Motor Trails organizes exclusive motorcycle adventures since 2000. They travel with small groups through lesser-known areas and off the beaten tracks.
Holidays (21)
Instructors (5)
Marco Brand
In 1991, Marco started to travel as a regular backpacker. He made a one-year journey through America, Australia, and Southeast Asia. After returning to The Netherlands, he started working as a tour guide for Koning Aap Travel, a Dutch adventure tour company. For eight years, he guided dozens of tours in many different countries on almost all continents. During his private time, he traveled the entire Asian continent, but most of all Southeast Asia. To share his enthusiasm and knowledge of the area, he organized in the year 2000 his first Motor Trails motorbike tour in Vietnam.
Robbert Van Bussel
In 2010, Robbert made his first long-distance trip abroad to Vietnam and he was immediately sold. The love for traveling and the enthusiasm to discover countries and cultures was born. This resulted, among other things, in his choice to study International Management and internships abroad in Hong Kong and Ethiopia. After briefly working in international sales, he quickly came to the conclusion that he wanted to take a different path. During a trip through Uganda and Rwanda with Motor Trails, his passions for traveling and motorcycling and the pleasure of interacting with groups came together
Ko Duijivestein
In the Netherlands Ko rides a big Moto Guzzi. However, when he first arrived in Kenya in 2011 he started riding off-road, for which he used, for the first time, a small and light motorcycle. He fell in love with this continent and continued exploring the continent, always using a small motorbike for easy off-road riding. Ko traveled from Kenya to Cape Town in 2017 on a 200 cc. But before that he already made countless smaller trips through East Africa. Every year he goes to the African continent for 3 months to further explore this continent, and to guide our motorbike tours. Ko knows a lot a
Remco Van Stappershoesf
Remco studied business economics at the University of Amsterdam and worked for a number of years in business. When he worked as a management consultant in Uganda in 2002 and 2003, he became addicted to riding a motorbike in this beautiful country and surrounding countries. During that time he spend about 20,000 km on a 125cc Susuki through East Africa. Since then, he has combined his permanent work with travel and travel. For the Dutch travel agency Sawadee, he worked as a tourguide in Africa, but also in the Middle East and Asia. In 2009 he traveled through Latin America for six months.
Mick Sonnenfeld
Now that the children and his Italian restaurant can more or less stand on their own two feet, Mick can now fully focus on his other passions: in addition to good food, these are traveling and motorcycling. Throughout his life, this was mainly limited to holidays in which he saw all corners of the world by motorcycle, car or camper, but now there is also room beyond that. Thanks to his experience, Mick can be deployed anywhere, but is currently mainly active in South-East Asia.