We begin the tour by meeting at the EuroBikeTours offices, where everyone signs in and joins a short safety briefing to ensure all riders feel confident and ready for the journey ahead. This is also a great opportunity to meet your tour guides and get to know your fellow riders before the adventure begins. Once the group is prepared and introductions are made, we set off together for the Hull–Rotterdam ferry to start our trip.

we roll off the ferry and begin our first day on European roads. We start with around 2–3 hours of motorway riding to make good progress south, getting us quickly onto the more enjoyable and scenic motorcycling roads. In total, the day covers roughly 214 miles of relaxed, confidence-building riding.

We make regular stops for fuel, coffee, and photos before arriving at our Hotel. It’s a gentle introduction to the tour, designed to help everyone settle in and feel comfortable for the days ahead.

Leaving the open countryside behind, we head into the rolling hills of the Eifel where the roads begin to twist and flow through dense woodland and quiet valleys. This region is all about rhythm—smooth tarmac, fast sweepers, and a steady chain of corners that keep the ride engaging from start to finish. With dramatic landscapes, hidden villages, and some of Germany’s most enjoyable riding roads, it’s the perfect place to settle into the saddle and enjoy the ride.

Today we dive into the volcanic landscapes and sweeping curves of the Southern Eifel. Known for its “Alpine-style” twisties and perfectly cambered asphalt, this region is a playground for those who love a technical yet fluid ride. We’ll navigate through deep river valleys and past ancient maars (crater lakes), where the grip is legendary and the views of the German countryside are endless. It’s an exhilarating day of leaning through high-speed bends and tight forest hairpins—the ultimate expression of pure motorcycling freedom. We’ll pull over at a local café to recharge and swap stories before hitting the next set of curves.

The next day began with the low hum of engines cutting through the cool morning air as the motorcycles rolled out onto winding roads that climbed and dipped through thick forest and open high ground. The tarmac twisted tightly, demanding focus and smooth control, each bend revealing another stretch of rising asphalt or a sweeping descent. The scent of damp leaves and earth lingered as the riders leaned into corners, the rhythm of throttle and brake becoming almost instinctive. It was a day of pure riding—challenging, immersive, and deeply satisfying—where every mile felt earned and every curve invited just a little more confidence.

Today we explore the winding roads, forests, and charming villages of Luxembourg. (Known as Little Switzerland). Quiet tarmac, scenic rivers, and historic castles make this a relaxed and enjoyable ride — perfect for enjoying the curves, taking in the views, and feeling the freedom of the open road. Stopping at Larochette for a coffee break

Today we explore the winding roads, deep forests, and rugged landscapes of the French Ardennes. (Known as the Green Labyrinth). Scenic river bends, and historic strongholds make this a thrilling and immersive ride — perfect for leaning into the curves, taking in the emerald views, and feeling the freedom of the open road. Passing through the legendary “horseshoe” loops of the Meuse and crossing the border near Bouillon and Florenville, we’ll stop for a coffee break in a quiet village square to soak in the atmosphere.

The ride into Ypres is a highlight of any Belgian tour, as the sweeping agricultural roads of West Flanders give way to the beautifully rebuilt medieval architecture of the city center. After a day of navigating the historic landscapes of the Salient, the evening culminates at the Menin Gate for the Last Post ceremony. Held every night at 8:00 PM, this moving tribute has been performed almost every single day since 1928. It is a dedicated act of remembrance for the soldiers of the British Empire and Commonwealth who died in the Ypres Salient during World War I and have no known grave. Standing among the crowd as the buglers’ notes echo through the massive stone arches is a profound, unforgettable experience that connects every rider to the deep history of the ground they’ve traveled.

After breakfast, we begin our ride back to Europort, enjoying one last scenic journey before boarding the ferry home. It’s the perfect way to round off five days of fantastic riding, great company, and new experiences.

(We sail on the evening ferry 8th June, we dock in Hull on the following morning 8.30-9am on the 9th June).