Motorbike holidays in Germany

MoHo currently offers motorbike holidays in Germany across three Bavarian touring regions: the Allgäu and Lake Constance, the Chiemgau and the Alpine foothills, and the Bavarian Forest. Choose between a lakeside circuit, an alpine panoramic route or a winding route through wooded countryside, and find the right MoHo – Motorcycle Hotel – as your ideal base for enjoyable days of touring in Bavaria and southern Germany.

Germany

A motorbike holiday in Germany means unlimited variety: Alpine dream roads in Bavaria, the picturesque Moselle, romantic castles in the Middle Rhine Valley or the vast forests of the Black Forest. Every motorcyclist will find their personal favourite route here.

Thanks to its central location in the heart of Europe, Germany also offers quick access routes, good infrastructure and hospitable motorbike hotels. Whether it's a day trip or a round trip lasting several days - enjoyment, culture and winding routes go hand in hand here.

Bavaria

Motorbike holidays in Bavaria: Alps, lakes & forests. Fantastic tours, rustic huts & winding Alpine passes await you.

German Alpine Road & Sudelfeld Pass
Bavarian Forest with tours to the Czech Republic
Allgäu with Neuschwanstein Castle

Motorbike holidays in Germany

From the Alps in Bavaria to the coastal roads in the north - every federal state has its own character for motorcyclists. Whether it's the Black Forest, the Ore Mountains or the Eifel: in Germany, you can expect varied landscapes, cultural treasures and countless dream roads.

Hotels for your motorbike holiday in Germany

The MoHo - Motorbike Hotels in Germany specialise in bikers: with garages, tour tips and regional cuisine. From Bavaria to the Black Forest to the Eifel, you will find the perfect accommodation for your motorbike holiday - hospitable, competent and in a top location.

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The Allgäu, Upper Bavaria and the Bavarian Forest

MoHo’s motorbike holidays in Germany currently focus on Bavaria. In the Allgäu region, the Riedberg Pass, the German Alpine Road and Lake Constance combine alpine bends with tours to the border triangle. Around Rosenheim, Samerberg and Chiemgau, routes wind their way between Lake Chiemsee, the Kaiser Mountains, Sudelfeld and the Berchtesgadener Land.

The Bavarian Forest offers a different flavour: forest-lined high-altitude roads, the Glasstraße and circular routes towards the Bohemian Forest or the Austrian Mühlviertel characterise a day’s riding. This allows you to choose between Alpine panoramas, lake landscapes and the more tranquil low mountain ranges, without lumping all regions together under a generic ‘German’ promise.

Two motorcyclists on winding mountain road with mountains in background

Jörg Künstle

Three tour bases with a home advantage

The best base for your tours depends on your desired daily range. Scheidegg is ideal for the Allgäu, Lake Constance and cross-border routes, whilst Samerberg is ideal for Chiemgau, Tyrol and the Berchtesgadener Land. Zenting provides access to the southern Bavarian Forest and tours towards the Czech Republic or Austria.

MoHo hosts complement the location with personalised route advice, pre-planned tours and GPS data. The respective hotel profile shows which garages, storage facilities, workshop services, drying rooms, guided rides or wellness facilities are available. After your ride, the hotels combine motorcycling expertise with Bavarian cuisine, beer garden or traditional pub culture, and relaxation.

Cozy dining area with wooden table, chairs and rustic stone wall background

FAQs on motorbike holidays in Germany

Which region in Germany best suits my driving style?

The Allgäu and Upper Bavaria are ideal for alpine panoramas, lakes and cross-border day trips. In the Bavarian Forest, the focus is on forest-lined high-altitude roads and a more steady pace. Key factors include the desired daily distance, the number of bends and the radius from the hotel.

Where can I find quieter motorbike routes in Germany?

You’ll find quieter motorbike routes particularly in the Bavarian Forest. Around Zenting, forest roads, mountain roads and side roads lead towards the Großer Arber, the Glasstraße, the Czech Republic or the Austrian Mühlviertel. In the Allgäu and Chiemgau, on the other hand, lakes, pre-Alpine roads and famous scenic routes characterise a day’s ride.

When is the best time of year to go on a motorbike holiday in Bavaria?

The best time to travel depends on altitude, the weather and your planned route. Tours in the foothills of the Alps and in low mountain ranges can usually be planned with greater flexibility than cross-border Alpine tours. Before setting off, check the weather, roadworks, current route closures and any restrictions on motorbikes on individual sections.

Can I go on motorbike tours to several countries from Bavaria?

Yes, cross-border tours are possible from all three Bavarian motorhome regions. From the Allgäu, routes lead to Austria and Switzerland; from Samerberg to Tyrol; and from Zenting to the Czech Republic or Austria. Check in advance for vignettes, toll sections, vehicle documents and traffic regulations.

How do I find the right MoHo – a motorbike hotel – in Germany?

Choose your hotel first based on the cycling radius: Scheidegg for the Allgäu and Lake Constance, Samerberg for Chiemgau and the Alpine foothills, and Zenting for the Bavarian Forest. Then check the hotel’s profile to see exactly which GPS tours, bike storage facilities, guided rides, workshop services or wellness facilities are available.