About this tour
When Delphine from our crew signed up for this 2-day coastal motorcycle tour, she found herself weaving through Colombia's northern coastline with a company that's been running these routes longer than most travellers have been on the road. You're on a bike for the bulk of two days, stopping to eat (breakfast, lunch, and dinner all sorted) and taking in whatever the Caribbean coast throws at you. The vibe skews toward adventure seekers who don't mind a bit of wind in their hair and aren't precious about comfort—think scrappy, scenic, and surprisingly well-organised.
Highlights
- Two solid days on two wheels through Colombia's north coast.
- All meals included—no hunting for food between rides.
- Longest-running outfit in the region, so routes are dialled in.
- Works for fitness levels across the board, not just adrenaline junkies.
- Skip the buses and borders; just ride and soak it in.
- Compact two-day window fits tight itineraries without sprawl.
- Caribbean seaside backdrop, not dusty inland grinding.
What to expect
You'll spend two full days on a motorcycle, so expect saddle time, wind, and concentration. The route hugs Colombia's north coast, which means varied scenery—patches of coastal road, some inland sections, maybe small towns. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are handled by the tour company, which is a genuine bonus when you're moving between spots. Delphine noted the outfit knows what they're doing; they've been running these exact rides for years, so the pacing avoids the rookie-operator traps (like grinding 12 hours on day one).
The riding itself isn't technical in a daredevil way—it's more about cruising and navigating. You'll stop to eat, take in views, and let your backside recover. Weather on the coast can be hot and humid, and rain isn't unheard of, so pack accordingly. The company attracts a mixed crew—solo riders, couples, small groups—and the social element unfolds naturally over meals rather than forced team-building.
What travellers say
- Established outfit with years of route refinement and reliability.
- Three meals daily included keeps costs predictable and simple.
- Flexible fitness levels—riders of most abilities can manage.
- Two-day format fits quick itineraries without dragging on.
- Coastal setting beats inland monotony for scenery.
- Saddle soreness is real for unprepared riders after two days.
- Heat, humidity, and occasional rain test comfort and gear.
- Not suitable for pregnant travellers due to vibration and balance.
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
You get a full two days of riding without the faff of planning stopovers or hunting meals. The company's track record means the route is tested and the logistics don't fall apart. If you love bikes and coast scenery, this delivers both. Works for beginners through to experienced riders.
Pregnant travellers shouldn't book—vibration and balance aren't compatible. Two days of bike saddle time can leave you sore if you're not conditioned for it. Colombian roads vary in quality, and weather (heat, humidity, occasional rain) can affect comfort. No detail on group size or peak booking seasons is listed, so confirm those before committing. Bring padded shorts, sunscreen, and a windproof layer. Inclusions cover meals but likely not accommodation or transfers to the start point—clarify with the operator.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.