- 13 motorcycle tours
- guided
- Next departure 10/03/2026
- from 680 €
- Level 1–3
- 3–10 days
- since 2010
Motorcycle Tours Germany
Every one of the 13 tours we run in Germany ourselves – fixed departures, vetted operators and one contact who knows the roads.
All motorcycle tours in Germany
Sorted by the next departure. Every tour on this list starts and ends in Germany – routes that merely pass through it live on the page of their own starting country.
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Motorcycle tours Germany at a glance
Motorcycle tours in Germany take you from the Allgäu and the Ötztal Alps in the south, through Franconia and the Bavarian Forest, to the Harz and Erzgebirge mountains in the east. The Black Forest and Eifel offer dense networks of curves within short reach, while the Alpine regions in the south bring genuine pass roads without a long approach. With Motourismo you ride these regions guided or as a weekend short trip – with experienced tour leaders, planned stages and hotels along the route. Whether a 2-day enduro experience or a multi-day Alpine tour, there is a trip for every length of stay. At Motourismo you compare several vetted operators in one place – with fixed departures, clear prices and personal advice before you book.
What to expect.
Riding areas
Regions in Germany
Where in the country you ride – and what defines each region.
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Black Forest & Vosges
Dense networks of curves between valleys and heights, plus the lakeside roads around Lake Constance and a detour into the Vosges. Short approach from all of Central Europe on well-built roads.
- Surface
- Tarmac, twisty
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Season
- April–October
Tours there
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Allgäu & Alps
At the edge of the Alps you find pass roads just like in Austria or Italy – including tours that lead into cross-border Alpine loops through up to five countries.
- Surface
- Tarmac, high alpine
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Season
- May–September
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Franconia & Bavarian Forest
Gentle low-mountain curves through Franconian Switzerland, the Altmühl Valley and the Bavarian Forest, plus the tri-border area toward Bohemia and Austria. Quiet side roads with dense infrastructure.
- Surface
- Tarmac, hilly
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Season
- April–October
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Eifel, Harz & the East
Curvy low mountain ranges in the west and east: the Eifel toward the Ardennes and Luxembourg, the Harz around Wernigerode and the Erzgebirge in Saxony.
- Surface
- Tarmac, twisty
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Season
- April–October
Bike & riding level
Which bike – and what you need to handle
Machine, difficulty and how a riding day is structured.
Across the 13 tours we run in Germany, the bikes in use are mainly BMW, Kawasaki, BMW, Honda, Ducati (Miete optional) – adventure and touring machines suited to this country's stages. Lowered versions and lower seats can be pre-ordered with most operators. They are not automatically available: tell us your inseam before you book and we will settle which machine is reserved for you before you commit.
Difficulty runs from Beginner to Intermediate. What matters is routine rather than outright skill: if you can ride several days in a row and still be fresh in the evening, you will do fine. Motorcycle rental Germany is the norm – the bike waits at the starting point and is already part of the price on most tours.
On 13 of these tours you can also bring your own motorcycle. A riding day follows the same pattern almost everywhere: breakfast, a short briefing on the stage, riding with several breaks, and arrival in the afternoon so there is time for the place before dinner. Tours run between 3 and 10 days; the longer ones include rest days.
In short
- Bikes BMW · Kawasaki · BMW, Honda, Ducati (Miete optional)
- Difficulty Beginner – Intermediate
- Lowered version & low seat on pre-order
- Your own motorcycle or a rental
- Duration 3 to 10 days
- Format Guided
- Advice on the right machine before you book
Travel experiences
What our guests say
Real voices from travellers who have been on the road with us.
Booking
Questions about booking
You pick the tour and the departure on this page and send the booking. We check availability with the operator and confirm in writing within one working day. Your place is only firmly reserved with that confirmation – nothing is charged before it.
Usually 20 to 30 per cent of the tour price after confirmation, with the balance about four to six weeks before departure. The exact figure is set by the operator's terms and is given to you before payment – you never pay before you know it.
Yes. The cancellation terms of the operating company apply and you receive them before booking; the earlier you cancel, the lower the fee. Trip cancellation insurance is worth having for a multi-day motorcycle tour and can be arranged separately.
Both work. Solo riders share a double room by default; a single room is bookable for a supplement. A pillion usually pays less than a second rider because no second motorcycle is needed. You choose either option in the booking form.
On some tours in Germany, yes – the price then drops by the rental share. Whether your chosen tour allows it is stated on that tour's page. If riding there yourself is too far, we can arrange motorcycle transport for you.
Every guided tour has a minimum number of riders. If it is not reached, the operator cancels the departure – no later than the deadline stated in its terms. You then get the full amount back or move to another date free of charge.
Not for the road tours. Where gravel or piste stages are part of the route, that is stated in the description and in the tour's difficulty rating. If you are unsure, tell us what you have ridden so far – we will shortlist the right tours instead of leaving you to guess.
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Advice
Not sure which tour is the right one?
Tell us what you ride and how much time you have – we will shortlist the tours in Germany for you instead of leaving you to click through every departure.
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