Florida – Alabama – Mississippi – Louisiana – Texas – New Mexico – Arizona – California

This is the tour that all bikers dreams of!

Imagine cruising down a deserted highway on a giant motorcycle- right across

America. You will ride through vast deserts, flat prairies where the road disappears like a tiny dot on the horizon, swamps where alligators lie in wait for their prey,giant cities with 10 lane highways in several tiers, and quiet cowboy towns where life stopped 50 years ago. Experience it all firsthand!

The ride across the United States of America is approximately 3,200 miles. This means that each day we will need to ride for over 250 miles to make our final destination on time. There will be early starts and long days, but many breaks along the way will be taken to keep us energized. We aim to arrive at our hotels along the route by between 5 and 6 o’clock each evening.
The route takes us from the Atlantic Ocean in Florida to the fountain of youth in Wakulla Springs, along the white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Louisiana’s swamps, you can take a Boat trip down the Mississippi, visit in New Orleans, see the historic fort at the Alamo, or take the famous “River Walk” in San Antonio.
The endless prairies of Texas, the lawless West with the outlaws of Pecos County, the beautiful underground caves in Carlsbad. Experience the story of Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp in the western town of Tombstone ‘The Town too Tough to Die’. Drive through the Arizona desert where you will see the huge cacti and enjoy the millionaire’s paradise Palm Springs before you reach the Pacific Ocean and the hectic city of Los Angeles, where there will be plenty time for you to do sightseeing if you wish before your journey home.

 

Travel Dates

2021 6 April – 25 April	2022 5 April – 23 April

 

Prices per person in shared double room

Type	Price per person £ (GBP)
Rider	4.450
Passenger	3.050
Car (convertible)	4.165
Single room sup.	1.200

The Rides

• Harley Davidson
• Indian

Always state first and second priority. See models under bikes.
The rental company cannot 100 percent guarantee that the requested motorcycle type is available upon arrival.

Day to day program :

Day 1

Arrival Orlando airport where our tour guides will meet you and get you checked in at your hotel.

Day 2 (180 km)

We start the day with a brief welcome meeting, after which we drive out to the rental company to get our motorcycles. After paperwork and instruction we will take an easy ride to the Atlantic Ocean at Daytona Beach. Passing the giant Daytona Speedway along the way, and making time to stop at one of the best stocked Harley Davidson stores in Florida.This may also be great opportunity for you to dip your toes in the Atlantic Ocean. Later in the evening, MC-Rejser will be hosting a welcome dinner at a nearby restaurant close to our hotel.

Day 3 (320 km)

Now the tour really begins. Riding across the state of Florida to the Gulf Coast of Mexico. Here if you wish you could take a swim in the warm waters of the Gulf – the night will be spent in the town of Perry

Day 4 (350 km)

Today you have the opportunity to bathe in the “fountain of youth” – the crystal clear (but icy) spring water in Wakulla Springs. Later we continue along the white sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico to Fort Walton Beach

Day 5 (375 km)

On this part of the tour you will be riding alongside swamps as we pass through the states of Alabama and Mississippi. Along the way we stop for lunch. In the afternoon we will enter into the state of Louisiana and ride into New Orleans. This city was severely damaged by hurricane “Katrina” in August 2005. Our Hotel is situated in the French Quarter, which is the part of the city that was least damaged on that terrible day. In the evening you can take a solo ride into the city’ and see the major tourist attractions, but don’t forget the famous “Bourbon Street”. We will spend two nights in this great city

Day 6 (0 km)

Break day in New Orleans. In the morning there will be a sightseeing tour of the city by bus, where we will visit parts damaged and still visible today, by Katrina. We will see the great Mississippi river, where a steamboat trip can be taken on the famous waters. The rest of the day is your This is a great opportunity for shopping or stopping off to listen to live Jazz & Blues music down on the famous Bourbon Street.

Day 7 (240 km)

Early departure.The ride today will take us along the Louisiana swamps there will be a boat trip deep into the swamp where we will see wild alligators in their natural environment. Later in the day we’ll visit the beautiful and serene Avery Island, where the plant producing the hot Tabasco sauce can be seen. We spend the night in New Iberia.

Day 8 (375 km)

Today we’ll continue along the Gulf of Mexico and cross into the state of Texas, before arriving at the resort town of Galveston where we spend the night

Day 9 (390 km)

Today our ride takes us across Texas until late afternoon when we will arrive in San Antonio, our stop for the night. (Dinner) The famous “River Walk canal” area is very cozy in the middle of town with lots of restaurants and bars. This is a fantastic area to visit.

Day 10 (0 km)

Break day San Antonio.
The story of “The Alamo” – the fort in which David Crockett died in a battle against the invading Mexican troops  is well worth a visit. Then our guide will take you for a small boat trip on the river, so that we can see the whole area from a slightly different angle. The rest of the day is at yours to do as you wish. In the evening, you will return to “The River Walk” 

Day 11 (480 km)

We will continue to the border between the United States and Mexico passing the river Rio Grande.  Many outlaws crossed into the safe haven of Mexico via this river as it forms part of the border. Later a visit to the city Langtrey where the self-appointed “judge” Roy Bean for many years served justice by hanging most offenders on Saturdays. Tonight will be spent in Fort Stockton. 

Day 12 (490 km)

Today we leave Texas and ride into the state of New Mexico and a visit to the amazing underground caves in Carlsbad. Riding further west we’ll pass the large border town El Paso. The night will be spent Santa Cruz.

Day 13 (390 km)

We leave New Mexico today and ride into Arizona. One of the tour’s highlights is approaching… After a long day’s ride we arrive at the town of Tombstone in Arizona. I It was here that Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp had their famous gunfight with the Clanton brothers in 1894. With its covered wooden sidewalks and the saloons, it is like stepping into a western movie set. In the evening you have the opportunity to get a great steak at the Longhorn Saloon. Our stop for the night is Tombstone.

Day 14 (240 km)

 Our ride today will take us through some Indian reservations and later in the afternoon we’ll visit a relic of the Cold War: an underground Titan missile silo, which is completely intact with rocket and command station. Tonight we will stay in Tucson.

Day 15 (450 km)

Today again we will pass through several more Indian reservations, Organ Pipe Cactus National Park – here there are thousands of 3 to 4 meter tall cacti…a fantastic sight! Later our stay for the night is at the border town of Yuma.

Day 16 (465 km)

Another fantastic ride through a desert with snow-white sand and huge dunes and later we will pass the Salton Sea. Our stay for the night is taken in the millionaire’s paradise, Palm Desert. There are more than 50 golf courses in the middle of this desert.

Day 17 (280 km)

Sadly we are nearing the end of our journey from coast to coast. Today we will cruise on a magnificent MC-road through Cleveland National Forest, before reaching the Pacific Ocean south of Los Angeles. At this point we must return our bikes to the rental company.

Day 18

At 10 AM, a bus will take us sightseeing in Santa Monica on the Pacific road. The evening is yours to do as you wish.

Dag 19

Depart from Los Angeles to your home destination.

Special requests?

If you wish to extend your stay, or if you have any other questions or requests, you can call your local office.