motorbike tourism in Italy
motorbike tourism in Italy
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Our suggestions are especially located in LIGURIA and VALLE D'AOSTA, two italian regions particularly appropriate for motorbike tourism.The peculiarities of these our regions, if not considering some magic and famous spots of our sea and our mountains, are to be still connected with their historical traditions and architectures, because not included in mass tourism itinerary (they don’t know what they’re missing…!)
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Thanks to its exceptional climate, due to Mediterranean sea and the mountains that protect from cold winds from the north, Liguria is a “motorbike tourism land” suitable for 12 months in a year.
The Ligurian Riviera, famous all over the world, is our choice especially in autumn and winter, while the hinterland, with its sinuous roads that climb up the Appennino, its ancient villages and breathtaking 360º landscape (from Alps on the North to Corsica on the South) are perfect all year long.
The Ligurian Riviera, famous all over the world, is our choice especially in autumn and winter, while the hinterland, with its sinuous roads that climb up the Appennino, its ancient villages and breathtaking 360º landscape (from Alps on the North to Corsica on the South) are perfect all year long.
LIGURIA
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Small Alpine region in the North West of Italy, Valle d’Aosta is a strategical crossroads of Europe surrounded by the highest peaks of the Alps.
The morphology of its territory offers wonderful sceneries with glaciers, lakes, streams alternating with gentle or steep slopes…
In these magic lands, ancient villages will appear to reveal you their secrets with their traditions and picturesque corners, while your motorbike will “dance” through exciting bends and curves.
Several among our itineraries include border crossing to the nearby French and Swiss valleys in order to increase and enjoy the great experience that alpine motorbike tourism is able to offer.
VALLE D'AOSTA
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