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Motorcycle Tours Iceland – The Ring Road
<p>Motorcycle tours in Iceland take you either on a compact route through the northeast of the island or on the complete Ring Road loop, connecting volcanoes, waterfalls and glaciers. The riding season is short: June to August is most reliable, when the midnight sun brings almost endless days. With OVERCROSS you ride these routes guided, with experienced tour leaders and planned stages.</p>
What makes Iceland special on two wheels
Almost endless summer days and a complete island loop.
Midnight sun
Almost endless summer days
In high summer it stays light in Iceland almost around the clock – ideal for long stages along the Ring Road.
- Riding late into the night is possible
- Volcanic landscapes along the route
Ring Road
The complete loop around the island
The Ring Road circles Iceland completely, connecting volcanoes, waterfalls and glaciers on one route.
- Over 1,300 km total distance
- Also available as a northeast variant
from €4,450
Compact or as a big loop
From the northeast Iceland tour to the big Ring Road loop, everything is bookable.
- Guided group tours
- Bookable only in the short summer window
Beste Reisezeit
Best time to travel in Iceland
Iceland's Ring Road and highland tracks are most reliably rideable from June to August.
Beste Saison June to August
- Jan
- Feb
- Mär
- Apr
- Mai
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Okt
- Nov
- Dez
- Beste Zeit
- Gut fahrbar
- Weniger geeignet
Iceland's Ring Road and highland tracks are most reliably rideable from June to August, when days are almost endless thanks to the midnight sun. Outside this window, wind, rain and occasional snow are a risk.
Spring (Apr–May)
Only conditionally suitable
Changeable, highland tracks still closed
Summer (Jun–Aug)
All regions
Most stable conditions, midnight sun
Autumn (Sep)
Ring Road
First autumn storms possible
Winter (Oct–Mar)
Not recommended
Storms, snow, short days
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