Our small-group adventures bring the Wild@Heart approach to life: thoughtful preparation, understanding your motorcycle and riding with judgement, so you can enjoy the journey with confidence.
Join a scheduled departure or speak to us about a private tour for yourself, your partner or your group of friends.
Our small-group adventures bring the Wild@Heart approach to life: thoughtful preparation, understanding your motorcycle and riding with judgement, so you can enjoy the journey with confidence.
Join a scheduled departure or speak to us about a private tour for yourself, your partner or your group of friends.
An African motorcycle adventure should leave you with stories, friendships and a deeper appreciation of the places you have travelled through. Enjoying that experience also means understanding what the road is asking of you. Changing surfaces, unfamiliar traffic and a loaded motorcycle reward observation, sound judgement and smooth control.
The thinking behind Under Load and Inside the Helmet carries through to our tours. We encourage riders to understand the motorcycle, recognise changing conditions and make considered decisions within their ability.
We travel as a group, look after our machines and take responsibility for one another. That leaves room to enjoy a mountain road, stop for a photograph or share a conversation over something to eat.
NORTH EAST TANZANIA

Number of days: 11
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: Approximately 50% gravel and 50% tar
per rider
Winding mountain roads, village encounters and a journey from the Usambara Mountains to the Indian Ocean coast make Tanzania a remarkable country to explore by motorcycle. Changing surfaces bring our approach to riding into practice: reading what lies ahead, understanding the motorcycle and making considered decisions. We travel in a small group, with time to enjoy the country and a shared responsibility for the motorcycles and one another.

Number of days: 9
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: 30% Off-Road, 70% Tar Road
per rider
Rwanda’s green hills, winding roads and Lake Kivu shoreline lead to experiences ranging from rainforest walks to mountain gorilla trekking.
Its bends and changing surfaces reward looking ahead, choosing a line early and using the controls smoothly. We explore at a considered pace, with time to enjoy the scenery and develop our understanding of the road beneath us.

Number of days: 13
Riding Skill: Intermediate to Skilled
Route Type: 40% Off-Road, 60% Tar Road
per rider
Uganda combines village life, varied landscapes, mountain gorilla trekking and time in Jinja with a rewarding motorcycle journey.
As the road changes, riders put observation, balance and smooth control into practice. We encourage early decisions and riding within your ability, while leaving time for the people and places that make the journey memorable.

Number of days: 11
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: Mostly tar/paved roads with some good gravel roads and a few short sandy patches
per rider
Rural villages, changing landscapes and the shores of Lake Malawi give this journey its character. Enjoy the roads, the lakeside stays and the conversations along the way. Uneven surfaces and occasional gravel or sandy sections reward reading the road and making smooth, deliberate inputs. Our approach helps riders understand those changes while enjoying the country together.

Number of days: 12
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: A good mixture of tar and gravel roads, approximately 60% tar and 40% gravel
per rider
Lesotho’s mountain passes, highland villages and sweeping views make for a distinctive motorcycle adventure, with Sani Pass, Katse Dam and Maletsunyane Falls among the highlights.
Mountain riding calls for judgement about pace, line choice and fatigue. We encourage riders to look ahead, understand the motorcycle and make considered decisions, with time to appreciate the landscape around them.

Number of days: 13
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: Good condition tar/paved roads and mostly good gravel road
per rider
Explore coastal roads, mountain passes and the open spaces of the Karoo, with Cape Agulhas, the Garden Route and the Franschhoek winelands adding variety along the way.
The transitions between tar, gravel and tighter sections bring rider judgement and control into everyday use. We focus on reading the changing road and working smoothly with the motorcycle while enjoying the journey and the company.

Number of days: 15
Riding Skill: Intermediate
Route Type: ±70% tar/paved roads, ±30% gravel roads; some potholes and a few moderately challenging sections
per rider
Victoria Falls, Lake Kariba, wildlife country and the historic Great Zimbabwe ruins form part of a journey through varied landscapes and memorable places to stay.
Longer riding days make preparation, concentration and managing fatigue especially important. We bring the Wild@Heart approach to the road through considered pacing, care for the motorcycles and responsibility towards the group.
Our 2027 and 2028 motorcycle tour calendar includes South Africa, Lesotho, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Zimbabwe and North-East Tanzania.
Choose a scheduled small-group departure or speak to us about a private motorcycle tour. We arrange journeys for individuals, couples and groups of friends, tailored to your dates, riding experience, interests and budget.
Across these different destinations, our approach remains consistent: prepare properly, understand the motorcycle, ride with judgement and look after one another. The purpose is to enjoy Africa by motorcycle and return with experiences worth sharing.
Tell us where you would like to travel, when you are available and what kind of riding you enjoy. We will help you explore the options.
Contact Johan Olivier:
Telephone/WhatsApp: +27 82 888 4312
Email: j[email protected].
Download our 2027–2028 Tour Calendar for departure dates, durations and prices.
We normally travel with six or seven guest riders and a guide on a motorcycle. Small groups make it easier to stop, explore and build the camaraderie that matters on a motorcycle journey.
The thinking behind Under Load and Inside the Helmet continues on the road. Understanding how the motorcycle behaves, noticing changing conditions and making sound decisions help us enjoy the riding while respecting our own limits.
We look after the motorcycles because the group depends on them. We look after one another because a good rider also contributes to a good group. Safe, enjoyable riding and consideration for others matter as much as individual ability.
Our tours are personally led by Johan Olivier, whose guiding and BMW off-road instruction experience inform the preparation, route choices and practical advice along the way.
Where possible, we support locally owned and family-run accommodation. We choose places with character and make time for local food, photographs and the conversations that begin when we stop.
You can expect an organised journey with room to enjoy the unexpected.
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