Day 1:
From Milan to Stresa. 135 km.
We will start our first day’s journey in Milan. Milan is the primary city in northern Italy and the capital of the Lombardy region. Milan is an important transportation hub, serving as a gateway to France, Switzerland, and the Alps. It is also a major center for fashion and culture in Europe. From Milan, we will take our modern motorcycles and start riding towards the town of Orta San Giulio, located on the shore of Lake Orta.
We will ride along the breathtaking lake to the powerful Cascata del Pescone waterfall, blending into the colorful and green landscapes of the meadows and trees alongside it. We’ll ride on enjoyable and curved roads towards Stresa, a town located on the shores of Lake Maggiore in the Verbano-Cusio-Ossola province in northern Italy. The town’s location serves as a transit station through roads and railway passes to the Simplon Pass. Overnight in Stresa.
Day 2:
From Stresa to St. Moritz. 231 km.
We’ll start the morning of the second day after a rich and spoiling breakfast. We’ll organize ourselves, and head out from Stresa towards Lake Lugano, also known as Ceresio, which is a large lake partly in Italy and partly in Switzerland, situated between two Alpine ridges.
The lake overlooks green hills with abundant plant sights, clear air, and Italian-style cafes with a homely atmosphere and shops.
We’ll continue riding through curved roads parallel to stunning lakes towards St. Moritz, a resort town in the Engadin valley in Switzerland. Due to its geographical location, residents enjoy over 300 sunny days a year. We will overnight in St. Moritz.
Day 3:
From St. Moritz to Merano. 220 km.
We’ll start the morning riding from St. Moritz towards the highlight of the tour, riding through the Stelvio pass, the most famous pass in the world. The Stelvio Pass is a mountain pass at an elevation of 2,758 meters in the Dolomites mountain range. It is the highest pass in Italy and connects the two towns of Bormio and Prato, passing through the Stelvio National Park. It is mainly used today as a sports and motor activity site and is crowned as the most enjoyable road in the world for driving.
A day of technical riding, with many passes, serpentines, and the “Luna Park” for motorcyclists. After crazy ride alongside green landscapes, we’ll reach Merano, a city in Italy.
Merano is known mainly for its hot springs and is located in a basin surrounded by mountains that rise to an altitude of 3,335 meters above sea level. It has ancient sites and churches from the Middle Ages.
We overnight in Merano.
Day 4:
From Merano to Bolzano. 186 km.
Today’s route is a circular one. We’ll leave Merano towards Bolzano. We’ll ride on curved roads that will bring a smile to every true rider’s face, alongside green landscapes and coastal roads towards Bolzano, a city in the South Tyrol region in Italy. The city’s buildings represent a combination of Italian and Austrian architecture. The city has many tourist sites that attract many tourists every year.
Day 5:
From Bolzano to Belluno. 250 km.
We start the morning of the fifth day of our tour by riding from Bolzano through roads with amazing passes, dense forests, and green lakes towards Belluno – a province in the Veneto region in Italy.
The city center showcases a diverse architecture from different periods, with stunning viewpoints and recommended churches to visit.
We stay the night in Belluno.
Day 6:
From Belluno to Peschiera del Garda. 274 km.
On the sixth day of our tour, we ride from Belluno on roads with many enjoyable serpentines alongside unique cities towards Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy located at the foot of the Alps.
The lake is one of the most touristic places, surrounded by picturesque towns, breathtaking views, amazing coastal roads, interesting parks, and unique tourist sites.
We will stay in Peschiera del Garda, a town on the shores of Lake Garda located in the Verona province in the Veneto region, northern Italy. The town is considered highly touristy, with many local restaurants, stunning beaches with promenades, and a selection of quality hotels.
Day 7:
From Garda del Peschiera to Lecco, 201 km.
On the seventh day, we’ll ride from Garda del Peschiera towards Lecco. We’ll ride on roads close to Lake Iseo, a beautiful lake located in the Alpine region of Lombardy. The lake is surrounded by small towns, and in the middle lies an island accessible only by boat.
We will continue riding through enjoyable and interesting roads towards Lecco, a city in Lombardy, northern Italy, located on the southeastern corner of Lake Como. The city offers a variety of local restaurants with unique flavors, cafes, and places for leisure.
We’ll spend the night in Lecco.
Day 8:
From Lecco to Milan, 155 km.
We will start the last morning of our journey with a rich breakfast, then gear up and set out for the final day of riding. We’ll ride from Lecco towards Milan, climbing into the mountains alongside green landscapes and passing through Lake Como, one of the deepest lakes in Europe.
The lake is considered a popular tourist destination for its views and spas.
We’ll continue riding and reach Milan. After a journey full of experiences, with stunning views, powerful roads, rich local cuisine, and the new friends we’ve made along the way, we’ll return the motorcycles in Milan, organize for our return flight, and start planning the next trip.
