2010 Tours

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Introduction

New Style Motorcycle Tours provide a complete service for the touring motorcyclist with our accompanied tours. All tours are led by the tour operator, or occasionally by a senior associate.

You can be assured that the tours will be conducted at a suitable pace so that you can enjoy the scenery and the roads. Regular stops will be made at suitable locations throughout each tour.

We're also happy to arrange tours in the the Brecon Beacons, the Black Mountains, Mid Wales and anywhere else that our clients fancy. Our aim is to please and let you enjoy trouble free and hassle free motorcycle touring in some of the most scenic and traffic free parts of the country.

All our tours (unless otherwise stated) include two nights dinner, bed and breakfast. Generally we meet for dinner on the Friday evening, tour on the Saturday and depart on Sunday morning. Convenient stops for refreshment will be made throughout the day when touring.

Tours can be arranged for Groups, including motorcycle clubs, first time tourers or advanced riders, where the pace can be a little quicker throughout the tour, but remaining within the permitted speed limits. If your group has a special interest, then let us see if we can arrange a suitable tour for you.

Guided Tour Programme 2010

All our tours (unless otherwise stated) include two nights dinner, bed and breakfast.

Generally we meet for dinner on the Friday evening, tour on the Saturday and depart on Sunday morning. Convenient stops for refreshment will be made throughout the day when touring. To book your tour, please click here or feel free to call or email us if you have any questions at all.




When:	Saturday, 17th April to Sunday, 18th April, 2010.
Where:	Overnight b and b stop in Caernarvon
Cost:	£90 per rider.
Details:	Leaving South Wales on the Saturday morning we travel through some fine scenery whilst making our way north. En route we provide some 'advanced riding' techniques to participants to give those who have not ridden at an advanced level previously some experience and understanding of what this level of riding is all about. For those who are already riding at an advanced level then this trip will provide an opportunity for polishing up those skills already acquired. After an overnight stop at our 'biker friendly' B&B we then return south the following day via an alternative route, stilll enjoying the delightful scenery as we go.
Book by:	Sunday, 4th April,2010.	»back to top«



When:	Friday, 18th June to Monday, 21st June, 2009.(4 day tour).
Where:	Based at country house hotel to the west of Cork
Cost:	(inclusive of mainland ferry crossing) £594 rider and pillion. £340 per rider. Single room supplement: £30
Details:	A leisurely start on the Friday sees us catching the 1430hrs from Fishguard, arriving in Eire at 1800hrs. Upon arrival we head to our three night stop over location at a country house hotel to the west of Cork. Saturday sees us exploring the beautiful 'Ring of Kerry' before returning to our hotel to enjoy some good 'Irish craic' and probably a glass or two of the real 'black stuff'. Sunday we will explore the Beara peninsular and find some remote mountain passes over which to travel. Again, you can be assured of some splendid scenery whilst in Eire, even if the roads are a little rougher than ours. Monday will find us heading east to catch the 1600hrs ferry from Dublin arriving at Holyhead at 1915hrs. All sailings are subject to availability and early booking is advised to ensure that places can be reserved. Tour cost includes ferry crossings and three nights bed and breakfast with dinner provided on the Saturday and Sunday evenings. Local inland ferry costs are not included in the tour price and if used will only amount to several Euros. Bed and breakfast accomodation can be arranged at extra cost in Caernarvon on the Monday evening should you so wish.
Book by:	Sunday, 16th May, 2010, but it is suggested that you book earlier to ensure a place on this particular tour as ferry crossing space fills up quickly from Fishguard.	»back to top«



When:	Friday,1st October to Sunday, 3rd October, 2010.
Where:	Based in a 19 century country home 80 miles south of Cherbourg.
Cost:	(inclusive of ferry crossing) £391 rider and pillion. £260 per rider.
Details:	Our 'French Foray' is an ideal opportunity for those who have not ventured to Europe motorcycling before. Our weekend is based some 80 miles to the south of Cherbourg in a 19th century country home. We shall leave Portsmouth on the 'fast ferry' on Friday morning at 0700hrs. Arriving at 1130hrs that will give us plenty of time to savour the French atmosphere before arriving at our English hosts who are well used to hosting motorcycle touring parties. A warm welcome is assured when we arrive on Friday evening. On Saturday we shall travel to Mont San Michel where the splendour of the Mont itself can be enjoyed and then head further west into Brittany. On Sunday we shall travel to Bayeaux where the famous tapestry can be viewed. We will then move on to Aramanche, one of the locations of the famous 'D' Day landings. A visit to the American war graves will also form part of the itinerary for the weekend. A Sunday evening return sailing from Caen at 1630hrs will get us to Portsmouth at 2115hrs for a late evening ride home. Tour cost includes cost of ferry crossings continental breakfast and a three course evening meal on Friday and Saturday. All sailings are subject to availability and early booking is advised to ensure that places can be reserved. There is plenty of accomodation in Portsmouth with a 'Travel Lodge' just outside the port entrance for those considering overnight stays prior to or following the tour.
Book by:	Sunday, 29th August, 2010.	»back to top«



When:	Saturday, 23rd October to Sunday, 24th October, 2010.
Where:	Overnight B&B stop in Caernarvon.
Cost:	£90 per rider.
Details:	Leaving South Wales on the Saturday morning we travel through some fine scenery whilst making our way north. En route we provide some 'advanced riding' techniques to participants to give those who have not ridden at an advanced level previously some experience and understanding of what this level of riding is all about. For those who are already riding at an advanced level then this trip will provide an opportunity for polishing up those skills already acquired. After an overnight stop at our 'biker friendly' b and b we then return south the following day via an alternative route, stilll enjoying the delightful scenery as we go.
Book by:	Sunday, 10th October,2010.	»back to top«