FAQS

  • Rental enduros between 200cc and 500cc (larger models available for a surcharge).

  • Seven overnight stays, breakfast, five full-day motorcycle tours, rental enduro, insurance, and tour guide.

  • The motorcycle tour of Crete is suitable for beginners with solid riding experience and for advanced riders. You will travel a lot of gravel, serpentine roads, and rocky coastal paths. Fitness and concentration are important, but it is not a hard enduro.

  • Depending on the group, the off-road percentage roughly ranges between 60 and 80 percent. The motorcycle tour of Crete uses gravel roads, field paths, and mountain trails; asphalt mainly serves as a connection between the off-road sections.

  • Crete combines high mountains, coastal cliffs, gorges, plains, and olive groves in a very compact space. This makes each stage feel different, from alpine character to coastal flow, and the island feels like a small continent for enduro riders.

  • In spring and autumn, the temperatures are usually ideal at 18-26 °C with pleasant air. In summer, it can get significantly hotter, especially in the south. Tours also take place during the summer months, then with adjusted break and start times.

  • Enduro helmet, protective jacket, gloves, boots, and ventilated motorcycle clothing are mandatory. A hydration bladder, sunscreen, lightweight rain jacket, and possibly knee protectors make the motorcycle tour of Crete significantly more comfortable and safer.

  • Expect about 90-150 kilometers per day and 5-7 riding hours including breaks. The daily performance is determined less by the kilometers than by the terrain, elevation gain, and photo stops.

  • The motorcycle tour of Crete is organized as a star tour with a fixed hotel base in Matala. All off-road days start and end from there - so you ride with light daily luggage and have a constant retreat by the sea.

  • Rain or wind can make gravel and mountain paths more challenging. The guides then adjust the route so that the motorcycle tour of Crete remains safe, yet still exciting and varied.

  • Many of the exciting paths are unmarked, seasonally tricky, or only known locally. A guide knows legal routes, weather windows, and alternative paths - this makes the motorcycle tour of Crete safer, more efficient, and significantly more intense than alone with a GPS.