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Duration: 105 Days / 106 Nights

The Road of Bones: London to Magadan

London through to Magadan, Russia: Experience one of the world’s most scenic and historical motorcycle journeys

United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia & Russia: This evocative journey covers a quarter of the earth’s surface as we ride from the bustling, vibrant city of London to one of the most remote towns on earth, Magadan, Siberia. Be one of only a handful of adventure bikers to embark on this extraordinary, sometimes life changing, motorbike expedition into the incredible wilderness. Discover some of the world’s most remote, historical, yet stunning countries and celebrate with us as we ride into Magadan nearly four months after leaving London.

For an experience that will stay with you forever, join us as we ride the “Road of Bones”.

We are taking bookings for the 2021 and 2023 departures of this iconic journey.
Unfortunately, our website will not display departures that are more than two years away so here are the details for 2022:

Dates: 19th May 2023 to 2nd September 2023
Rider BYO Bike - US$33,990.00
Rider BMW R1250 GS - US$50,265.00
Rider BMW F850 GS - US$48,690.00
Rider BMW F750 GS - US$47,115.00
Pillion / Support Vehicle - US$22,990.00

To book, click on the BOOK NOW button below and select the 2023 departure.


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At a Glance

Tour Highlights

  • Brugge, Belguim
  • Riding the Grossglockner
  • Tyrol region, Austria
  • Dracula’s Castle, Romania
  • Medieval village of Sighisoara, Romania
  • Istanbul
  • Ottoman village of Safranbolu, Turkey
  • Goreme, Turkey
  • Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad)
  • Saint Basil and the Red Square, Moscow
  • Suzdal, Russia
  • The “Road of Death”, Kazakhstan
  • The immense Kazakh steppe
  • The Silk Road cities of Samarkand and Bukhara, Uzbekistan
  • The glorious Registan, Emirs Ark and other Silk Road antiquities, Uzbekistan
  • The Central Tien Shan Mountains, Kyrgyzstan
  • And much more
 

Included

  • Airport Transfers
  • Flight Magadan to Vladivostok
  • All Shipping included
  • Pre Expedition rider training
  • Mechanic and Medic will accompany us (Not necessarily qualified in these fields)
  • Incomparable list of sights and inclusions
  • Rental of BMW F650, F800 or R1200 GS bikes available
  • Support vehicle with passenger carrying ability
  • Breakfast’s everyday
  • Lunches and dinners as per tour option
  • 106 nights accommodation, hotels, Ger camps & camping
  • Services of ride leader and support vehicle driver
  • Pre-departure material
  • GPS waypoints
  • Access to satellite phone, pay per minute
  • Compass Expeditions dress shirt
  • Entrances to all national Parks as indicated in the “Client info Kit”
  • Excursions as indicated in the “Client info Kit”

Not Included

  • International flights
  • Visas (if required)
  • Fuel
  • Personal spending money
  • Personal health insurance
  • Tips and gratuities

Upgrades

All accommodation is twin or double share, if you would like a single room there will be a single supplement: US$ 4,000
(please note, you will likely to be required to share a room and perhaps a bathroom at least once on this trip).

Our motorcycles are insured and have a damage excess of US$ 6000, you can reduce the excess by taking advantage of our Excess Reduction Policy: US$ 20 per day

OPTIONAL JOINING DATE:

This expedition can also be joined in Istanbul. This option is only available for those riding their own bikes. The cost of shipping your bike from the original start point, London, to Istanbul is not included in the tour price.

Istanbul to Magadan
Duration:
92 Days
2022 Dates: 31st May to 2nd Sep 2022
Price: Rider: US$29,990.00 / Co-Rider: US$17,690.00

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Itinerary

 

Joining Day: Your London airport transfer will take you directly to our joining hotel, ready for an early start tomorrow. Today you will meet your crew for your tour briefing and welcome dinner.

Week One: Departing London we cross “under” the English Channel and spend a night in the beautiful Brugge, Belgium, before reaching the legendary River Rhine at St Goar, Germany but not before spending a morning at the amazing Hohenswangau Castle. We ride the epic Grossglockner Pass before riding onto the stunning Salzburg, home to Mozart. We cross into Hungary and arrive at spectacular Budapest, scenically located on the Danube, before visiting Dracula’s castle and the wonderful medieval town of Sighisaora in Romania, were we see the first week out.

Week Two: A brief visit to the UNESCO listed city of Nessebar, Bulgaria will see us reach the crossroads of Asia at Istanbul, we spend two nights visiting the remarkable Topkapi Mosque, Bazaars and other sights. Then a ride north - west visiting the wonderful Ottoman towns of Safranbolu and Amasya before visiting the amazing Troglodye dwellings at Goreme in Central Turkey. An optional hot air balloon flight is recommended to really get a great view of this amazing landscape.

Week Three: Riding north across the Turkish plateau we reach the Black Sea coast before stopping at Trabzon. Continuing on to Kars though tea plantations and gaping canyons we cross into the beautiful Georgia. Georgia provides us with some epic riding, no more so than the utterly stunning and legendary Georgian Military Highway that cuts a narrow yet winding path through the Caucasus, before crossing into Russia. We continue north onto Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad; this city was the sight of the bloodiest battle during WW2 and a visit to the moving memorial on Mamaev Hill and the 56m statue of “Mother Russia” is a must.

Week Four: Riding further north we eventually reach Moscow where we spend three nights allowing us to visit one of the world’s most recognizable sights of St Basils, located in the wonderful Red Square. Also on the agenda are the Kremlin, Lenin’s Tomb and Gorky Park as part of an included city tour. Riding out of Moscow we enjoy a short ride to Suzdal a small Russian village seemingly caught in a time warp, things haven’t changed a lot since the rule of the Tsars. The skyline of this small village is dotted with golden cupolas that glint in the afternoon sun; it’s a wonderful place. We ride south for Kazan with its amazing Kremlin and then through rarely travelled country as we head for Samara set on the banks of the Volga, a once closed Russian city and home to the MIG jet fighters.

Week Five: We leave Russia and enter Kazakhstan and the mighty Kazakh steppe. We ride the “road of death” across the silent Kazakh steppe, so vast that you can see the curvature of the earth, it really is a remote, lonely place, and we spend a number of nights camping in the wild surrounded by silence, sunset out here is extraordinary. Next stop is the Aral Sea, where we see fishing boats left high and dry on the sand dunes when only a few decades earlier they were floating in the same spot. (Please note we do not see the Aral Sea, that’s the whole point, IT'S GONE). The Aral Sea disaster, as it is known, is a testament to man’s capacity to completely stuff up his environment.

Week Six: We ride through the Kyzyl-Kum Desert to our next port of call, Turkistan, where we visit Kazakhstan’s greatest building the Kozha Akhmed Yasaui mausoleum built by Tamerlane in the 14th century. Leaving Kazakhstan we cross into Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is home to some of the greatest Silk Road treasures and is about as far away as you could get from the usual tourist trail, yet it holds some of the most fantastic architecture on earth. We spend two nights in Tashkent before riding out for Samarqand. No name is so evocative of the Silk Road than Samarqand. Two nights are spent in this magical city wandering the ancient alleyways and markets and watching as the sunsets over the mighty Registan, no other sight is so synonymous with the Silk Road as the Registan. Another two nights are spent at Uzbekistan’s holiest city, Bukhara. Sipping tea and eating Shashlyks around the ancient Labi Hauz is like stepping back in time. Bukhara too is synonymous with the Silk Road and also has a strong history relating to the “great game” played out in the 19th century.

Week Seven: We ride onto Tamerlane’s birthplace of Shakhrisabz and view the mighty Ak-Saray palace once so big it even dwarfed the Registan, all that is left now is its 40m/ 131ft high entrance, still an amazing sight. We cross the 1,788 m / 5,866 ft pass of Takhtakaracha before riding back to Tashkent and down into the Ferghana Valley before spending a night in Fergana. We cross now into what is known as Central Asia’s Shangri-la, Kyrgyzstan, home to some of Central Asia’s grandest mountains. We are now in the cool of the mountains for the first time as we ride through stunning canyon lands dissected in two by a turquoise river running far below, the riding is simply stunning. We cross the immense Kazarman Pass inhabited by a handful of very friendly Ger dwelling families where we camp out amongst the mountains in this stunning landscape.

Week Eight: We ride over another pass at 3,500 m / 11,482 ft and down to the capital, Bishkek where we can recharge our batteries and enjoy the city life for 2 nights. Leaving Bishkek we skirt the shores of the world’s second largest alpine lake of Issyk-Kol before arriving in the old Russian town of Karakol where we spend the next three nights. Karakol is the base we use for exploring the postcard picture perfect alpine valleys that tumble out of the Central Tien Shan Mountains that border China. We visit the red rock canyons at Jeti-oghuz and the stunning Altyn Arashan valley after a wild Kamaz truck journey to gain access.

Week Nine: Leaving Kyrgyzstan we once again enter Kazakhstan and camp a night in the wild before visiting the immense Charyn Canyon and riding onto Almaty. Three nights are spent in Almaty as we explore the city or maybe take a ride up the nearby Zailiysky Alatau range that looms just beyond the city limits. We once again ride across the vast empty and silent Kazakh Steppe eventually reaching the Russian border after nearly three days of riding. Crossing into Russia we rejoin the Trans Siberian highway as we head further eastward towards Krasnoyarsk.

Week Ten: More wild camping in amongst the endless Taiga before arriving at Irkutsk, seven days after leaving Almaty. Irkutsk is the stepping off point for the wondrous Lake Baikal the deepest freshwater lake in the world. We ride up the western side of the lake reaching the privately owned bay where we shall camp mid afternoon. Krestovka Bay offers some of the finest views of the towering cliffs that rise lakeside and also a rare chance to view fast disappearing Shamanic rock art. Returning to Irkutsk we enjoy our last “big city”, with its many fine restaurants and classic Russian gingerbread houses that we will see for a few weeks.

Week Eleven:
Crossing into Mongolia is like crossing into another world, it is a country without fences and mostly without roads, we simply ride across the landscape uninhibited, it truly is the last great act of freedom left in biking. First stop will be the Amarbayasgalant Monastery scenically located at the junction of three valleys. The riding becomes more difficult now as we ride across the open landscape on rough dirt tracks, you will barely notice though as we are overawed by the immensity of the countryside where we free camp for a number of nights before eventually reaching Moron, and onto the spectacular Khovsgul Nuur. We stay in a lakeside Ger camp run by the effervescent Otgoo and her team; the lake is only a few hundred kilometres from Lake Baikal, as the crow flies, but a 6-day ride since we left Baikal.

Week Twelve: Khovsgul Nuur is a stunning lake surrounded by snow capped peaks and alpine forests where we spend three nights in a traditional Ger. We can ride along the western side of the lake for unbelievable views of the lake with brilliant white Gers reflecting in its calm waters or enjoy a fish lunch in a wonderful log cabin restaurant, lakeside. Dragging ourselves away from Khovsgul Nuur we take a short ride to Moron Ger camp where we spend a night for some truly spectacular Mongolian hospitality. Continuing on we take the remote back tracks to White Lake and this is where the riding becomes challenging as does the navigation. We follow a single grass track across the valley floors and begin to cross numerous creeks and high passes. We spend a night at a Ger camp on the edge of the beautiful White lake, no T.V, no mobile phones, its magnificent isolation. The pace is picked up a little as we ride for Tseterleg and enjoy what is possibly the finest meal in Central Asia at the Fairview hotel and restaurant. We visit the magnificent Erdene Zuu Khiid Monastery, the former capital of Genghis Khan, on our way to Ulaan Baatar.

Week Thirteen: We spend three nights here re-charging our batteries and visiting the sights including the wonderful Gandantegchinlen Khid (Great Palace). It comes as a surprise to be talking with fellow travellers again as we have been in some very remote, rarely traversed regions for some time. We then ride north toward the Russian border and soon rejoin the Trans Siberian. This is a weeklong ride through the vast and remote Taiga that seemingly stretches on forever. It is a beautiful time of year to visit as the immense Taiga is beginning to show its autumn colours. We arrive at Chita for a well-earned shower and a cold beer and maybe a sauna to wash off the Trans Siberian dust or mud before, once again, riding out into the vastness that makes up the Taiga. Turning off the paved Trans Siberian Highway and onto the Lena Highway, also known as “the highway of hell” we ride directly north toward Nerungheri where we can enjoy a hot shower and some excellent restaurants, including some quirky Soviet Karaoke bars, before again riding out into the endless forests of the remote reaches of Siberia. This is epic riding in a forgotten land; we truly are in a remote area of the world.

Week Fourteen: The riding becomes challenging here and is a great practice run for the “Road of Bones”. We eventually reach Yakutsk, a surprising city of 240,000 people in the middle of absolutely nowhere. From here we enter the Kolyma Highway better know as the “Road of Bones”. This is becoming one of the must-do rides for true adventure bikers. The ride across this vast imposing landscape is nothing short of epic, it is a challenge, it is difficult and it is very remote, but as one famous Hollywood actor, come biker, commented “I have lived more in these last few hours than I have in the last few years” or something like that! (Note: we take the Winter road as the Old Summer road is no longer passable, the winter road is still part of the tragic Road of Bones network that crisscrosses Siberia and the Kolyma region and is no less significant than the road made famous by Ewan and Charley). We ride into Magadan and get our first glimpses of the ocean since Turkey, all those months ago. Join us on this life-changing ride, savour that moment when you know you have accomplished an amazing feat and discover some of the world’s most remote, historical, yet stunning countries.

Departure day: Take your included flight to Vladivostok. Spend some time in Vladivostok or fly home, the choice is yours.

Ride Details

Ride Profile

 

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The road conditions vary wildly on this expedition. The roads across Europe are smooth and quick. We ride some freeways to cross Europe quickly and clients should be prepared for this; however we shall ride small valleys in Switzerland and Austria which can get a lot of traffic and be narrow.
 
The Russian roads can be very badly potholed and the Russian traffic can be aggressive at times, the might has the right really is the rule of thumb here.
 
The so called “Road of Death” in Kazakhstan is all but paved now but can be in terrible condition with massive potholes in some sections. Mongolia has only 400 km / 250 mi of paved road, the remainder is dirt and some of it a little difficult with shallow creek crossings and gravel sections. The eastern section of the Trans Siberian is still dirt (although this is being replaced by new paved road).
 
The Lena Highway once referred to as “the highway of hell” can be muddy and IS very rough and is mostly dirt. The “Roads of Bones” is without a doubt the most challenging riding, with sections of mud (if we get rain) washed out bridges, corrugations and long distances through the forests.
 

Tour Start/End

Tour Start: London, United Kingdom
Tour End: Magadan, Russia
 

Climate

We shall be leaving England late May and will be anticipating good weather across Europe; a little rain should be expected and certainly snow will still be on the GrossGlockner. Turkey will still be a little cold on the high plateau & possibly wet near the coast. At this time of year it is not uncommon for a little rain to be still around in Moscow. There is no escaping the heat of Central Asia but we shall only be experiencing the worst of it for two weeks. The mountains of Kyrgyzstan will be cool and clear and by the time we reach Siberia the Taiga shall be turning the wonderful colors of autumn. We reach the Road of Bones when the rivers are at their lowest levels and the days are starting to cool down meaning a lot less mosquitos. In summary we will experience the full gamut of weather conditions, but generally on the better side of these condition, i.e. we wont be riding thought white out conditions in sub zero temps!!!
 

Accommodation

  • 73 nights Hotels of up to 4 star,
  • 4 nights Ger camp,
  • 28 nights wild camping.
  • A flexible attitude is needed as services in these extremely remote regions may not be what you are accustomed to.
  • All accommodation is on a twin share basis. If you are traveling alone we will pair you up with another solo traveler. However, if you prefer single accommodation a single supplement is available: US$ 4,000.00 (please note that you may be required to share a room and a bathroom at least once on this trip)
 

Meals

  • On every day of the tour we include breakfast: 105 Breakfasts
  • On ride days we provide a picnic lunch that we prepare ourselves from our mobile kitchen, on occasion we will lunch at local restaurants: 79 Lunches
  • We include 1 dinner per week in reliable restaurants we have used many times before and when camping cooked in our camp kitchen: approx 15 restaurant meals & 28 camp meals

Important Information

  • You will need to be in London two days prior to start of expedition. One bonus night accommodation is included
  • All riders must have a valid motorcycle license and at least two years riding experience.
  • It is a requirement that all clients have appropriate insurance for this type of expedition.
 
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Bikes


 

 

BMW R1250GS
  • 1254cc Twin cylinder boxer engine
  • Seat height 90cm (35In) Approx.
  • Inner Leg Curve 195cm (78in) Approx
  • Heated Hand Grips
  • BMW style accessory power socket
  • Top Box
  • Engine protection bars
  • Bash plate
  • Dual purpose tyres


 

 

BMW F850GS
  • 853cc Parallel twin cylinder engine
  • Seat height 88cm (34In) Approx.
  • Inner Leg Curve 193cm (76in) Approx
  • Heated Hand Grips
  • BMW style accessory power socket
  • Top Box
  • Engine protection bars
  • Bash plate
  • Dual purpose tyres 

 
 
BMW F750GS
  • 853cc (de-tuned) Parallel twin cylinder engine
  • Seat height 82cm (32In) Approx.
  • Inner Leg Curve 181cm (71in) Approx
  • Heated Hand Grips
  • BMW style accessory power socket
  • Top Box
  • Engine protection bars
  • Bash plate
  • Duel purpose tyres
  • Low seat option available (79cm / 31 in)

Trip Extensions


TRIP EXTENSIONS – ASIA

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TRIP EXTENSIONS – EUROPE

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Insurance


TOUR AND EXPEDITION TRAVEL INSURANCE

At Compass Expeditions we work hard to make sure that your motorcycle tour runs smoothly and safely. Your welfare is of primary concern to us and we know that we cannot control every situation on the road or while you are traveling.

Accidents happen, luggage is lost and tour or flight cancellations can occur, so it is our policy that all participants of Compass Expeditions tours have an appropriate level of travel insurance to cover the unforeseen. This is not only compulsory when joining a Compass Expeditions motorcycle tour, but it makes sense.

We have sourced a number of companies that will provide you coverage in the event of an accident and/or other losses, depending on the policy selected and better still will give all Compass Expeditions customers a 10% discount off the advertised rates when purchasing through the our website, (this offer is not available over the phone). Compass Expeditions does not endorse, recommend or guarantee payment in the event of a claim from any of the insurers mentioned. We do know that they will offer a policy for clients riding a motorcycle OVER 250cc (including our bikes). This is a critical point to ensure when purchasing a policy. Compass Expeditions are offering this information as a service only to ensure all our clients are properly protected.
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These policies cover clients located in the United States of America at time of purchase for travel outside of the United States on a Compass Expeditions Ride/Expedition. It works in conjunction with your US Health Care. Please click below to be directed to their website to obtain your quote.

Travel Cover for Australians:
This policy covers all our Australian clients when participating in a Compass Expeditions ride. Please click on the “Get a quote” button below  to be directed to our quote form. We will set up the quote for you and get back to you with options and prices for your travel insurance policy.

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Testimonials


 
 
 
To Mick, Jerry and the Compass team,
 I am now on my third Compass ride, this one being from Singapore to Beijing having just turned 70 in February. My previous rides were Cairo to Capetown in 2015, followed by the Road of Bones in 2016. I am also booked the 100-day Ultimate South America.  I rode across Canada followed by a lap of the USA in 2017 followed by a lap of Australia in 2018. This was by myself and it just wasn’t the same.  I missed the camaraderie of the Compass tours that I have done. You meet new people of whom become lifelong friends. Then there is the professionalism and friendship of the Compass directors, ride leaders and support drivers.  Your payment doesn’t only pay for that but it’s a professionalism money can’t buy.
Give Compass your support, they will provide you with tours no other company can match. Don’t miss out today in what you cannot do tomorrow.
 
Peter Cullen, Australia

I did the 2014 ‘Road of Bones’ Major Expedition with Compass Expedition.

My hat goes off to Mick, Justin and Veronica for their continued efforts to run what must be one of the most challenging tours around.
The tour is indeed a ‘major expedition’ and encompasses such a duration with so many possible variables that it is impossible to plan for every eventuality.
To give you an idea of the complexity of our trip:

17 people, from around the globe of different age, experience, outlook and expectation.
14 bikes, all different and requiring shipping to ports around the globe.
1 support vehicle with enough luggage to sink the Queen Mary.
14 countries each with a different language and 9 different currencies.

Throw in negotiating border crossings, finding suitable petrol, hotels and camping in places not used to much in the way of tourism, food safety, a myriad of paperwork, unpredictable weather, herding the group on schedule, bikes and riders ‘ceasing to proceed’, keeping everyone smiling…. the list goes on…
Compass however have the experience to provide the best path through the experience and Mick, Justin and Veronica kept their cool and delivered what will be remembered by all us us fortunate enough to go as a trip of a lifetime.
I left the tour with great memories and friends which I’ll keep forever.

Would I do that trip again? No, can’t see that happening. Am I glad I did it? Hell yeah, Would I do another trip with Compass? Most definitely.
 
 
 
When people ask us about it, I am still finding it hard to describe how fantastic it was.
I can only say it was an epic adventure,
It’s hard to imagine anything will ever be as awesome and life changing again.

Roll on more adventures!!!!!! Thanks again

Deane & Lynnie, NZ
 

I just completed the Road of Bones Tour 2012 with Compass Expeditions. I experienced so many challenges throughout the tour. It was a true adventure experience. There were no 2 days the same and you would wake up in the morning and wonder what challenges await you today. Who are you going to meet? What scenery you are going to experience.
I would recommend Compass Expeditions to anyone who wishes to do something out of the ordinary.
 
Aldo, Australia

 

 

 

 

 


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It is with a profound depth of sadness that we announce that after millions of kilometres ridden around the world with Compass Expeditions, that we have been forced to make the incredibly tough decision to suspend operations due to Covid 19 and the subsequent travel bans.

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