Laos Motorcycle Tour.

26 January to 6 February 2026

An off-road motorcycle adventure through Laos is a thrilling journey that takes you deep into the heart of Southeast Asia, where rugged landscapes, remote villages, and pristine wilderness await. It's an experience that blends motorcycle riding with cultural immersion and natural beauty, creating an unforgettable adventure for any adventure traveler.

Laos is a country defined by its mountainous topography, dense jungles, and winding dirt roads that cut through pristine valleys. It's an ideal destination for an off-road motorcycle trip, offering trails that range from challenging, technical routes to scenic backcountry paths that are perfect for exploring

Laos, one of the last undiscovered countries

During this off the beaten path adventure you’ll ride through remote areas and stop in tribal villages where life seems unchanged by the modern world.

Starting in the capital - Vientiane

As is normal with our tours, you’ll be picked up at the airport and transferred to the hotel. That evening, we will have a welcome dinner, during which time you’ll be able to get to know your fellow travellers and guides for the trip.

Vientiane has much to see and do for the traveller, but don’t worry about this as we’ll have a day of guided sightseeing at the end of the trip. To begin with rest at the hotel and get ready for the adventure ahead.

From Vientiane to Luang Prabang

During the next 3 days we will ride from one captal to the next. Luang Prabang is the old original captal of Laos. Steeped in history with many temples it’s a small town rich in culture.

On the way during those 4 days we will journey to Sanakham on the banks of the Mekong River, Xayabouly and finally Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang

Here life moves at a much slower pace than the new captal. This old city with it’s French Colonial architecture and temples is steeped in history at every turn.

We’ll spend a day here sightseeing. See the Monks alms giving ceremony, where the locals and tourists alike donate food to the many monks that live there. Visit the national museum, enjoy the local restarants and night market.

When we leave Luang Prabang, we’ll then spend the next three days riding back to the capital, but taking a different route. We will travel to Phonesavan, then on to the famous Plain of Jars and Vang Vien before then returning to Vientiane with many adventures and stories to tell.

The final day we will have a day of guided sightseeig in Vientiane.

What’s included:

Airport pick up and transfer to the hotel in Vientiane.

Welcome dinner on the first night.

250cc Motorbike and petrol for you to use during the trip.

Breakfast and lunch throughout the trip.

Drinking water as required.

Local english speaking guide throughout the trip.

Van to transfer luggage and support as required.

Entry fees to historical sites that we visit.

Not included:

Internaltional flights.

Personal insurance for riding and motorcycle repairs in case of accident. Please consult with us on this point.

Visa costs.

International driving license if required.

Any alcoholic drinks, soft drinks other than water and evening meals.

Join us on this unforgettable trip.

What you’ll get

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    Group airport transfers on arrival and departure dates (Berlin Airport)

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    5 nights accommodation in en-suite single occupancy room including breakfast.

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    Local daily transportation and museum entry fees where specified.

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    Photography guidance, inspiration and help as required.

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    Small group (min 4, max 8 participants)

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    We will be there throughout the trip to help you, whether it’s food, local info, travel or just getting a coffee.

Price

£1500pp

including everything outlined in the ‘what you’ll get’ section.

Please note this price includes single-occupancy.

For couples sharing, or non-photographer participants sharing with a photographer participant, there is flexibility to offer a discount, please contact us to discuss specifics.

Not included in the price:

  • international flights to/from Berlin

  • any meals or drinks other than specified

  • travel insurance (required)

Please get in touch using the form below if you are interested to come along or have any questions

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • Absolutely not. Feel free to bring your favourite tool for capturing images or video as you wish, be it a smartphone or field camera! We will advise everyone depending on their preferences, from beginners to advanced photography enthusiasts, before the trip.

  • It is reasonable to assume that there will be some walking involved at every location. But our explorations will be slow and allow sufficient time to take in our surroundings and capture them - so everything will be at a reasonable pace.

  • Not at all. We are very experienced in working with a mix of complete beginners as well as technically and creatively accomplished photographers, ensuring that everyone gets a lot out of the experience.

  • Just let us know what is required and we will arrange something to suit your needs for the meals that are included or organised by us. Berlin’s cuisine is very diverse so you will still be able to enjoy some traditional cuisine if you're a pescatarian or a vegetarian for example.

  • No. The price includes accommodation in single occupancy as standard. We may be able to offer a small discount for partners traveling with a participant photographer and sharing a room - just ask.

  • In March, the weather in Berlin is typically cool and variable as the city transitions from winter to spring.

    • Average temperatures usually range from about 2°C (36°F) in the early mornings and evenings to 8°C (46°F)during the day

    • Rain is possible, with March seeing a mix of wet days, but snowfall is less common, though not impossible.

    • The days are gradually getting longer, with more hours of sunlight as the month progresses, though it can still feel chilly, particularly on overcast days or when the wind picks up.

    Overall, March is a transitional month in Berlin, where you'll experience a mix of winter's chill and the first hints of spring warmth. It's advisable to wear layers, including a warm coat, and be prepared for unpredictable weather.