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Tour Russia.Xlsx hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 1 Wilen b Wil_Switzerland Milano E43 Verona A51 A4 Trieste, Italy E70 766 7.80 Smart Accomodation Trieste 23.00 € 2 Trieste, Italy Zagreb, Croatia E61 Belgrade, Serbia E65 E70 620 5.80 Bed & Breakfast Belgrade 23.00 € 3 Belgrade, Serbia Sofia, Bulgaria A1 Plovdiv, Bulgaria A1 540 6.20 Hotel Allur Plovdiv 16.00 € 4 Plovdiv, Bulgaria Istanbul, Turkey E80 Sile, Turkey D020 Kandira, Turkey D020 Karasu, Turkey D020 628 7.30 Gunbatimi Hotel Akcakoca 25.00 € 5 Karasu, Turkey Bartin D010 Kurucasile D010 Doganyurt, Turkey D010 449 8.20 Kayiboyu Hotel Beypazari 38.00 € 6 Doganyurt, Turkey Inebolu, Turkey D010 Sinop, Turkey D010 Bafra, Turkey D010 Ordu, Turkey D010 457 7.25 Sinema Hotel Ordu 35.00 € hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 1 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 7 Ordu, Turkey Rize, Turkey D010 Sarp / Sarpi TR/GE D010 364 5.00 8 Sarp / Sarpi TR/GE 2 Batumi, Georgia 12 Gori, Georgia E60 312 5.00 Guest House Sweet Home Gori 10.00 € 9 Gori, Georgia Dariali / Verkhniy Lars GE/RU E117 Vladikavkaz, Russia A161 230 3.60 Diakris Vladikavkaz 16.00 € 10 Vladikavkaz, Russia Prudovyy, Russia P217 Elista, Russia P216 478 6.75 Apartment Mikrorayon Elista 9.00 € 11 Elista, Russia Sadovoe, Russia P221 Volgagrad, Russia P22 294 3.75 Mini-Hotel Lambert Volgagrad 6.00 € 12 Volgagrad, Russia Kamyshin, Russia P228 Saratov, Russia P228 378 5.30 Volna Hotel Saratov 17.00 € 13 Saratov, Russia Volsk, Russia P228 Samara, Russia M5 E30 432 6.00 Volna Hotel Samara 8.00 € 14 Samara, Russia Turgay, Russia M5 E30 Kandrykul, Russia M5 E30 312 4.50 Hotel Belebey Belebey 20.00 € hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 2 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 15 Kandrykul Ufa, Russia M5 E30 URAL Moto Irbit Chelyabinsk, Russia M5 E30 551 7.50 A-Boutique Hotel Chelyabinsk 20.00 € 16 Chelyabinsk, Russia Kurgan, Russia M51 P-254 Petukhovo E30 P-254 445 5.50 Hotel AeroHotel Bogashevo 20.00 € 17 Petukhovo Krutinka, Russia E30 P-254 KTM Maintenance Omsk, Russia E30 P-254 520 7.00 Amaks Omsk Hotel Omsk 23.00 € 18 Omsk, Russia Tatarsk, Russia M51 P-254 Barabinsk, Russia M51 P-254 350 4.30 Africa Hotel Tomsk 24.00 € 19 Barabinsk, Russia Kargat, Russia M51 P-254 KTM Maintenance Novosibirsk, Russia M51 P-254 315 4.10 Avrora Hotel Novosibirsk 19.00 € 20 Novosibirsk Russia Talmenka, Russia M52 Biysk, Russia M52 354 4.60 Abba Biysk 15.00 € 21 Biysk, Russia Cherga, Russia M52 Kosh-Agach, Russia M52 555 7.40 Ger Altai Kokoryu 27.00 € 22 Kosh-Agach, Russia Tashanta, Russia M52 Tsgaan Nur / Tashanta RU/MN M52 105 1.50 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 3 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 23 Tsgaan Nur / Tashanta RU/MN Ulaangom, Mongolia A16 Naranbulag, Mongolia 334 5.20 24 Naranbulag, Mongolia Songino, Mongolia 262 4.00 25 Songino, Mongolia Tüdevtel Murun, Mongolia A1102 480 6.80 26 Murun, Mongolia Ikh-Uul, Mongolia A1902 Bulgan, Mongolia A0902 KTM Maintenance Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia A0901 681 10.00 Chandmani Hotel & Tour Ulaanbaatar 22.00 € 27 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Darkhan, Mongolia A1401 Altanbulag / Kiagt MN/RU A1402 351 5.30 28 Altanbulag / Kiagt MN/RU Chikoy, Russia P441 Malyy Kunaley, Russia P441 Novyy Zagan, Russia P441 Khilogoson, Russia M55 AH6 495 7.50 29 Khilogoson, Russia Khadakta, Russia M55 AH6 Chita, Russia M55 P-258 287 3.60 Gostiniy Dom Chita 19.00 € hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 4 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 30 Chita, Russia Znamenka, Russia M58 P-297 Chernyshevsk, Russia M58 P-297 310 3.80 Inn Na Tsentralnoy Chernshevsk 11.00 € 31 Chernyshevsk, Russia Katarangra, Russia M58 AH30 Amazar, Russia M58 AH30 368 4.20 32 Amazar, Russia Urusha, Russia M58 AH30 Skovorodino, Russia M58 P-297 256 3.30 33 Skovorodino, Russia Taldan, Russia M58 P-297 Sivaki, Russia M58 P-297 310 3.40 34 Sivaki, Russia Shimanovsk, Russia M58 P-297 Belogorsk, Russia M58 P-297 265 3.20 35 Belogorsk, Russia Radionovka, Russia M58 P-297 Teploozersk, Russia M58 P-297 393 4.20 36 Teploozersk, Russia Birobidzhan, Russia M58 P-297 Khabarovsk, Russia M58 P-297 274 3.40 Chaika Hotel Khabarovsk 19.00 € hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 5 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11 hanspeters-motoreisen.ch STREET GOOGLE DATE LEG NO. DESTINATION KM TIME HOTEL PRICE NO NO 37 Khabarovsk, Russia Bikin, Russia M60 A-370 Dalnerechensk,Russia M60 A-370 357 5.00 38 Dalnerechensk,Russia Lesozavodsk, Russia M60 A-370 Spassk-Dalniy, Russia M60 A-370 186 2.50 39 Spassk-Dalniy, Russia Ussuriysk, Russia M60 A-370 Vladivostok, Russia M60 A-370 223 3.00 Hotel Variant Vladivstok 29.00 € 15'287 202.75 494.00 € hanspeters-motoreisen.ch 6 - 6 08.06.16 / 15:11.
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