Discover the Beauty of Vancouver Island on a Motorcycle

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Overview of the trip
Start Place

Vancouver

Trip length

1125 miles

Trip duration

8 days

Discover the Beauty of Vancouver Island on a Motorcycle

Vancouver | 1125 miles | 8 days
starting from $3,084.00

Embark on an unforgettable guided motorcycle journey across the USA with Motul Ride! Explore stunning landscapes and trace the footsteps of gold prospectors and indigenous tribes. From Vancouver Island's beaches to Whistler's snow-capped peaks, the Okanagan Valley's vineyards, and untouched wilderness, this adventure promises surprises at every turn. Visit art galleries, cultural centers, enjoy ferry crossings, and experience the thrill of riding through breathtaking vistas. This USA motorcycle tour is tailored for American motorcycle enthusiasts seeking an expertly guided experience. Get ready for an awe-inspiring adventure where the road becomes your guide and memories are made to last a lifetime.

Inclusions

  • Late Model Motorcycle Rental
  • Motorcycle Friendly Hotels
  • Mobile Tour Guide App
  • Half-Shell Helmet for Rider and Pillion
  • Unlimited Mileage
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Day 1: Vancouver
Your Canadian journey begins in Vancouver, the largest city in British Columbia and the cultural hub of the country's West Coast. If you have a passion for nature and wide-open spaces, you're in for a treat! Take this first day to explore the modern city where the Pacific Ocean meets mountains and forests. Discover Vancouver's parks and gardens, such as the expansive Stanley Park, even larger than Central Park! Stroll along the Seawall, the world's longest waterfront path, or immerse yourself in the heart of Chinatown, the second largest in North America after San Francisco's. Spend the night at a downtown hotel.

Day 2: Vancouver - Victoria
After a hearty breakfast, it's time to kick-start your motorcycle adventure! Pick up your trusty steed and hit the road towards Tsawwassen, just south of Vancouver. Board a ferry to cross the bay and reach Vancouver Island. If you wish, make a stop at one of the Gulf Islands, part of the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, known for its lush and endangered nature, as well as its vibrant artist communities and art galleries. Once in Victoria, take the time to explore the city. British Columbia's capital boasts a historic downtown area with ancient buildings like the Parliament and the Empress Hotel, as well as the Royal BC Museum, beautiful beaches, and relaxing parks.

Day 3: Victoria - Tofino
Leave Victoria and head north on Highway 1 towards Duncan, also known as the "City of Totems." Along the way, make a stop to admire panoramic ocean views from the summit of Malahat Drive. In Duncan, a small town nestled in the Cowichan Valley, don't miss the Quw'utsun Cultural Centre. Run by the Cowichan Tribes, this center offers exhibitions of traditional objects and performances. Most importantly, you can witness the native carvers working on the famous totem poles that have made the city famous. Don't hesitate to explore the surrounding vineyards or visit the first cidery in British Columbia! Back on your bike, continue north to your next stop, passing through Chemainus, renowned for its murals, Ladysmith, and Nanaimo. Finally, take Highway 4 to cross the island and reach Tofino, a popular destination for surfers, where you'll spend the night.

Day 4: Tofino - Whistler
Your motorcycle road trip takes you back to the mainland. Follow Highway 4 to return to Nanaimo, where you'll board a ferry. Set your sights on Horseshoe Bay! This village marks the beginning of the scenic Highway 99, also known as the "Sea to Sky" highway. And it lives up to its name: you'll start by hugging Howe Bay, a network of fjords along the Pacific, before ascending into the mountains. Magnificent views of valleys, rivers, and lakes await you all the way to Whistler, a ski resort nestled amidst picturesque terrain. For the evening, enjoy dinner atop the mountain, take a stroll in the town center, or relax in the therapeutic baths. Spend the night in Whistler.

Day 5: Whistler - Kamloops
Rise and shine for another day of riding. Hop on your motorcycle and continue along Highway 99 to Pemberton. This rustic village is nestled at the foot of Mount Currie in a region known for its potatoes. Further north, you'll reach Lillooet, a small town set in a spectacular area surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Once a significant mining center and a pivotal point as Mile 0 of the Cariboo Road leading to gold mines, Lillooet is steeped in history. Proceed to Cache Creek, where you have the opportunity to visit an Indigenous Interpretation Centre to learn more about the Shuswap people, who inhabited the region before the gold rush. Don't miss the chance to join a guided tour on-site! Finally, Kamloops awaits you as the day's final destination. With its museum, art galleries, and sporting events, the city offers plenty of attractions and will be your overnight stop.

Day 6: Kamloops - Penticton
Set off on your motorcycle early in the morning to reach Vernon in the Okanagan Valley. As the city sits at the confluence of four valleys and is bordered by three lakes, there is much to see and do. Your journey through the heart of British Columbia continues with a visit to Kelowna, the largest city in the valley. With warm summers and mild weather from fall to spring, it is an ideal region for grape cultivation. You'll have the opportunity to explore vineyards around Okanagan Lake! This lake is known to be the refuge of a monster similar to the Loch Ness Monster. Along its shores lies the charming town of Penticton, renowned for its golf courses and orchards, where you'll spend the night.

Day 7: Penticton - Vancouver
Your final day of motorcycle adventure in British Columbia takes you to the Canadian wine capital, Oliver, and then to Osoyoos. Osoyoos is the last town in the Okanagan Valley before the US border. It is situated near a lake that bears the same name and is known for having the warmest waters in Canada. With its semi-arid climate and desert-like landscapes, it is a popular destination for tourists seeking relaxation by the water. Before returning to Vancouver, several other stops await you along the way: Princeton with its 50 lakes, Manning Park, and Hope in the Cascade Mountains. This highly photogenic region will captivate you with its idyllic landscapes of alpine meadows, crystal-clear rivers, and snow-covered peaks. Once back in Vancouver, it's time to return your bike and check into your hotel for the night.

Day 8: Vancouver
It's the end of your motorcycle adventure on the roads of Canada and Vancouver Island! After immersing yourself in nature, it's time to depart. You will be transferred to Vancouver International Airport for your return flight.

Important information

Not included in the price :
 
  • Airfare
  • Meals except where specified
  • Anything not listed in “What’s Included” above
 

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