Peru · Ecuador · Chile · Bolivia
South America. Built Around You.
This isn't just a motorcycle tour. It's a crossing.
Custom motorcycle expeditions through Peru, Ecuador, Chile, and Bolivia for two to four riders. Every route is designed from scratch around your group, your riding, and how long you've got.

From the road
What it looks like down there
Ross's own photos from Bolivia, alongside the country you would cross in Peru, Ecuador, and Chile.

Sunset on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia 
La Paz from El Alto, Bolivia 
A high pass in the Bolivian Andes 
Switchbacks near Llata, Peru 
Machu Picchu, Peru 
Lake Titicaca, Bolivia 
The Quilotoa crater, Ecuador 
The Atacama, near San Pedro, Chile 
The road into Torres del Paine, Chilean Patagonia
Four countries
Where you could ride
Peru
Andes switchbacks, the Sacred Valley, Cusco, and canyon roads that climb higher than anything in the Rockies.
Ecuador
The Avenue of the Volcanoes, the Quilotoa Loop, and the drop from the high Andes into the cloud forest.
Chile
The Atacama Desert, high passes over the Andes, and the gravel and glaciers of Patagonia.
Bolivia
The Uyuni salt flats, the Altiplano at 12,000 feet, and the jungle valleys of the Yungas.
The price
What's included
Included
- Round-trip international flights
- Motorcycle rental
- Hand-picked lodging: boutique inns, family-run guesthouses, historic village stays
- A route built for your group
- Guide and support
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Fuel
- Riding gear
- Travel insurance and visas
$15,000–$22,000 per person, depending on the route and length.
Two to four riders.
What it's like
The experience
Real roads. Real culture. Real adventure.
Winding mountain passes, jungle highways, coastal cliffs, high plateaus, and back roads that rarely see tourists but were made for motorcycles.
This isn't a polished vacation. It's an expedition, guided, planned, and fully supported, but alive with the unpredictability that makes real adventure worth it.
You'll come home with stamps in your passport, dust on your boots, and stories most riders only talk about.
Start planning
Tell Us Where You Want to Go
Every expedition starts with a conversation. Tell us which countries interest you, how many riders, and roughly when, and we'll start planning.
