We were recently inspired to go riding in different countries due to the recent heatwave. But we also want to visit some lesser-known regions. Most people tend to visit the more popular locations for their motorcycle trips.
Before heading out on a motorcycle trip, it’s important that you check the regulations in the country you’re visiting. Each nation has its own specific requirements that should be clearly displayed on their government websites.
Tasmania
There are a lot of things to do in Tasmania, but one of the most popular activities is riding through the wilderness. This area provides an amazing experience for both the experienced and novice rider.
Cuba
Although Cuba is a popular destination for tourists, it’s not very common for motorcycle riders to visit this country. Due to the varying road conditions, it’s important to plan ahead and make an itinerary before you start your trip.
Sweden
Sweden is known for its beautiful forests and gravel roads, which are likely to lead you to encounters with wildlife along the way. A YouTube channel known as Nomad Sweden has a video guide that will teach you how to ride around the country.
Bolivia
South America’s Bolivia is another country that you should visit in your lifetime. Like other countries, it has some incredibly dangerous roads that only the most experienced riders can conquer. One of these is referred to as “The Death Road.”
Crete
Greece is a beautiful destination that’s full of beautiful scenery. It’s also a popular choice for tourists from all around the world. However, there’s a lesser-known region that’s often overlooked by motorcycle riders: the island of Crete.
After researching the island, it was discovered that a ban on the use of bikes was in place in 2018. It seems that the ban has since been lifted, and the area is now open for tourists.
Chile
In Chile, it’s common for tourists to bring their bikes to the desert for a ride. One of the most popular locations for this type of trip is the Atacama Desert.
Morrocco
Morocco is a beautiful destination that’s ideal for motorcycle riders. There, you’ll find plenty of food and exceptional sights to choose from. Some areas also have unique camping experiences.
Norway
Norway, which is Sweden’s neighbour, is also often overlooked by motorcycle riders. Despite being on this list, both Norway and Sweden are still relatively unknown to many riders. When they visit, many riders decide to visit both countries.
MONTENEGRO
The Balkans includes Montenegro, which is a stunning country that’s not visited by a lot of tourists. Its culture and economy are pure, and the roads are generally quiet. The main roads are in good condition, though the regional roads are a bit narrow.
SWITZERLAND
Switzerland is on this list because we haven’t featured it before, but it’s time to shine. The country’s beautiful mountains are a must-visit, and its varied terrain and scenery will leave you wanting to return. Due to its numerous mountains, Switzerland has some of the most exclusive passes that you can get.
NEPAL
Nepal is a beautiful country with beautiful mountains. It is also a great place to rent a motorcycle if you’re not planning on visiting that far. The maximum engine size that can be used in this country is 650cc, and it’s worth noting that this restriction applies to all types of vehicles.
BHUTAN
The tiny nation of Bhutan is often visited by motorcyclists from Nepal. It’s regarded as a kingdom, and it’s inhabited by Buddhists. Its beautiful architecture and various buildings make it an ideal choice for travelers.
CANADA
In Canada, we could write a comprehensive post about all things motorcycle. In 2030, the government of the country plans on banning the use of gas-powered vehicles. By then, most of them will have already converted to electric cars. Nonetheless, there is still time to visit this beautiful country.
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
Bosnia & Herzegovina is a beautiful medieval country that’s been developed by its people over the past few decades. Its people have carried on with their heritage and are making it an ideal destination for tourists. There are numerous historical sights that you should visit in this country.
NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand is known for its beautiful scenery, which includes both mountains and beaches. It is a must-visit destination for anyone who’s looking for a unique experience. The country has numerous hidden speed cameras that are situated in bushes, and they won’t be highlighted yellow like those in the UK. The nation takes its road users’ safety very seriously.