Motorcycle Touring in the UK and Ireland is unlike anything in the rest of Europe. Wild rugged terrain, ancient Castles and Historic sights at every turn and some truly stunning hidden roads to keep you coming back for more. Let Magellan introduce you to the best these Isles have to offer.
Whether you’re looking to explore the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland, explore the English and Welsh national parks in the Peak District, Lake District and Brecon Beacons, ride the famous Scottish North Coast 500, visit the Isle of Skye, or soak up the history and culture in Dublin, Edinburgh, Bath and more we’ve got you covered.
Our Guided and Self Guided trips cover every destination you could think of, but if you don’t see exactly what you’re looking for, get in touch and we can plan a fully bespoke trip tailored just for you.
OUR UK AND IRELAND MOTORCYCLE TOURS
HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR MOTORCYCLE TOURS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES AND IRELAND
- The Irish coastline: Explore the Crag Caves, Giants Causeway, Blarney Castle and Waterford Viking triangle and see what the craic is all about.
- Distilleries: On our Scottish tours take a trip to the home of Tomintoul Glenlivet whisky, the Talisker distillery, John O’Groats and the hotel where Drambuie was invented. The when in Ireland explore the Bushmills distillery, the oldest whisky distillery in Ireland.
- Ring of Kerry: Ride the epic World Heritage route that takes in some of the finest scenery and views anywhere in the british isles.
- Not just the NC500: While the North Coast 500 reigns supreme we also take time to visit the Great Glen and relax by the banks of Loch Lomond and Loch Ness.
- Cuillin and Skye: The jagged Cuillin mountains are a sight to behold as is the bleak and beautiful landscape of the Isle of Sky. We also visit numerous castles and pop into Greta Green, the go to destination for young couples eloping from England!
- National Parks aplenty: The Peak District, the Yorkshire Dales, the Cairngorms, the Trossachs and the Lake District with it’s famous cat and fiddle road to name but a few all make it onto our itineraries.
- Stonehenge: One of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments is a fascinating stop not to be missed.
- Alpine Snowdonia: Wales’s crowning glory, Snowdonia National park envelops Mount Snowdon itself, the tallest mountain in Wales and England with views to match.