What does GoBeyond’s 2026 moto season have in store?

In 2026 we’ll once again be crossing paths on two wheels in some of the most diverse corners of the map: under Japan’s neon lights, in the middle of the Mongolian steppe, on Andean mountain passes, or riding through some of the most beautiful parts of Africa.
Alongside the all-time favourites, we’re adding brand new routes this year – and don’t forget: any of our trips can turn into a private group adventure with your own crew, your own pace and your own dates, tailored just for you.

In Tanzania, every day feels like you’ve arrived in a different version of Africa: dusty dirt roads, sandy tracks, steep climbs and waterfalls follow one another as you ride your Royal Enfield Himalayan in the shadow of Kilimanjaro. We start from a beautiful Bauhaus villa, sleep in authentic luxury lodges out on the savannah, and finish on the white-sand beaches of Zanzibar – where, cocktail in hand, it really hits you what you’ve just ridden through.

In Bolivia, South America shows you a different face every single day: one moment you’re rolling on smooth tarmac, the next you’re on dirt roads disappearing into the jungle, riding over gravel, mud, or even crossing a river on your Royal Enfield Himalayan. Che Guevara’s former hideout, a family farm, a panoramic ecolodge near the Death Road and a 5-star salt hotel at the edge of the salt flats all feature on the route, while indigenous villages, lonely high plateaus and the lights of La Paz keep you company along the way – perfect for riders who like their motorcycle trip to serve up something new every day.

The Swiss Wonder feels like driving through the pages of a dream car book: after an overnight train ride, you’ll spend three days winding your way along Switzerland’s legendary mountain roads. At the end of each day, the five-star comfort of The Chedi Andermatt awaits – fireplace, spa, fine dining – so you can roll out again the next morning and chase the next perfect Swiss pass.

In Kyrgyzstan, asphalt is just a short break: most of the day you’ll be on rocky passes, grassy high plateaus, river crossings and dusty steppe trails on a Honda CRF, riding between yaks, yurt villages and wandering shepherds. Nights end in a design hotel in Bishkek, simple small-town guesthouses and, for one night, a real yurt – this is the kind of nomadic off-road paradise you’d hardly reach any other way.

The Himalaya Motorcycle Tour is a real adventure: you’ll ride up to some of the highest motorable passes on Earth, to places very few people ever reach on two wheels. After the colourful chaos of Delhi, the Buddhist world of Ladakh awaits – monasteries, prayer flags, quiet valleys – with tough riding during the day and hot showers, comfy rooms or glamping tents in the mountains at night. An exciting visit to the top of the world.

By day, we ride 6–10 hours off-road in the world’s most sparsely populated country; by night, we sleep in traditional nomad yurts, where time seems to stop and hospitality has no limits. If you’re drawn to vast open spaces and a simple, honest way of life, Mongolia offers the purest sense of motorcycle freedom you can experience.

This year really is all about the highlights. We take an overnight train from Vienna to Trogir, where the 5th Balkan Rally kicks off with the sea, vintage vehicles and plenty of familiar faces. Then it’s Montenegro, a taste of Kosovo and Albania, sunset over Lake Skadar, and a grand finale on the Bay of Kotor, checking into the comfort of The Chedi Luštica Bay.

In 10 days you’ll cover around 2,000 kilometres of perfect Japanese tarmac, riding between shrines, volcanoes and mountain switchbacks. Left-hand traffic, polite drivers, a Yamaha or Kawasaki between your legs, and in the evenings tatami mats or soft hotel beds, long soaks in onsens – and the realisation that heated toilet seats are one of humanity’s finest inventions.

For a full week it’s oceanfront curves, towering cliffs, semi-desert sections and lush vineyards taking turns. After the buzz of Cape Town, we roll along insane coastal roads, watch wildlife in game reserves, and end the days far from any light pollution, staring at the stars from the terrace of poolside lodges. We ride dusty backroads through forgotten small towns, and pretty much everywhere we stop there’s fresh seafood, amazing steak and great wine on the table. This is the kind of trip where that classic feeling of freedom on a bike comes bundled with South Africa’s most beautiful sides, all in one go.