Ambiance Tours was started by riders who love to tour with great people. We know the effort it takes to plan a trip properly — so we built the tours we wanted to be on, and opened a few seats to anyone who'd enjoy the same.
Ride safe. Stay together. Don't be a hero.
Three rules. Printed inside every rider pack.
Small groups
Up to 10 riders. Big enough for a good dinner, small enough that we never lose anyone at a roundabout.
Scouted routes
Every metre ridden in advance. Fuel stops, lunch, view points and the tricky junctions — all in the briefing.
Great hotels, great locations
We pick places worth arriving at — somewhere to park the bikes safely, get a proper meal and a decent night's sleep before the next day's riding.
The guys taking the lead
Who you'll be riding with.
Two of us up front, both of whom have spent rather too much of our lives on two wheels and see no reason to stop now.
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Michael Adams
Lead guide
Around 30 years of riding and an IAM RoadSmart qualification to keep things honest. Claims he only stops for coffee to "check the route", which would be more convincing if the route ever changed.
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Lead guide
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Our bikes
What we turn up on.
Two big GSs, both of which have earned their scuffs. You don't need one of these to come along — plenty of bikes suit our routes — but people always ask.
Yours
BMW R1300GS
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Mike's
BMW R1250GS
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From the road
Where this actually happens.
Photos from the trips — the roads, the stops, the hotel, and the bit at the end of the day where everyone talks nonsense over dinner.
First morning, before the coffee wears offSaturday's loop through mid WalesSomewhere with a view and a kettleUnpack once, sleep in the same bedTwo dinners, both includedWhy we bother scouting every mile
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Ride with us
Sounds like your kind of weekend?
The Welsh Three-Day is the next one out. Small groups fill quickly — a quick email is the fastest way to hold a seat.
