Package 3

Number of Tour Packages

1265 mi
2024 km

68 - 95 °F
20 - 35 °C