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M-ID: 2478) from €1,199.00 Dates and Duration (Days) on Request 8 Days 06/21/2022 - 06/28/2022 8 Days +49 (0)40 468 992 48 Mo-Fr. 10:00h to 19.00h The Dolomites (M-ID: 2478) https://www.motourismo.com/en/listings/2478-the-dolomites from €1,199.00 Dates and duration (days) On request 8 days 06/21/2022 - 06/28/2022 8 days "The unique motorcycle tour in the heart of the Alps." One of the most beautiful motorbike regions of the Alps - the Dolomites, situated in the heart of the Alps, we will Programme, hotel and route changes are reserved! experience with all our senses during the next 9 days. Our motorbike tour starts in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Upper Bavaria, from here we start after an extensive breakfast Itinerary: towards the south. Our pleasure tour leads us over the 75 km long pass road of the Timmelsjoch also called Passo Day 1: Arrival in Garmisch-Partenkirchen del Rombo. Here we "screw" our way up to 2474 meters of altitude to a magnificent view. Over the Jaufenpass our Individual arrival to our meeting point hotel in Garmisch- way leads us further south-east, where we reach our tour Partenkirchen, Upper Bavaria hotel in Untermoj in the early evening through the primeval Overnight stay, dinner - breakfast the next morning at the landscape of the Würzjoch. The family-run 3* hotel (Hotel hotel. Pütia) offers us shelter and washing facilities for the bikes Hotel: Akzenthotel Schatten and, if required, a screwrider corner. The next four days are dominated by the beautiful landscape with the rock massifs "glowing" in the evening sun and seemingly Day 2: Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Untermoj (Dolomites) endless curves and hairpin bends. Whether the legendary Sella & Marmolada Ronda with the resounding names Sella- Today gives us anticipation of the adventure ahead of us. , Grödner- and Pordoj Joch as well as the southern Via Timmelsjoch Hochalpenstraße, Jaufenpass and Dolomites up to the Pustertaler Höhenstraße offer us pure Würzjoch we arrive at our base hotel. riding pleasure. Here we have arrived - in the paradise of Overnight stay, dinner - breakfast in the hotel the bikers! Hotel: Hotel Pütia Untermoi daily mileage: approx. 220 km Of course, with all this riding feeling, there is enough time to capture the impressive landscape photographically or to enjoy it over a cup of coffee. After the curve fireworks of Day 3: Sella Round Riding fun without end the last days it is time to say goodbye, but not without a last view of the fascinating rock massifs. We cruise north Day trip through the Gader Valley - Gardena Pass - Sella over the Penser Joch and the old Brenner road. The Pass - Pordoi Pass - Passo Falzarego - Passo Tre Croci - Bergisel ski jump offers us a breathtaking view of along the Three Peaks - Val di Landro - Val di Pusteria - Innsbruck. With these impressions we arrive back in our Furkel Pass back to Untermoi hotel in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the late afternoon. At dinner together we let the day end comfortably with a glass Overnight stay, dinner - breakfast at Hotel Pütia of wine before we start our journey home the next day. daily mileage: approx. 200 km We are pleased to welcome you to this motorcycle tour into the heart of the Alps. 03.10.2021 The Dolomites - MOTOURISMO -- 1 Day 4: ... Passport fun around the Marmolada Day trip via Castelrotto - Tierser Tal - Niger Pass - Karer Pass - Passo di Rolle - Passo di Cereda - Passo Duran - Passo di Giau - Passo Pordoi - Sella Pass back to Untermoja Overnight stay, dinner and breakfast in Hotel Pütia daily mileage: approx. 240 km Day 5: ... over the Staller Sattel to the Pustertaler Höhenstraße Day trip through the Antholz valley to the Stallersattel, which is located at 2052 m directly on the border between Austria and Italy. Our road book takes us further through the Antholz valley and over the Pustertaler Höhenstraße back to the west. After numerous impressions and a round trip of the Three Peaks we reach our base hotel. Overnight stay, dinner and breakfast in Hotel Pütia daily mileage: approx. 230 km Day 6: A day to relax or individual tour Individual tour according to the tour guide or a day to relax ... the day is at your free disposal. Overnight stay, dinner - breakfast at Hotel Pütia Daily mileage: not specified Day 7: Untermoj - Garmisch-Partenkirchen Much too fast the days passed, via Bozen, through the Penser Valley to the Penser Joch and further on along the old Brenner road we ride north to Garmisch - Partenkirchen. In Innsbruck we enjoy the breathtaking view from the Bergisel ski jump over the city before we arrive at our hotel. Overnight stay, dinner and breakfast in Akzenthotel Schatten daily mileage: approx. 240 km Day 8: Departure After breakfast individual return journey Subject to changes in hotels and routing 03.10.2021 The Dolomites - MOTOURISMO -- 2 Category Motorcycle Tour Terrain Onroad Vehicle your own motorcycle Tourguide / Coach yes (guided) Accommodation Hotel / B&B or similar 3 star hotel Flight to / from no, not incl. Support vehicle (luggage/service) no Level of difficulty medium Customer payment protection yes * PRICING Minimal without optional extras, see pricing Pricing per rider in shared twin/double room €1,199.00 per pillion passenger in shared twin/double room €999.00 per person single room (surcharge) €279.00 ATTENTION: Prices for 2023 are not yet confirmed. Bookings are subject to change. In case of price changes you can confirm them or cancel free of charge. Features 7 x overnight stays in well-managed middle class hotels 7 x half board, breakfast buffet, 3-course dinner or buffet 6 x guided motorcycle tours by experienced tour guides, detailed tour description with maps daily, detailed tour briefing Security note according to § 651 k BGB for package tours Not included features All services, meals and drinks not listed in the service description, tolls and road charges, operating materials Travel cancellation insurance anfallende Parkgebühren More details 03.10.2021 The Dolomites - MOTOURISMO -- 3 Start/end: Garmisch-Partenkirchen Travel duration: 8 days Total distance: approx. 1300 km Daily riding distance: up to 240 km Distance profile: well asphalted country roads, winding, partly narrow road sections, hairpin bends Level of difficulty: medium, not suitable for beginners Travel time per day: up to 9h incl. lunch/coffee breaks and photo stops Group size: 10 motorcycles per group, plus guide maximum 2 groups Minimum participants: 6 persons Begleitfahrzeug : nein 03.10.2021 The Dolomites - MOTOURISMO -- 4.
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