The Philippines are a motorcycle paradise! Explore winding roads in Luzon, visit the Rizal Monument and the impressive Banaue rice terraces.
The Philippines are a dream destination for those who want to experience exciting motorcycle trips in a unique setting. Winding roads in Luzon allow you to discover impressive landscapes and cultural highlights such as the Rizal Monument or the UNESCO-protected Banaue Rice Terraces. Ride to the Kawasan Falls in Cebu or enjoy the ride to the stunning White Beach in Boracay. Here, breathtaking views await you, along with vibrant festivals and the delicious variety of Filipino cuisine. Embrace the adventures on two wheels and experience the hospitality of the motorcycle community!
Our motorcycle tours in the Philippines cover two very different profiles. The 13-day North Luzon tour rides winding mountain roads past the Banaue rice terraces and the historic town of Vigan, mostly on asphalt with shorter unpaved sections, a good match for riders with solid road experience and a bit of off-road feel. The 10-day enduro tour across Negros, Siquijor and Bohol is built for experienced riders: mud tracks, narrow hanging bridges and volcano trails around Kanlaon call for confident standing and a calm head on loose ground.
You ride a motorcycle provided on site on both tours; bringing your own bike isn't an option here, since the islands are only connected by ferry between stages. On the enduro tour, daily stages run up to around 150 km over trails, gravel and hanging bridges, while the North Luzon tour keeps shorter, more winding stages with more time for photo stops at the rice terraces and coastal towns.
A typical day starts with a briefing on the stage ahead, GPS track included, before the group of up to 10 riders heads out with a support vehicle and mechanic close behind on the technical sections. In the evening you'll find a solid 3-star apartment on North Luzon or simpler lodging on the smaller islands, ready for the next stage in the morning.
The North Luzon tour needs solid road experience with some confidence on short unpaved sections. The Negros, Siquijor and Bohol enduro tour demands real off-road skills: riding standing up, braking in mud and crossing hanging bridges.
No, on both Philippine tours you ride a motorcycle provided on site. Because of the island layout and the ferry crossings between stages, riders don't bring their own machine.
On the enduro tour, stages run up to around 150 km over trails, gravel and hanging bridges. The North Luzon tour rides shorter, more winding stages with more stops at rice terraces and historic towns.
Mornings start with a briefing and GPS track, then you ride in groups of up to 10 riders with a support vehicle and mechanic. Evenings bring a 3-star apartment on North Luzon or simpler island lodging.
All four regions, from Luzon to Negros, Bohol and Siquijor, ride best between December and April, when the dry season keeps trails firm and ferries reliable. Outside these months, heavier rain softens the ground and makes the off-road stages on Negros noticeably harder. Plan your trip in this window for the driest trails and the smoothest island-hopping.
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