Adventure Biking in Cape Town

Experiencing Cape Town on a motorbike is a very popular activity amongst motorbike fans. There are plenty of scenic routes for bikers to enjoy in and out of Cape Town whether you are looking for wild and adventurous biking tours or whether you are hiring a motorbike for gentle touring of the scenic roads of South Africa. 

By touring the country by motorbike, hidden secrets are uncovered that would be missed when travelling by car so Adventure Biking is a real winner for those that love adrenalin. A great trip is from Cape Town to the Klein Karoo with a stop off at the infamous Ronnie’s Sex Shop, a popular bikers stop-off spot. Ronni’s sex shop is unmissable; a local pub in Barrydale on the famous Route 62 with a name that not only turns heads, but also offers cold beer and a fun photo opportunity to send the family. Look out for Ronnie with his long white plaited beard behind the bar.

Look out for Cape Bike Travel if you are looking for chauffeured motorbike tours. Whether you are looking for on or off the beaten track motorbiking, Cape Bike Travel will fulfil your motorcycle diary dreams.

The roads in South Africa are so good that one can travel endlessly along smooth tar, scenic roads and mesmerizing panorama vistas along the Indian Ocean coastline. For those looking for motorbiking of a more adventurous nature and biking on gravel roads through the interior of South Africa and on to Namibia, Cape Bike Travel offer that too.

Even beginners can take motorbike courses.

There are numerous companies offering fully accompanied motorbike tours and excursions and a variety that do short and long term motorbike rentals if you plan your own motorbike tours.

Motorrad Adventures are a company based in Worcester along the R62 offering a variety of guided tours through South Africa and into Namibia.

Nature Discovery are another motorbike rental and operator that have quad bikes and motorbikes for hire. Their quad bike trails operate every day of the year. The quad bike trails are designed together with Cape Nature Conservation to give an unusual and spectacular day outing to areas in Cape Town that are rarely visited.