August 8
Arrival in Bodø.
Embark on a motorcycle journey that blends Arctic landscapes with Eastern European history. Starting from Bodø, Norway, we will explore the fjords, the Lofoten Islands, and the city of Tromsø. Under the midnight sun, we will reach the pinnacle of the expedition: Nordkapp, where the ocean view marks the conquest of the far north on two wheels. The journey continues back through the plains of Finland to its capital, where we will have a free day. Next, we cross by ferry to Tallinn, Estonia, which blends its medieval essence with high technology. From there, we follow the roads of Latvia and Lithuania, ending the route with a ferry from Poland to Sweden. An itinerary of achievement and discovery across six nations. Tour conducted with motorcycles rented in Norway.
The itinerary heads toward the northernmost point of the European continent, crossing the Baltic countries and the scenic roads of Scandinavia to the North Cape. The route combines the vastness of the Nordic fjords and tundras with the challenge of riding toward one of the most distant and iconic points in the world.
Arrival in Bodø.
Bodø – Svolvær: 280 km
Free day in Svolvær: 0 km (Lofoten)
Svolvær – Tromsø: 300 km
Sightseeing in Tromsø: 0 km
Tromsø – Alta: 390 km
Alta – North Cape: 240 km
North Cape – Sodankylä: 550 km
Sodankylä – Viitasaari: 580 km
Viitasaari – Helsinki: 360 km
Free day in Helsinki: 0 km
Helsinki – Tallinn: 50 km
Tallinn – Riga: 360 km
Riga – Vilnius: 350 km
Vilnius – Warsaw: 490 km
Free day in Warsaw: 0 km
Warsaw – Gdańsk: 340 km
Gdańsk – Stockholm: Overnight Ferry
Return to Brazil.
Shared room packages require another participant to share. If no partner is available, the package is converted to a single room with a price adjustment.
Tours require a minimum of 6 registered riders to be confirmed. If not confirmed, MotoNomads will issue a 100% refund, or the amount can be used for another tour.
Customize this itinerary for your group. Choose the date and duration, and we will take care of the rest.
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