about 2 months ago
Helpful and handy people
Helpful and handy people, lovely riders, new friendships, feels like a family. Attended 2 tours (Mongolia 2024 and Namibia 2026), would love to do it again.
Namibia
RIDE THE ENDLESS HORIZON
- Africa Motorcycle Tours -
Highlights
Motorcycle
Royal Enfield 410cc / 450cc Himalayan
Accommodation
Hotels
Twin-Sharing
Duration
12 Days - 11 Nights
Dates
Jul 5th - 16th 2026
Distance
2303 Km
Riding Hours
4-6 per day
Terrain
All Terrain
Difficulty
Intermediate
Prices
Rider US $5,500
Pillion US $3,750
Single Supplement $500
Request the Ride Guide with Itinerary
What's Included
Motorcycle, Fuel & Spares
Ride the Royal Enfield 410cc Himalayan
Accommodation
A selection of Guest houses and handpicked hotels
All Meals
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages
Expert Guides
Local and international guides
Full Support
Support vehicle, crew and mechanic
Airport Transfers
Airport pick-up and drop
Entrance Fees
All entrances to sites, national parks, tolls, etc.
First Aid Equipment
(Hopefully it won't be necessary)
Not included
Flight Tickets
Visas
Personal Travel Insurance
Personal Health Insurance
Alcoholic Beverages
About Namibia - Ride the Endless Horizon
Namibia is a land defined by distance, light and silence. Ride the Endless Horizon is a 12-day motorcycle expedition across vast desert plains, dramatic canyon landscapes and some of the most scenic gravel roads in Africa.
Our journey begins in Windhoek before heading south into the Kalahari, where red dunes and open savannah stretch endlessly under wide skies. From there, we ride toward the immense Fish River Canyon, standing at its edge to take in one of the continent’s most powerful geological formations.
The route continues west through remote desert terrain to the Atlantic coast and the historic town of Lüderitz, where the Namib Desert meets the ocean in striking contrast. Along the way, expect open roads, shifting desert light and the possibility of spotting oryx, springbok and the famous wild desert horses near Aus.
One of the highlights of this journey is the legendary D707 — widely regarded as Namibia’s most beautiful gravel road — cutting through mountain backdrops and rolling dune fields. The expedition culminates at Sossusvlei, where towering red dunes rise from the desert floor, offering one of the most iconic landscapes in Africa.
This tour is about rhythm and immersion — long, flowing gravel roads, remote fuel stops, wide horizons and the quiet intensity of the desert. Evenings are spent in carefully selected lodges and guesthouses, offering comfort, good food and time to absorb the day’s ride.
Ride the Endless Horizon is not about conquering terrain — it is about crossing space. Namibia delivers scale in every direction, and this journey allows you to experience it fully, from the saddle of a Royal Enfield Himalayan.
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Frequently Asked
Sri Lanka applies moderate precautions. In general, there are no restrictions for fully vaccinated travelers. Non-vaccinated travelers are allowed to entry the country however are required to go under PCR tests and a 8 days / 7 nights of quarantine in a approved hotel/resort of choice. For more info please visit https://www.srilanka.travel/helloagain/
All travelers are required to get a “local covid-19 insurance” which covers eventual medical expenses up to US $75,000. The cost is US $12. For more info: https://portal.pionline.lk/covidinsurance/
Visa applications can be requested online through the official website: https://www.eta.gov.lk/slvisa/
To ride in Sri Lanka you need a valid International Driving License and an endorsement from the Ceylon AA (the local Automobile Association) which we will obtain for you upon booking confirmation.
- Good crash helmet (BS Kite Mark)
- Protective Jackets
- Protective gloves
- Protective trousers
- Goggles
- Waterproof bike boots, shin and ankle protection
- Windproof and waterproof trousers and jacket
- Scarf or bandana to keep dust out of your nose and mouth
- Sunglasses
- Torch
- High Factor sun cream (30+ minimum)
- Lip balm
- Mosquito repellent
The climate in Sri Lanka is tropical and consists of both wet and dry seasons. In general, during the day the temperature is above 25C°, however it can get lower in the highlands (14/15C°).
Beside protective clothing such as pants, boots and jackets for when riding, in general you can wear shorts and light t-shirts. It is also recommended to bring a sweater or two, alongside with some long pants for when staying at higher altitude. Waterproof jacket is also recommended as some days might be rainy.
Partners, family members or friends of riders can also join and travel in the support vehicle at Pillion price.
The minimum number of riders required for any tour in Sri Lanka is 3. The maximum number of riders per group is 10.
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