Worldwide Motorcycle Expedi

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Worldwide Motorcycle Expeditions & Tours
Your Adventure - Our Expertise
www.globebusters.com
Introduction
2014 has been an extraordinary year of challenge
and change, but the highlight for GlobeBusters
was supporting the first ever bikers from Thailand
on their 12,000 mile ride from London back home
to Bangkok. Notwithstanding a mountain of visa
bureaucracy and numerous reticent border
officials who’d never previously seen Thai number
plates, Patima and Pawee arrived home to a hero’s
welcome, realizing a dream that we were privileged
to facilitate.
Introduction
So, when you want to do your dream ride, why leave
it to chance? You need to be with a team that has a
proven track record. One with direct, on the ground
expertise, year in and year out, and an extensive
global network to back it up. A team headed up by
people who are hands-on, passionate about each
destination and involved in each and every ride.
GlobeBusters is that team.
You can see the passion in the pictures in our
brochure, hear it in our rider feedback and you only
have to look at our repeat business to know that
when your ride with GlobeBusters, the chances are
it will not be “once in a lifetime”.
Many come back for more. Others are inspired to
take off on their own – we’ve instilled such a level
of confidence. So it becomes a lifestyle. Just like it
is for us.
Kevin & Julia Sanders
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Kevin & Julia Sanders
Pawee & Patima
Contents
EXPEDITIONS
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10-11
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14-15
16-17
High Andes
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Africa
Southern Africa
20-21
Asia
ACE TO ACE: London to Beijing
Himalayas - Delhi to Bangkok
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Americas
Trans Americas - Argentina to Alaska
Patagonia
Northern Andes
Central America & Mexico
North America
ADVENTURE TOURS
Americas
Patagonia – To the End of the Earth
Colombia – Andes & Caribbean
Peru – Andes & Machu Picchu
Alaska & The Yukon
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Africa
Namibia & South Africa
South Africa – Garden Route
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DATES & PRICES
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Important
Each Expedition / Adventure Tour is labelled with rating for both “Riding Difficulty” and
“Unpaved Roads” (given as a %) allowing itineraries to be matched with individual rider ability.
There is also an “Off the Bike” section detailing other activities, experiences, and sight-seeing
whilst en-route, some of which may incur an additional cost.
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What We Do
We operate two styles of trips:
EXPEDITIONS or ADVENTURE TOURS
What is a Motorcycle Expedition?
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“Once in a lifetime” motorcycle rides, crossing
continents or epic routes, through the Americas,
Asia and Africa
Expeditions are longer in duration, usually
between 5 – 18 weeks
You use your own motorcycle. We organise the
motorcycle freight
We welcome any make of motorcycle, but we
recommend a minimum 600cc dual purpose bike
is best suited for our Expeditions.
What is an Adventure Tour?
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Exciting motorcycle rides on “off the beaten
track” routes in the Americas or Africa
Adventure Tours are shorter duration, usually
between 14 – 21 days
We organise and use local motorcycle hire
Both our Expeditions and Adventure Tours are
fully supported by one or two GlobeBusters
Motorcycle Leaders, with a Support Vehicle
and Driver as back-up.
Kick Start your own World Tour with GlobeBusters!
Our Expeditions can be a great start to your own
extended world trip. Maybe book London to Beijing
and then continue on your own to South East Asia or
join us to ride South America and carry on your own
ride to North America.
You get the benefits of our pre-trip briefings
before you go.
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Why Choose Us?
We do all the detail and difficult stuff - you just have the ride of your life!
Over the past 16 years, GlobeBusters Founder and
Double Guinness World Record™ Holder for Global
Motorcycling, Kevin Sanders, has ridden more than
half a million miles around the planet, both
independently and leading groups.
Why Choose Us?
His exploits have taken him down the entire length
of the Americas on eight occasions, six times across
China and Central Asia, two circumnavigations of
the world, (one leading the longest continuous
upported motorcycle expedition ever operated), the
Trans-Siberian Highway, as well as numerous other
rides in Africa, Australia, South East Asia and
South America.
In addition to Kevin’s experience, our hand-picked
support team all of whom are seasoned global
travellers, are perfectly placed to provide the very
best of support, guaranteeing the ride of your life.
To put it simply, our amassed knowledge, experience
and expertise is second to none.
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Remember! When embarking on the motorcycling
adventure of a lifetime, you need to be certain that
you are going with an operator who has a proven
track record, established global networks and
first-hand experience of the routes and regions you
are riding in.
WE ARE THAT TEAM
This Is What We Do
Packing and Planning
We deliver pre-trip briefings, packing lists, guidance
notes and document checklists to prepare you and
your bike, ensuring you are ready to go.
Motorcycle Freight
For our Expeditions, we take care of the motorcycle
freight. Just drop your bike off with our agent. Even if
you are based outside the UK, we can assist.
Ride your Own Way
We give you the freedom to self-navigate and ride
your own ride. We supply detailed daily notes, GPS
co-ordinates and GPS mapping. Alternatively, relax
and follow your Motorcycle Leader.
Motorcycle Hire
For our Adventure Tours, we co-ordinate with the
local rental agency and ensure that your bike is
waiting at the hotel for your arrival.
Mechanical Breakdown or Crash Damage
We have a Support Vehicle and Driver to assist in
case of on the road problems. If we can’t fix it, we
will carry you and your bike to the nearest workshop
and / or order parts for you.
Visas
We work with our specialist visa agency and have
an online system for ordering exactly what you need,
in advance of travel, irrespective of nationality.
Servicing & Tyres
On Expeditions, things wear out, so we pre-book bike
servicing at main dealerships (where available) en
route. We also pre-order tyres for you.
Itinerary
We provide detailed itineraries, with pre-booked
accommodation. If something unforeseen happens,
then we re-plan all hotels and new routings.
Emergency
If it’s a minor injury or illness, with quick recovery
time, then we carry you and your bike in the Support
Vehicle until you are ready to ride again.
Borders
We tell you what documents you need. We know
every border we use and we know the processes.
We get you through.
For anything more serious, we get you to the
nearest medical facility and will implement your
travel insurance policy. We’ll notify any family
members you’ve asked us to and we will ensure that
plans are in place for your repatriation, if necessary.
We assist with repatriation of your bike too.
Why Choose Us?
Carnet de Passage
If you need it for the trip, we get it for you. It’s included.
GlobeBusters Support Team
We provide a team of highly skilled, dedicated
and enthusiastic individuals to support your ride.
Whatever challenges en route, our aim is to find
a solution and keep you going.
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Trans Americas
Argentina to Alaska
Awesome, The Ultimate, Epic, Extraordinary and Life Changing.
Not our words, but the words of our customers
A journey of epic proportions, traversing the Pan American along the length
of the Americas Continent, from its most southern point, Ushuaia, Argentina
to the northern reaches of Alaska and Prudhoe Bay.
Trans Americas
“It is over 9 years since I completed the first Trans Americas
with GlobeBusters and in all of the rides I have done since,
to some amazing places that one experience has never been
equalled, let alone bettered. Kevin and Julia are the masters
in their class of motorcycling adventure travel”.
David Power, UK. Trans Americas 2005
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Argentina Chile Bolivia Peru Ecuador Colombia
Central America Mexico USA Canada Alaska
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Patagonia (Page 10-11)
Week 1 - 2 Argentina & Tierra del Fuego
Week 3 - 4 Patagonia & Chilean Lake District
Stage Two
Northern Andes (Page 12-13)
Week 5 - 6 Northern Argentina & Bolivia
Week 7 - 8
Peru & Ecuador
Week 9 Colombia
Stage Three
Central America & Mexico (Page 14-15)
Week 10 - 11
Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua
Week 12 Honduras, Guatemala
Week 13 - 14
Mexico
Stage Four
North America (Page 16-17)
Week 15 - 16 USA
Week 17 - 18
Canada
Week 19 Alaska
Trans Americas
Stage One Short on Time?
This expedition has 4 separate stages; ride all four for
the full Pan American experience, or select just one
stage or combine two or three stages. We are flexible.
For daily itinerary and terms & conditions go to www.globebusters.com
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Patagonia
Stage One of Trans Americas – Buenos Aires, Argentina to Santiago, Chile.
Riding to the most southern point reachable by road, then turning north through pristine
wilderness on the Carretera Austral and across the Chilean Lake District.
Patagonia
Highlights
Resting at the southern tip of South America,
Patagonia is a remote, but incredibly beautiful
part of the world, where the terrain is pristine
wilderness, the granite peaks and glaciers are
monumental and the temperate cloud forest,
waterfalls and lakes create a magnificent back
drop for an amazing combination of paved and
dirt road riding.
Off the Bike
Marvel at the tango dancing, taste Patagonia
roast lamb or the best steaks in the world, take
a horse ride with the gauchos, visit the wild
penguin and sea lion colonies, sip on a velvety
Argentinian Malbec, go ice trekking on the
Perito Moreno Glacier.
“What an adventure! Fabulous routes, stunning
places every day, a professional crew with
passion for biking and fellow adventurers. Lots
of happy memories”.
Kevin & Kalok Bonar, UK. Patagonia 2012
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Dates: 1 March – 30 March 2016
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Buenos Aires & Tango! Sierra de la Ventana, Peninsula Valdez and
penguin colonies, south on Ruta 3 – the Atlantic Coast Road.
Week 2
Cross the Magellan Straits. Tierra del Fuego. Ushuaia and the
“End of the Road” in Bahia Lapataia.
Week 3
Torres del Paine National Park, El Calafate & Perito Moreno Glacier,
Ruta 40 & Argentine Estancia, Carretera Austral.
Week 4
Lakeside town of Bariloche, Seven Lakes Route, Pucon & the Lakes,
Salto de Laja Waterfalls. Santiago, capital of Chile.
Patagonia
Week 1
Short on Time? You can experience:
l Patagonia in 17 days by booking our “Patagonia - To the
Ends of the Earth” Adventure Tour (see page 31)
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Northern Andes
Stage Two of Trans Americas – Santiago, Chile to Bogota, Colombia.
Riding along the spine of the Andes at altitudes of up to 4,800m – endless
traffic free twisting mountain roads with stunning vistas crossing the
Equator and into the tropics.
Northern Andes
Highlights
The very best of the Andes and the very
essence of South America – high altitude riding
to Lake Titicaca – watch out for llamas and pink
flamingos on the twisty mountain roads. Try
the famous “Road of Death” in Bolivia, the dirt
gorge of Canyon del Pato and the Sacred Valley
of the Incas, followed by the ride from Cusco to
Nasca, one of the best in the world! Then, cross
the Equator to reach the biking paradise that is
Colombia – jaw dropping vistas, perfect winding
roads through lush tropical landscapes.
Off the Bike
Trek through the ancient Inca Citadel of Machu
Picchu, sample wines from the vineyards of
Cafayate, take a boat out on Lake Titicaca, taste
the burgers and beers at the famous biker
bar – The Norton Rats in Cusco, wander the
Witches Market in La Paz, visit the Gold
Museum in Bogota or go zip lining through the
coffee plantations!
“If it’s your dream, make it happen. I’m just a working guy, if I can do it, anyone can”.
Andy Varga, UK. Trans Americas 2011
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Dates: 28 March – 4 May 2016
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Santiago, Chile. Cross the Andes to Argentina past Aconcagua. The
cloud forests of Tafi del Valle. Vineyards of Cafayate.
Week 6
Bolivia. Potosi and the ancient silver mines. La Paz and the Witches
Market. Road of Death (Optional). Barge across Lake Titicaca.
Week 7
Peru. Puno and visit to Uros Islands. Cusco & Sacred Valley of the
Incas, the Fortress of Ollantaytambo. Machu Picchu. Descend 3,500m
to Nasca Desert.
Week 8
Pan American Highway through desert. Climb back into the Andes.
Huaraz & the Canyon del Pato. Pacific Coast & Huanchaco. Chiclayo
& Lord of Sipan.
Week 9
Ecuador – Loja, Cuenca, Quito and cross the Equator.
Colombia – Popayan, the coffee plantations of Alcala. Bogota.
Northern Andes
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l Colombia in 16 days by booking our “Colombia - Andes
& Caribbean” Adventure Tour (see page 32)
l Chile, Bolivia & Peru in 17 days by booking our “Andes
& Machu Picchu” Adventure Tour (see page 33)
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Central America
& Mexico
Stage Three of Trans Americas - Panama City to Tucson, Arizona.
Central America & Mexico delivers colour and chaos, smoking volcanoes and pristine beaches,
tropical jungle and pine forests, highland markets and mariachi . . . simply unforgettable.
Highlights
Ride the Pan American Highway through the small, lively
and colourful countries that make up Central America, past
the volcanoes of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, idyllic ocean
views of the Pacific and Caribbean, the lush highlands
and market towns of Guatemala, onto the cooler climes of
the winding roads of the Sierra Madre Mountains and the
colonial heartland of Mexico.
Off the Bike
Visit the Miraflores Locks at the Panama Canal, go white
water rafting or zip lining at Selva Verde, bargain at the
markets of Chichicastenango, wander through the colonial
town of Granada, try magnificent margaritas in Mexico,
smell the incenses at the main cathedral in Zacatecas,
imagine you are Indiana Jones when walking through the
Mayan Ruins of Copan and Palenque!
“Nothing prepared me for the feeling of excitement and
anticipation I felt every day pulling on my bike boots,
knowing one thing for certain, that today was going to
contain memories that would last a lifetime”.
Mark Hailwood, UK. Trans Americas 2011
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Panama Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras
Guatemala Mexico USA
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Panama City & The Panama Canal. Cross the Bridge of the
Americas. Costa Rica – Cahuita on the Caribbean Coast.
Tropical jungles of Selva Verde.
Week 11
The smoking Arenal Volcano. Playa Hermosa and white
sands of Pacific beaches. Nicaragua – Colonial town of
Granada. Honduras – Mayan Ruins of Copan.
Week 12
Guatemala – Old cobbled streets of Antigua de Guatemala,
Chichicastenango’s busy market and the forests of the
Guatemala Highlands.
Week 13
Mexico – San Cristobal de la Casas, Palenque Mayan Ruins.
Relax on the Caribbean Costa Esmeralda. Twisting roads of
the Sierra Madre Mountains.
Week 14
Colonial towns of San Miguele, Durango and Zacatecas.
Pancho Villa’s stronghold of Parral. USA - Tucson.
Week 10
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North America
Stage Four of Trans Americas –Tucson, Arizona to Anchorage, Alaska.
So many miles and so little traffic, our route winds its way through the
splendours of the US National Parks, Canadian Rockies, through Alaska
to its most northern point.
North America
Highlights
The back roads of the USA, across the rugged terrain that is
the Continental Divide, through Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde,
Monument Valley, Yellowstone and Waterton National Parks,
on traffic free roads all the way. From the deep orange
deserts of the Navajo Region to the glacier littered Icefield
Parkway, the landscapes are vast. Further north, you reach
the uninhabited tundra past the Arctic Circle, where huge
herds of caribou roam and a grizzly bear may cross your path.
Off the Bike
Visit the airplane graveyard in Tucson, watch the cowboy
rodeo in Cody, try white water rafting in Yellowstone, see the
grizzlies fishing for salmon at Fish Creek, watch Old Faithful
Geyser, try Alaskan Amber beer and fresh halibut at “The
Bus” or sample a “Sour Toe Cocktail” at the Downtown Bar,
Dawson City!
“It was really a great trip for me. I enjoyed it such a lot. I am
so thankful that you and Kevin took me along”.
Brigitte Reim, Germany. Trans Americas 2013
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Week 15 USA – Tucson. Grand Canyon and the remote Toroweap Overlook.
Mesa Verde National Park & Four Corners.
North America
Week 16 Moab & Arches National Park. Canyonlands & Schaffer Trail.
Monument Valley & the Valley of the Gods. Cody – Home to Buffalo
Bill. Yellowstone National Park & Old Faithful Geyser.
Week 17 Glacier National Park & Going to the Sun Road. Enter Canada.
Waterton National Park, Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump, Kootenay
& Jasper National Parks. Icefields Parkway.
Week 18 Mount Robson. Bear Glacier & Stewart. Hyder, Fish Creek & Salmon
Glacier. Stewart Cassiar Highway. Alaskan Highway & The Yukon.
Frontier town of Dawson City.
Week 19 Alaska – The Last Frontier. The Dalton Highway, cross the Arctic
Circle, and reach the most northern point by road, Prudhoe Bay.
End in Anchorage.
l Alaska & Canada in 17 days by booking our “Alaska
& The Yukon” Adventure Tour (see page 34)
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High Andes
From the dynamic heart of Buenos Aires to the remote altitude salt flats in the
Andes, we deliver some of the best motorcycling on the planet, combined with
the iconic South American highlight, Machu Picchu.
High Andes
Highlights
High Andes is quintessential South America, taking
you from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast and
back again, from the sophisticated tango bars of
Buenos Aires to the llama herders and bowler hats
of Bolivia’s ladies. Deserts, high altitude mountain
passes, cloud forests and riding the best bends
possible up and down the Andes Mountains and
along the Pacific Coast, take you between the
famous sights of Lake Titicaca, Che Guavara’s
birthplace, the mysterious Nasca Lines and iconic
Machu Picchu.
Off the Bike
Watch stunning tango performances in Buenos Aires,
climb the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu, take a
boat out to the floating islands of Uros, taste the
Torrontes wines at the vineyards of Etchart, head off
sand boarding down the world’s highest sand dune,
Cerro Blanco, savour fillet steak at Cabanas Las Lilas.
“The High Andes trip gave me a unique opportunity to
see for weeks on end the most beautiful, impressive
and belittling scenery in the world”.
David Mears, UK. High Andes 2006
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Arrive Buenos Aires. Across the Argentinian Pampas. Watch for gauchos.
Quebrada de Humahuaca and Tilcara. The foothills of the Andes.
Week 2
Enter Bolivia. Red rocks of Tupiza, Butch Cassidy country! Potosi and the old
silver mines. Ride at over 4,000m altitude. Capital city of La Paz. Optional
“Road of Death or explore Witches Market. Cross Lake Titicaca with your bike.
Week 3
Peru. Puno and the Uros Islands. Cusco and the Sacred Valley. Pisac and the
fortress of Ollantaytambo. Visit Machu Picchu. Twisting descent out of the
Andes to Nasca and the mysterious Nasca Lines.
Week 4
El Misti Volcano and the white city of Arequipa. Enter Chile. The Atacama
Desert and dramatic Pacific coastal roads. San Pedro de Atacama and the
Valley of the Moon. High altitude crossing of Paso de Jama to Argentina.
Week 5
High Andes
Week 1
Salt flats of Salinas Grandes. Wine tasting at Etchart Vineyards, Cafayate.
Pre-Inca ruins of Quilmes. Cloud forests. Alta Gracia, home of Che Guavara,.
Celebrations in Buenos Aires.
l Chile, Peru & Bolivia in 17 days by booking our “Andes
& Machu Picchu” Adventure Tour (see page 33)
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Southern Africa
Southern Africa
Highlights
This journey is the very essence of Africa, with
natural wonders, big five wildlife and indigenous
tribes . . . and the slow pace of life that says “This
is Africa”. Amidst the emptiness of the Skeleton
Coast, the thunder of Victoria Falls, the scent of the
Zanzibar spices, watching a giraffe cross your path
or playing football on the shores of Lake Malawi,
Africa roads will be as unpredictable, inspiring and
challenging as African life itself.
Off the Bike
Game drive in the Ngorongoro Crater, stroll through
old Stone Town and the spice markets of Zanzibar,
game drive in Etosha National Park, river cruise
down the Chobe to see wild elephant and hippo,
feast on meats cooked freshly over a braai, learn
the rhythms playing African drums, explore Victoria
Falls, walk with the lions, taste the excellent wines
of the Stellenbosch.
“Riding an adventure is great. Riding and
knowing somebody behind you to back you
up is better. And riding and knowing that on
arrival, all is organised with the best
available, is really what you are looking for”.
Peter Dreesen, Belgium. Southern Africa 2012
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Dates: 31 August – 6 October 2015
Kenya Tanzania Malawi Zambia Botswana
Namibia South Africa
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Arrive Nairobi, Kenya. Ride out to the Equator. South to Tanzania. The Ngorongoro Crater and
optional game drive.
Week 2
Ride past Kilimanjaro to the Indian Ocean. Zanzibar, spice markets and Stone Town. Ride
through Mikumi National Park. Mbeya and local coffee plantations.
Week 3
Malawi. Lake Malawi & Senga Bay. Zambia and the capital Lusaka. Historic colonial town of
Livingstone. The Zambezi and Victoria Falls. Enter Botswana. Kasane and Chobe National Park.
Week 4
Namibia. Caprivi Strip and overnight on the Angolan border. Damaraland. Etosha National Park.
Skeleton Coast & Swakopmund. Seisreim Canyon, Sossusvlei Dunes, Fish River Canyon. Hot
springs at Ai-Aus.
Week 5
South Africa. Stellenbosch wine region. Cape Agulhas. Cape of Good Hope. Chapman’s Peak
Drive to Cape Town. Finish at V&A Waterfront.
Option
Continue your Southern African Expedition by adding on our South Africa Garden Route Tour.
You can relax in Cape Town for a three day break and then join us to explore the Garden Route.
Southern Africa
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Africa” Adventure Tour (see page 35 )
l South Africa in just 14 days by booking our “South Africa
Garden Route” Adventure Tour (see page 36)
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ACE to ACE Expedition:
London to Beijing
Ace to Ace Expedition
In conjunction with Ace Cafe London and Ace Cafe Beijing,
an extraordinary ride on the legendary Silk Road through the
ancient cultures and remote regions of Central Asia, leading
to Everest Base Camp, Tibet and onto Beijing, China.
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Dates: 24 April – 13 July 2015
Europe Turkey Iran Turkmenistan Uzbekistan
Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Tibet China
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“The 41,000 miles I’ve travelled with GlobeBusters speaks volumes for the high regard
I have for GlobeBusters. The trips are meticulously planned, briefed and researched to
ensure all riders get excellent value for money and experience that ‘trip of a lifetime’.
Nigel Richardson, UK. Trans Am 2009, High Andes 2012, Silk Road 2013
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ACE to ACE Expedition:
London to Beijing
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Week 1-2
Europe: Depart Ace Cafe London. France, the Alps, Bavaria, Croatia –
the Adriatic Coast and Dubrovnik – Montenegro, Albania, Greece –
Meteora and Mount Olympus.
Week 2-3
Turkey: Istanbul – the Hagi Sophia, Tokapi Palace. Cross the Bosphorus
Straits. Ottoman village of Safranbolu, caves & rock formations of
Cappadocia, stone heads of Mount Nemrut. Mount Ararat.
Week 4
Iran: Tabriz & Historic Bazaar, Caspian Sea coastline, Tehran – Golestan
Palace, Milad Tower.
Week 5
Turkmenistan: Marble white capital city of Ashgabat, cross the Karakum
Desert and camping at the Darvaza Gas Crater “The Door to Hell”.
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Uzbekistan: Desert terrain to the ancient Silk Road
cities of Khiva, Bhukara and Samarkand, with
UNESCO listed Registan. Minarets, mosques and
madrasahs abound.
Week 7
Tajikistan: Dushanbe. Dirt roads of the Pamir Highway
& Wakhan Valley, on the Afghanistan border. Local
capital, Khorog. 3rd century Yamchun Fortress.
Week 8
Kyrgyzstan: Tien Shan Mountains. Caravanserai of Tash Rabat. The
remote Torugart Pass to China.
Week 9-10
Xinjiang Province & Tibet: Kashgar & Sunday Livestock Market. Mount
Kailash & Lake Manasarovar. Everest Base Camp & Rongbuk Monastery,
Lhasa & Potala Palace, Temples of Jokhang and Barkhor.
Week 6
Week 11-12 Sichuan Province & Bejing: Tibet-Sichuan Highway, Buddhist Temples
of Mount Emie, Chengdu & Giant Panda Research Base, ancient walled
city of Xi’an, Bell & Drum Tower & Terracotta Army. Beijing, Tian’
anmen Square, the Great Wall & Forbidden City. Celebrations at Ace
Cafe Beijing.
Short on Time?
You can start this Expedition in London or Istanbul. You can finish this Expedition in Lhasa or
Beijing. Ask us about these and other options.
Special Notes
IRAN: We are able to obtain visa authorisations for travel through Iran, for both USA and UK
Nationals and in accordance with regulations, we travel with an approved Iranian Guide.
CHINA: We arrange your Chinese Driving Licence and Chinese Registration Plate for your
motorcycle. For China, our team includes two Chinese Guides and a separate Chinese Support
Vehicle for maximum flexibility, assistance and expertise.
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Himalayas
Delhi to Bangkok
Himalayas
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Dates: 13 September to 18 November 2016
India Nepal Bhutan Myanmar Thailand
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EXTREME
25%
DURATION
DISTANCE
COVERED
RIDING
DIFFICULTY
UNPAVED
ROADS
DAYS
CULTURE
SHOCK
Himalayas
A unique journey of breath-taking mountain riding amidst the high peaks
and foothills of the Southern Himalayas, before descending to Myanmar,
rarely ridden by Westerners, and finishing in Bangkok, Thailand.
“The tour was perfectly organised and worth every penny. I enjoyed
every second of this great adventure and thank GlobeBusters for helping
me fulfil my dream”.
Stephan Schmid, Switzerland. Silk Road 2013
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Himalayas
Delhi to Bangkok
Itinerary
Himalayas
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Week 1
Arrive in Delhi - India. Customs clear the motorcycles. Explore
the Old Town by rickshaw, see the Red Fort, the Jama Jasmid
Mosque and Gandhi memorial. Head north to Chandigargh.
Week 2
Dharamsala, home to exiled Dalai Lama. Srinigar and a house
boat on the lake. Kargil and the Hangar Loops. Leh. Khardung-La,
the highest motorable pass in the world.
Week 3
Leh, the Shey Palace & Thiksey Monastery. Ladakh roads to
Keylong and 5000m mountain passes. Dirt roads to Kaza, Nako
and Sangla in the Spiti Valley (optional).
Rotung-La Pass. Manali. Shimla. Nepal. Bardia Nationa
Park, in search of rhino and tigers. Lumbini, birthplace
of Buddha.
Week 5
Lakeside town of Pokhara. Annapurna Range. Kathamandu,
Durbar Square, bustling old streets of Thamel. Hindu Temple
at Janakpur.
Week 6
Bhutan. Paro & The Tigers Nest Monastery. Punakha’s Dzong.
Narrow mountain roads through pine forests to Jakar and
Mongar.
Week 7
India. Guwahati, the City of Temples, in ancient Assam. Nagaland
and Manipur. Cross into Myanmar.
Week 8
Mandalay – See the Golden Palace and the Railway Bazaar.
Bagan & World Heritage Temple Complex. Pyay. Mawlamyine,
colonial old capital of British Burma.
Week 9
Thailand. Head north on the Road of 1864 Bends to Sop Ruak.
Elephant rides at Chiang Dao. The Golden Triangle. The ancient
ruins of Sukhothai.
Week 10
Arrive Bangkok. The Grand Palace and Floating Markets. Chao
Phraya River Cruise Dinner Celebration.
Himalayas
Week 4
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Adventure Tours
Our Adventure Tours bring you some of the best roads from our major Expeditions in manageable
itineraries of 14 – 21 days. So if you cannot be away for months at a time, or just want a taste of
adventure travel, these are the perfect solution to bring you an unbeatable GlobeBusters experience.
How does it work?
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each Tour, with a local Support Vehicle and
Driver as back-up
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Adventure Tours
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We use majority 4* hotels, or if not available,
the best in the area and we also have inclusive
sight-seeing or activities
We organise hire bikes from our travel
partners. Your bike will be waiting for you
when you arrive at the hotel
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great for camaraderie, but you’re not lost in
a crowd
We give you the freedom to ride your own
ride by providing GPS mapping, GPS routes
and co-ordinates, as well as daily route notes
to self-navigate. Alternatively, you can decide
to follow our Tour Leader
Patagonia
Dates: 18 January – 3 February 2015
24 January – 9 February 2016
To the Ends of the Earth
Patagonia must have been created for the adventure bike rider!
Covering the south of Chile & Argentina, its landscapes are remote,
windswept and pristine wilderness await you. Jagged mountain
peaks, blue-white glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and deep blue
lakes mark your journey.
1 x 5* Hotel 2 x Log Cabins
7 x 4* Hotels 1 x Traditional
5 x 3* Hotels Working Estancia
17
DAYS
16
NIGHTS
DURATION
All Breakfasts
7 Dinners
2760
20%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
Itinerary
Day 1
Fly into Osorno
Day 2
Villarica
Day 3
Bariloche
Day 4
Futaleufu
Day 5
Coyhaique
Day 6
Puerto Bertrand
Day 7
La Angostura
Day 8/9
El Calafate
Day 10/11
Puerto Natales
Day 12
Cerro Sombrero
Day 13/14
Ushuaia
Day 15
Lago Blanco
Day 16
Punta Arenas
Day 17
Fly from Punta Arenas
Patagonia
Highlights
l Volcanic landscapes, lakes and waterfalls of the Chilean
Lake District
l Siete Lagos Route, Lake Nahuelhuapi & picturesque San
Carlos de Bariloche
l Carretera Austral through pristine wilderness and stay in
log cabins on Rio Baker
l El Calafate and a ride to the awesome Perito Moreno Glacier,
the largest glacier in South America (entrance fee included)
l A stunning ride through the mighty granite peaks of Torres
del Paine National Park (entrance fee included). Look out for
rhea and guanaco!
l Cross the Magellan Straits by small ferry to the Island of
Tierra del Fuego
l Ushuaia, “Fin del Mundo” (“End of the Earth”) - the end of
the road in Bahia Lapataia, Tierra del Fuego National Park
(entrance fee included)
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Dates: 21 February – 8 March 2015
20 February – 7 March 2016
11 x 4* Hotels
4 x 3* Hotels
16
DAYS
2000
5%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
15
NIGHTS
DURATION
All Breakfasts
6 Evening Dinners
Itinerary
Colombia
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Day 1/2
Fly into Bogota
Day 3
Honda
Day 4
Alcala
Day 5/6
Medellin
Day 7
Planeta Rica
Day 8/9
Cartegena
Day 10
Palomino
Day 11
Mompos
Day 12
Barichara
Day 13
Sogamoso
Day 14
Villa de Leyva
Day 15
Bogota
Day 16
Fly from Bogota
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Colombia
Andes & Caribbean
Colombia is back on the map! Delivering ten foot-peg scraping
bends per minute through magnificent lush forests, mountains
and valleys, everyone we have ever taken here has been
staggered by this incredibly beautiful and friendly country.
The only danger is wanting to stay!
Highlights
l Kick off your tour by mingling with the locals at the BBC! The
Bogota Beer Company, of course, and delivering the best
micro-brewery beers in the capital!
l The rugged Colombian highlands, linking a glut of small
perfectly preserved colonial towns, Barichara, Villa de Leyva
& Sogamosa
l With just the right mix of sun, sand, and colonial charm,
exploring Cartagena, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
l Incredible twisting mountain roads to the terraced valleys of
the Zona Cafetera, where half of Colombia’s coffee is
produced (then tasting some!)
l Notorious Medellín, former stomping ground of drug lord,
Pablo Escobar, now exudes wealth & culture
l Relaxing on the pristine white sand tropical beaches in the
North and enjoy snorkeling in the warm waters of the
Caribbean
l Head to the huge cobbled plaza of Villa de Leyva and watch
the sunset over the terracotta tiled roofs, whilst enjoying
drinks at La Terraza
Peru
Dates: 13 – 29 September 2015
7 – 23 April 2016
Andes & Machu Picchu
Peru is famed for its charming colonial highland towns, soaring
snowcapped mountains, a 2,000-mile Pacific coastline, and, of course,
Machu Picchu. But no Andean adventure would be complete without
also riding high to the second largest mountain plateau in the world,
in Bolivia!
17
DAYS
2085
0%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
16
NIGHTS
DURATION
All Breakfasts
4 Dinners
Itinerary
Day 1
Arica
Day 2
Putre
Day 3
La Paz
Day 4
La Paz - Road of Death
Day 5
Copacabana
Day 6
Puno
Day 7/8
Cusco
Day 9/10
Ollantaytambo
Day 11
near Abancay
Day 12/13
Nasca
Day 14/15
Arequipa
Day 16
Arica
Day 17
Fly from Arica
Peru
Highlights
l The majestic volcanic landscapes of Chile’s
Lauca National Park
l Ride the breath-taking cliff-clinging unpaved
“Road of Death” from La Paz to Corioco (optional)
l Take a boat out on Lake Titicaca and the floating
reed Islands of Uros (visit included)
l The ancient Inca capital, Cusco, and it’s Inca
stonework (walking tour included)
l Ride the Sacred Valley of the Incas onto the
famous market town of Pisac and the Inca
fortress of Ollantaytambo
l Visit the iconic Machu Picchu, deep in the
Andean Mountains (visit included)
l Take a flight over the mysterious Nasca Lines
or head over the dunes of the Nasca Desert in
a sand buggy!
l Dramatic Pacific Coastal routes, riding traffic-free
roads! (optional)
l Enjoy a classic Peruvian “pisco sour” cocktail,
watching the sunset over El Misti Volcano in
Arequipa
11 x 4* Hotels
4 x 3* Hotels
1 x Riverside Log Cabin
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Dates: 12 – 28 August 2015
17 July – 2 August 2016
7 x 4* Hotels
2 x 3* Hotels
4 x Roadhouses/I nns
3 x Workers Camps
17
DAYS
3300
20%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
16
NIGHTS
DURATION
Welcome and
Farewell Dinner
Alaska & The Yukon
When riding Alaska’s Dalton Highway, nothing quite prepares you
for the vastness, beauty and sheer isolation of riding beyond the
Arctic Circle, over the Atigun Pass and across the tundra, arriving
at the most extreme northern point in the Americas reachable by
road - Prudhoe Bay! Add to this, migrating caribou, grizzly bear
and muskox and you really get a sense of The Last Frontier.
Itinerary
Alaska & The Yukon
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Day 1
Fly into Anchorage
Day 2
Fairbanks
Day 3
Coldfoot
Day 4
Prudhoe Bay
Day 5
Coldfoot
Day 6
Chatanika
Day 7
Tok
Day 8/9
Dawson City
Day 10
Whitehorse
Day 11
Skagway
Day 12
Ferry to Haines
Day 13
Beaver Creek
Day 14
Tangle River
Day 15
Talkeetna
Day 16
Anchorage
Day 17
Fly from Anchorage
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Highlights
l Riding the Dalton Highway, made famous by Ice Road
Truckers, to Prudhoe Bay, a motorcyclist’s mecca and add
your photo to the collection in Deadhorse Post Office
l The gravel road of the Top of the World Highway, running the
crest of the undulating forested hills, with spectacular views
of the valleys
l Perfectly preserved Dawson City, destination of the 1898
Klondike Gold Rush – saloons, can-can girls, and a Sour Toe
cocktail at Diamond Tooth Gerties!
l The Skagway-Haines Ferry and stunning coastal scenery of
the Takinsha Mountains
l Washing away the dust with a cool Alaskan Amber Beer and
filling up on freshly grilled reindeer sausage or maybe wild
Alaskan salmon or maybe King Crab . . . .
l Denali Highway and the Hatcher Pass across the Talkeetna
Mountain Range
l The Alaska Highway, Kluane National Park and if you’re in
luck, a clear view of Mount McKinley, the highest mountain
in North America
Namibia & South
Africa
Dates: 19 September – 6 October 2015
9 x Bush / Game Lodges
6 x 4* Hotels
2 x 3* Hotels
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Huge blue skies, gravel roads into endless horizons,
spectacular desert, remote game lodges, classic
dunescapes, a harsh but beautiful coastline and the
shimmering salt pan and water holes of Etosha National
Park - this incredible ride delivers traffic free roads
through one of the world’s least populated regions.
2700
40%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
17
NIGHTS
DURATION
Itinerary
Day 1
Fly into Windhoek
Day 2/3
Etosha National Park
Day 4
Omaruru
Day 5
Ugab
Day 6
Swakopmund
Day 7/8
Sossuvlei
Day 9
Aus
Day 10
Ai Ais Hot Springs
Day 11
Calvinia
Day 12
Upington
Day 13/14
Stellenbosch
Day 15
Cape Agulhas
Day 16/17
Cape Town
Day 18
Fly from Cape Town
Namibia & South Africa
Highlights
l Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s premier wildlife
sanctuaries and home to dazzling display of wildlife at the
waterholes (Game Drive included)
l Ride to the world’s second largest canyon - Fish River
Canyon, then soak of the road dust in Ai Ais Hot Springs
l Sossusvlei - with warm tints of apricot, orange, red and
maroon, these sand dunes offer an abstract beauty unseen
anywhere else in the world
l Eat meat fresh from a delicious braai (barbecue), whilst
watching an African sunset from our safari lodge veranda
l Lively beach town of Swakopmund, with heavy German
influence – pumpernickel & Bavarian beer is easily found!
l The South Atlantic and the vast and empty Skeleton Coast,
where countless shipwrecks litter the shoreline
l Relax at one of South Africa’s Wine Lodges, where wine
tasting is a must. Pinotage, anyone?
l Reaching the furthest point south in Africa - Cape Agulhas
before heading to the Cape of Good Hope & Cape Town
DAYS
All Breakfasts
3 Evening Dinners
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Dates: 7 October – 20 October 2015
Mainly 4* Hotels,
Guesthouses, Private
Lodges
14
DAYS
2000
25%
DISTANCE COVERED
UNPAVED ROADS
13
NIGHTS
DURATION
All Breakfasts
2 Evening Dinners
South Africa Garden
Route
The Garden Route is one of the top ten of coastal routes in the
world and is simply stunning. Combine that with some optional
easy gravel roads, great game drives to spot wildlife, classic
champagne sundowners and high quality lodges, and riding to
the very southern tip of Africa, this is a must-do ride!
Itinerary
South Africa Garden Route
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Day 1
Arrive Cape Town
Day 2
Montagu
Day 3/4
Prince Albert
Day 5/6
Oudtshoorn
Day 7/8
Addo Elephant
National Park
Day 9
Graaff-Reinet
Day 10/11
Kynsna
Day 12
Arniston
Day 13
Cape Town
Day 14
Fly home from Cape
Town
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Highlights
l Cape of Good Hope, riding along the spectacular Chapman’s
Peak Drive
l Get up close to ostriches at Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn
(optional)
l Perfect mountain dirt roads on the ride into “De Hel”
l Elephants, lions, buffalo, black rhino at Addo Elephant
National Park (drive included)
l Sunset game drive at our Private Game Reserve, near
Graaff-Reinet (drive included)
l Ride to the southernmost point of Africa - Cape L’Algulhas!
l More breath-taking coastal riding between Betty’s Bay and
Gordon’s Bay
Dates & Prices
Page
Start
End
Days
Rider
(Shared)
Rider
(Single)
Passenger
(Shared)
Motorcycle Rental
F700/800GS
R1200GS
TRANS AMERICAS
Argentina to Alaska (Stage 1, 2, 3, 4)
EXPEDITIONS
8-9
01/03/2016
09/07/2016
130
£26,995
£32,995
£14,995
Patagonia (Stage 1)
10-11
01/03/2016
30/03/2016
29
£8,495
£9,945
£4,995
Northern Andes (Stage 2)
12-13
28/03/2016
04/05/2016
37
£10,495
£12,395
£5,995
Central America & Mexico (Stage 3)
14-15
05/05/2016
08/06/2016
34
£9,995
£11,595
£5,995
North America (Stage 4)
16-17
06/06/2016
09/07/2016
33
£9,995
£11,595
£5,995
South America (Stage 1 & 2)
10-13
01/03/2016
04/05/2016
64
£15,995
£19,195
£8,995
Latin America (Stage 1, 2, 3)
10-15
01/03/2016
08/06/2016
99
£21,995
£26,895
£11,995
North & Central America (Stage 3 & 4)
14-17
05/05/2016
09/07/2016
65
£15,995
£19,195
£8,995
HIGH ANDES
18-19
04/11/2017
10/05/2017
35
£8,495
£10,495
£5,495
SOUTHERN AFRICA
20-21
02/09/2015
07/10/2015
37
£9,995
£12,295
£5,995
London to Beijing
22-25
24/04/2015
16/07/2015
84
£21,195
£25,960
£12,125
London to Lhasa
22-25
24/04/2015
24/06/2015
62
£15,995
£19,495
£9,495
Istanbul to Lhasa
22-25
04/05/2015
24/06/2015
51
£14,995
£17,995
£8,995
Istanbul to Beijing
22-25
04/05/2015
16/07/2015
73
£19,995
£24,495
£10,995
Delhi to Bangkok
26-29
13/09/2016
18/11/2016
66
£18,995
£22,295
£10,995
Delhi to Bangkok (excluding Ladakh & Spiti)
26-29
01/10/2016
18/11/2016
49
£15,995
£18,445
£ 9,995
Kathmandu to Bangkok
26-29
12/10/2016
18/11/2016
38
£12,995
£14,895
£7,995
Patagonia - To the Ends of the Earth 2016
31
17/01/2016
02/02/2016
17
£2,600
£3,600
£2,600
£2,399
£2,499
Colombia - Andes & Caribbean 2015
32
21/02/2015
08/03/2015
17
£2,800
£3,700
£2,800
£2,399
£2,499
Colombia - Andes & Caribbean 2016
32
20/02/2016
07/03/2016
17
£2,900
£3,800
£2,900
£2,499
£2,599
Peru - Andes & Machu Picchu 2015
33
13/09/2015
29/09/2015
16
£2,900
£3,700
£2,900
£2,699
£2,799
Peru - Andes & Machu Picchu 2016
33
07/04/2016
23/05/2016
16
£3,000
£3,800
£3,000
£2,799
£2,899
Alaska & The Yukon 2015
34
12/08/2016
28/08/2016
17
£3,400
£4,700
£3,400
£1,799
£2,099
Alaska & The Yukon 2016
34
17/07/2016
02/08/2016
17
£3,500
£4,800
£3,500
£1,999
£2,299
Namibia & South Africa 2015
35
19/09/2015
06/10/2015
17
£2,400
£3,240
£2,400
£1,999
£2,399
South Africa’s Garden Route 2015
36
07/10/2015
20/10/2015
14
£2,000
£2,700
£2,000
£1,699
£1,999
ACE TO ACE - LONDON TO BEIJING
AMERICAS
ADVENTURE TOURS
AFRICA
BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE
The Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust Limited (ABTOT) provides financial protection under the Package Travel, Package Holidays
and Package Tours Regulations 1992 for GlobeBusters Ltd, and in the event of their insolvency, protection is provided for the following:
1) non-flight packages commencing in and returning to the UK;
2) non-flight packages commencing and returning to a country other than the UK; and
3) flight inclusive packages that commence outside of the UK, which are sold to customers outside of the UK.
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bookings made outside the UK are only protected by ABTOT when purchased directly with GlobeBusters Ltd.
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Dates & Prices
HIMALAYAS - DELHI TO BANGKOK
Your Price Includes
FOR ALL EXPEDITIONS & ADVENTURE TOURS
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Motorcycle Leader on bike to lead the group
Support Vehicle, equipped with satellite phone, spare fuel,
water, tools, selected spare parts and emergency first aid kit
Support Driver, with motorcycle mechanical experience and
first aid qualifications
Normally 4* (sometimes 3*) hotel accommodation on a bed
and breakfast basis, or in remote regions, the best available
At least one group evening meal per week, including one
alcoholic drink
All en route ferry crossings
Pick-up from airport at start of Expedition / Adventure Tour
Sight-seeing or activities specifically stated “included” in
Adventure Tours (not Expeditions)
Pre-departure briefings and GlobeBusters Guidance
Handbook with all pre-trip information
Daily route notes, maps, with GPS information
Assistance with the procurement of visas for each country
and provision of Letters of Invitation, if required
Motorcycle Rental
We list a separate price for your motorcycle rental for
participation in our Adventure Tours. Motorcycle rental is
subject to the terms and conditions of the local agency,
available on request, and we act as their agents and we
ensure your motorcycle is reserved and waiting for you at the
hotel. Motorcycle rental is not covered by ABTOT Bonding.
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IN ADDITION, FOR EXPEDITIONS ONLY
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Customs Clearance) from our UK freight agent to the official
start point (if applicable) and from the official finish point
back to our UK freight agent
In transit motorcycle insurance, during freight, subject to an
excess of £500
Group carnet de passage for your motorcycle for Expeditions
in Africa, Iran, India, Nepal
For Trans Americas, intermediate freight for Panama-Colombia
required for your motorcycle
For Expeditions entering China, Bhutan, Myanmar, all
paperwork needed for your motorcycle, local guide(s) and
local support vehicle
Local guides travelling with our group in Iran, Central Asia,
China, India, Nepal, Myanmar, Bhutan acting as translators
and facilitating our route
Flights
Please note that international airline flights are not included
in your price. We advise you of the inward and outward dates
and potential flight options for your Tour. You will need to book
your own airline tickets.
GlobeBusters Ltd
Unit 8C Highfields Business Park
Old North Road
Royston
SG8 5JT
GPS N52 03.992 W000 02.137
T: +44 (0) 8452 304015
info@globebusters.com
GlobeBusters Limited is registered in England
& Wales under Company Number 5243711
Registered Office: HR Harris & Partners,
44 St Helens Road, Swansea, SA1 4BB
No. 5308
This brochure was published in November 2014 and was correct at the time of publication. Prices are subject to change.
All content and images are subject to copyright of GlobeBusters unless other individuals are credited.

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