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Crete Motoweek with Guide (M-ID: 2502) +49 (0)40 468 992 48 Mo-Fr. 10:00h to 19.00h Crete Motoweek with guide (M-ID: 2502) https://www.motourismo.com/en/listings/2502-crete-motoweek-with-guide from €1,249.00 Dates and duration (days) 10/18/2021 - 10/25/2021 8 days 10/25/2021 - 11/01/2021 8 days 11/01/2021 - 11/08/2021 8 days 11/08/2021 - 11/15/2021 8 days Dreamlike serpentines, curvy rides all over the island. Our all inclusive packages with tour guide, rental 4th day - Tour 3 motorcycle and hotel will convince you. Whether as an individual or in groups: we will introduce you to the island of After breakfast we leave for the south of Crete. Across the Crete from completely new angles! island we ride along the Messara plain and through the gorge of Tripti (secret tip) to a beautiful beach. From here Tour itinerary: we ride to Masala, one of the most spiritual places of Crete. Matala is a small fishing village that has not lost its 1st day - Arrival unmistakable charm to this day. Here we have the opportunity to visit the world famous caves of Matala. The After arrival on Crete, (we will pick you up personally at the ancient Cretans buried their dead in these caves. In the airport) we will first move into our beautiful hotel rooms. middle of the 60's hippys recognized these caves for After dinner together, the tour is discussed for the next day. themselves and lived in them until the 70's. Still today you Your tour guide will give you important and interesting tips can see many old hippies who visit this place again and about our day tours. again. You'll love Matala. Great beach, don't forget your bathing suit. 2nd day - Tour 1 After breakfast, well rested, we will head for the high 5th day - Free disposal plateau of Lasithi. A great exit over serpentine roads and curves without end. At a small mountain church, we take a Day off. Anyone who wants to can explore the island by short break to enjoy the fantastic view. The Lasithi Plateau motorbike on their own. The tour guide will gladly give you is a must for every traveller to Crete. On the return journey, tips for an excursion! we ride via Mohos, with its typical Greek market place, where we can enjoy very good Cretan cuisine in an original 6th day - Tour 4 Greek taverna. Today we first ride to Agios Nikolaos. In the beautiful port of Agios we take our first break. We continue along the 3rd day - Tour 2 northern coastal road. At the narrowest point of Crete we cross the island to the south side. In the village of After a restful night and a hearty breakfast we leave the Koutsouras we have the possibility to refresh ourselves hotel at 10.00 am. Via Heraklion we ride into the high with a small snack. From here we continue in the direction mountains via Anogia to the Nida plateau. When visibility is of Sitia and start our return journey on the north coast road. good, we take the ascent to an observatory and take incredible holiday pictures. We continue on a fantastic off- road tour to Zaros am See, where you can't get fish fresher. 7th day - Tour 5 Super yummy! Today we're going south once again. We ride via Lassithi to 26.09.2021 Crete Motoweek with guide - MOTOURISMO -- 1 the south side of Crete, via a super serpentine descent to the small village of Tsoutsouros. From here we continue along the coastal road to Keratokambos. Little tourism, long sandy beaches and very good food. Here we can get fit on the beach or in the sea for the journey home the next day. 8th day - departure At some point even the most beautiful vacation comes to an end. After breakfast, we start our journey home. Important! - Do not forget cameras or video cameras, it's worth it! 26.09.2021 Crete Motoweek with guide - MOTOURISMO -- 2 Category Motorcycle Tour Terrain Onroad Vehicle motorcycle rent incl. Tourguide / Coach yes (guided) Accommodation Hotel / B&B or similar Flight to / from no, not incl. on request Support vehicle (luggage/service) no Level of difficulty easy medium Customer payment protection yes * PRICING Minimal without optional extras, see pricing Pricing per rider in double/shared room (can only be booked with own room partner) €1,249.00 Single room supplement (per week): €110.00 per pillion passenger in double/shared room (can only be booked with own room €999.00 partner) For each person, we donate 100, - € as a travel voucher, which will be deducted directly from the travel price. Valid exclusively for travel dates Sept. 6, Sep. 27, Oct. 4 and Oct. 18, 2021 . Only while stocks last Motorcycles included: Kawasaki Versys 300X ABS (2017-2019) BMW G310GS ABS (2019) Yamaha XT660R (2008-2014) Aprilia Pegaso Trail 650 (2008-2014) Honda CRF 250L (2014-2017) Honda CB500X ABS (2014-2016) BMW G650GS ABS black (2011) - Fully comprehensive insurance with 500 Euro excess - Motorcycle upgrade prices: Yamaha XT660R (2016) €70.00 BMW G650GS ABS (2013-2015) €70.00 BMW G650GS ABS SERTAO (2014-2015) €90.00 26.09.2021 Crete Motoweek with guide - MOTOURISMO -- 3 Yamaha XT660Z Tenere ABS (2015-2016) €90.00 BMW F650GS TWIN 800CC ABS (2009-2012) €150.00 Suzuki V-Strom 650 ABS (2016) €200.00 Suzuki V-Strom 650XT (2019) €250.00 BMW F700GS ABS (2016) €250.00 Moto Guzzi V86 TT (2019) €300.00 BMW F800GS ABS (2016) €300.00 BMW 1250 GS (2019) €600.00 - Fully comprehensive insurance with 900 Euro excess. (BMW F650GS Twin 800cc and BMW F700GS and F800GS and Suzuki V-Strom 650 (2019), Moto Guzzi) Fully comprehensive insurance with 1700 Euro excess (BMW R1250GS) All other 500 Euro excess Features 7 nights in the beautiful Anissaras Beach Motocamp (apartments) 7 x breakfast "Made by Anja" 6 x dinner, BBQ, smoker, wood/pizza oven 6 days rental motorcycle incl. fully comprehensive insurance (with 500€ or 1000€ excess) and all kilometers driven as well as repair service 5 guided motorcycle tours with experienced German speaking tour guides. We show you the most beautiful corners of this fantastic island 1 day rental motorcycle at your free disposal Personal transfer from and to the airport in Crete (HER) Not included features Flights Everything not listed as features More details Please note that the following itinerary of our motorcycle tour of Crete is just one example of many. Changes by the organizer are here - gladly in arrangement with the group - at any time possible! Helmets: We recommend that you bring your own helmet. You can easily store it in your suitcase or take it with you as hand luggage. In case of emergency you can also rent a helmet on site. Motorcycle clothing: We recommend that you bring your own motorcycle clothing, as you can be sure that it fits and is comfortable. In an emergency we can provide jackets, boots and kidney belts. 26.09.2021 Crete Motoweek with guide - MOTOURISMO -- 4.
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