Africa Twin CRF  & Transalp Adventures 

ALL our tours are available in two formats... "Guided" with an experienced Motorcycle guide - or "Self Guided" on a pre-programmed GPS and all is done for you... The route, accommodation, the meals etc.. All you need do is just ride and enjoy the day.
Most tours we will do an average of 350km - 450km per day.

 

The Advantage of Guided Tours: (by Craig Marshall)
Generally it’s a budget thing, but let me tell you how different the trip is with a personal guide, who speaks the local language, knows ALL the roads, alternative routes, contingency plans, emergency numbers, and anything you might need when things go wrong.

 

It doesn’t matter how much experience the group has. This is Africa. And it can be dangerous going if road conditions are not good, and the front riders does not warn others of impending dangers - especially in Namibia (It can get very sandy at times) and you as a stranger to the land only know of the track programmed into the GPS.

A professional guide takes all the thinking out of the ride and you can all enjoy the trip more in a relaxed state.
So the tour becomes a relaxed and fully enjoyable holiday.
 

The overall the risk of something going wrong, and injury is reduced by 50%

When it comes to bad roads and weather contingency plans  -  route changes are seamless.
All guided tour with Craig Marshall are photographed professionally and no charge extra.

Extra Bonus: - Craig Marshall is also a professional photographer, he always
shoots and films all his guided tours..... High resolution images and drone video footage
is included at no extra charge. Just for you


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Accommodation:
The tour accommodation  locations are all well tested and have been selected carefully to give you a comfortable & private night’s sleep.
In most cases we pre-arrange the evening meals and breakfasts to suit any culinary specific requirements.

Motorcycles:
All tours are available with the  CRF1100 L Africa Twin Standard and DCT versions

Difficulty levels are graded 1-5 (1= easy, 5 = Difficult)