Motorcycle Tours Central America - Tours 2026

Motorcycle Tours Central America - Tours 2026

Central America is the dream for motorcycle adventures! With OVERCROSS® since 1999 on guided tours - discover the Belisa route through seven countries.

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All 2 Central America trips

Costa Rica: Coast to Coast Motorcycle Adventure
Costa Rica

Costa Rica: Coast to Coast Motorcycle Adventure

Dec 12, 2026 Jan 11, 2027 Feb 16, 2027 Mar 5, 2027
15 days
The Che Guevara Spirit Tour
Cuba

The Che Guevara Spirit Tour

Oct 19, 2026 Sep 20, 2027 Oct 18, 2027
7 days
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Motorcycle travel through Central America: adventure on two wheels

Central America is the mecca for adventure seekers on two wheels. Since 1999, we at OVERCROSS® have been organizing guided motorcycle trips through this fascinating region. Experience the diversity on our unique Belisa route, which takes you through seven countries - from the volcanoes of Costa Rica to the colonial cities of Cuba. Our tours promise not only stunning landscapes but also intense encounters with the local culture. Discover with us mysterious roads off the tourist trail and fulfill your dream of the perfect motorcycle holiday!

Motorcycle travel through Central America: adventure on two wheels
Motorcycle travel through Central America: adventure on two wheels
Motorcycle travel through Central America: adventure on two wheels
Motorcycle travel through Central America: adventure on two wheels
Bike & Rider Level

Does this trip match your riding level?

<p>Central America has two very different tours to match your riding experience. The Costa Rica coast to coast route is rated skill level 1 and works well if you are relatively new to longer motorcycle trips: the roads are mostly paved and only occasionally test you with a mountain pass near Cerro de la Muerte. The Cuba tour on a Harley-Davidson sits at skill level 2, since you will be riding a heavier bike through Havana's traffic and on to Cienfuegos and Varadero, so some confidence handling a bigger machine helps.</p><p>The motorcycle is part of the price on both tours, so you will not need to ship or bring your own. On Cuba you are given a Harley-Davidson from our fleet, serviced by our mechanics before departure, with a replacement bike on standby for the whole week. On the Costa Rica route you ride a Yamaha XT600E or XT660R, both prepared for the mix of highway and gravel between the Pacific and the Caribbean.</p><p>A typical day starts with a briefing on the stage ahead. On Cuba that means city touring in Havana, then transfers between colonial towns such as Trinidad and Santa Clara, with a support vehicle carrying your luggage. On Costa Rica, riding days alternate between coastal stretches and the climb to Cerro de la Muerte, with your multilingual guide leading throughout and stops built in for the Jaguar Rescue Center, coffee plantations and Arenal Volcano.</p>

Experience required

The Costa Rica coast to coast tour is skill level 1 and friendly to less experienced riders on its mostly paved route. The Cuba Harley-Davidson tour is skill level 2, so some confidence with a heavier bike in city and mixed traffic helps.

Own bike allowed

No, the tour price includes the motorcycle. On Cuba you are given a Harley-Davidson from our fleet with a replacement bike on standby; on Costa Rica you ride a Yamaha XT600E or XT660R provided for the route.

Daily distance

Distances differ by tour: Cuba is a compact 7-day route between Havana, Cienfuegos and Varadero, while Costa Rica spreads its coast-to-coast crossing over 15 days with more time built in for stops.

Typical day

Each day opens with a route briefing. Cuba mixes city touring and transfers between colonial towns with a support vehicle for luggage. Costa Rica alternates coastal stretches with mountain climbs, led throughout by a multilingual guide.

Traveler reviews

What riders say about Central America

★★★★★ 4.5 / 5
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The Che Guevara Spirit Tour
The Harley Davidson motorcycle trips through Cuba showcased the various facets of the island, especially from Havana to Cienfuegos to Varadero. The group dynamics were crucial; with a maximum of 10 participants, the pace proved to be balanced, so both beginners and experienced riders enjoyed...
Matthias F.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The Che Guevara Spirit Tour
The route planning for the Harley Davidson motorcycle tours through Cuba is well thought out and varied, with a balanced mix of city and countryside rides. The days, such as the city tour in Havana and the visit to the Che Guevara mausoleum, are strategically...
Tim K.
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
The Che Guevara Spirit Tour
The Harley Davidson motorcycle tours through Cuba provide knowledgeable support from a dedicated team that is always available throughout the entire seven days. During the city tour in Havana and the visit to the Che Guevara mausoleum, we received in-depth information about the history and...
Philipp M.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Costa Rica: Coast to Coast Motorcycle Adventure
The Costa Rica motorcycle trips: coast to coast offers a well-thought-out organization that is evident in the daily briefings before the stages. The clear route planning takes you along idyllic coastal roads and through the winding mountains of the Quetzal National Park. The group, with...
Bernd H.
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
Costa Rica: Coast to Coast Motorcycle Adventure
The Costa Rica motorcycle trip from coast to coast, guided by a German-speaking guide, enables a clear group dynamic with a maximum of 14 participants. The route through the winding roads of the Quetzal National Park and the volcanic areas around Irazu and Turrialba requires...
Thomas F.
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
Costa Rica: Coast to Coast Motorcycle Adventure
The motorcycle tours in Costa Rica from Orotina to the Caribbean offer a clear structure and well-thought-out support. The German-speaking tour guide ensured that we received precise instructions throughout the entire 15 days, whether during the daily briefings or the route descriptions. The group size...
Uwe K.
FAQ

Booking questions

What's included in the price of a Central America motorcycle tour?
Both tours include your motorcycle, a guide throughout, accommodation and the meals listed in the itinerary, plus the travel protection certificate required under BGB §651r. On Cuba that's hotels and private homes with breakfast, lunch and dinner; on Costa Rica it's 3 to 4 star accommodation in a shared double room with breakfast, plus airport transfers and entry fees for the planned activities.
What isn't included in the price?
Flights, fuel and travel health insurance are extra on both tours. On Cuba, alcoholic drinks aren't included either. On Costa Rica you'll also need your own riding gear and helmet, plus separate comprehensive or theft cover for the rental bike if you want it.
Do I need previous riding experience?
The Costa Rica coast to coast tour is rated skill level 1 and is friendly to less experienced riders on its mostly paved route. The Cuba Harley-Davidson tour is rated skill level 2, so some confidence riding a heavier bike through city and mixed traffic will help you enjoy it more.
What motorcycle will I be riding?
Your motorcycle is included in the tour price. On Cuba you ride a Harley-Davidson from our fleet, serviced by our mechanics before the trip, with a replacement bike on standby all week. On Costa Rica you're given a Yamaha XT600E or XT660R suited to the coast-to-coast route.
How large are the groups on these tours?
The Cuba tour takes a maximum of 10 riders, and on Costa Rica the group is capped at 14. Both are led by a guide the whole way, and Costa Rica adds a support vehicle for luggage when the group is larger.
How does booking and the deposit work?
Once you send your inquiry we confirm your spot and issue the travel protection certificate required for all OVERCROSS trips under BGB §651r, which protects your payment if we become insolvent. Full deposit and payment details are shared with you directly during booking.

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