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Arrive at Orlando International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Overnight.

Arrive Orlando

This morning you will pick up your motorcycle and start your ride through the holy trinity of the lower Atlantic’s historic walking towns. From Orlando you head to Daytona Beach to see the place that brings bike week (roughly the last week of February through the first week of March) to life. Besides being a living museum of pop culture, Daytona Beach has long played an important role in car culture and you might want to check out the massive race track. Continue on Hwy 1 – you are right beside the ocean, with the Matanzas River creeping along on your right. After passing Hwy 206, look to your right for the Fort Matanzas National Monument. A short boat ride will take you to the Fort, which was built in 1740 for the Spaniards southern defense of St. Augustine. You overnight in St. Augustine, which is not only a very quaint walking town, but also perfect for riding. Found in 1586, St. Augustine is the oldest permanent settlement in the US.

Pickup Bike Orlando - St. Augustine 

How about visiting the Fountain of Youth this morning? Just up San Marco Boulevard, past the giant cross marking Ponce de Leon’s first landfall in 1513, you will find this naturally sulphurous spring, which is believed to keep you forever young! Take Hwy 1 and head north out of St. Augustine, and as you ride through Ponte Vedra, Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach, you will notice the dense commercial growth in this area. Bypass Jacksonville and head towards the towns of Brunswick, Jekyll Island. Take Hwy 17 and you are in for a slow, rural ride away from the coast and into Savannah, the finest city in the South. Overnight.

St. Augustine - Savannah

Savannah is a great place and you should take some time to explore the nation’s largest historic district. From Savannah it’s only a short ride into South Carolina. You take Hwy 17 north and ride across the Hugh Talmadge Memorial Bridge. You are in Lowcountry here – marshlands for miles before you can retreat into the woods with a right turn onto SC 170. Follow Hwy 170 to South Carolina’s second oldest township, Beaufort – old antebellum homes and the waterfront provide great photo stops here. From Beaufort you continue on Hwy 17 to Charleston, a city that is English, Spanish, African, Caribbean, Union, Confederate, old and young. Overnight.

Savannah - Charleston 

Charleston is one of the finest-looking towns in the US today and a very compelling place to visit indeed. We recommend a walking tour of the historic district, which is lined with tall, narrow houses of peeling, multicolored stucco, adorned with wooden shutters and wide porches. From Charleston you head west and ride back into Georgia. Take Hwy 61 and you will ride by Magnolia Middleton Gardens. Continue until you get to Hwy 301, you cross the Savannah River and enter Hwy 24 – ride up to Milledgeville and then on to Hwy 49, which will take you to Macon. Macon is located near the geographic center of the state and was home to Little Richard, Otis Redding and the Allman Brothers. Overnight.

Charleston - Macon

Today you head south, back into Florida. From Macon you take Hwy 129 to Ocilla and then enter Hwy 319, which will take you all the way to Florida’s capital, Tallahassee. You are in the Panhandle now, an area that has much more in common with the states of the Deep South than with the rest of Florida. Hard to believe, that just a century ago the panhandle was Florida! At the western edge, Pensacola was a busy port while Miami was still a swamp. Tallahassee was built on the site of an important prehistoric meeting place, and takes its name from the Apalachee Indian: “talwa” meaning town, and “ahassee” meaning old. Tallahassee has a slow tempo and a strong sense of the past. Overnight.

Macon - Tallahassee 

From Tallahassee you head south – take Hwy 19/98 and ride down Florida’s west coast, which embraces all extremes. Buzzing, youthful towns rise behind placid fishing hamlets, mobbed holiday strips are just minutes from desolate swamplands, and world-class art collections vie the glitzy theme parks. You might want to go all the way to Tampa, the West Coast’s largest city and hang out in Tampa Bay for a while before you head back to Orlando. From Tampa you take Hwy 4 back to Orlando. Upon arrival in Orlando it will be time to return your motorcycle and transfer to your hotel. Overnight.

Tallahassee - Orlando Return Bike 

Today your exciting trip will end with your departure flight back home.

Depart Orlando

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EagleRider's world famous Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour is a Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour starting in Orlando and lasting 8 days.

Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour | Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour

EagleRider’s Georgia Florida Motorcycle Tour is an 8 day adventure around the Southeast United States.  During this self-drive tour you will experience everything from Disney capital of the world, Orlando, Florida to southern hospitality at its finest in Savannah, Georgia.  After a visit in Charleston, South Carolina you ride back to Georgia for a stop in the city of Macon, the home of Little Richard, Otis Redding, and the Allman brothers.  Your tour would not be complete without riding through Tallahassee, the capital of Florida. You haven’t experienced the best of the Southeast United States until you have taken the Georgia Florida Self-Drive Motorcycle Tour. 

Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour

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Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour

Self-Guided Tour - 8 Days/ 7 Nights

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1210 mi
1936 km

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50 - 90 °F
10 - 32.2 °C

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Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour

Self-Guided Tour - 8 Days/ 7 Nights

Overview

1210 mi1936 km

Summer, Spring, Fall

50 - 90 °F10 - 32.2 °C

Book Your Tour

Starting At $1,541

Bike Selection

Include Bike

Select Tour Package

Package 1

Package 2

Package 3

Number of Tour Packages

Tour Itinerary

Florida - Georgia Motorcycle Tour

Book Your Tour

Starting At $1,541

Bike Selection

Include Bike

Select Tour Package

Package 1

Package 2

Package 3

Number of Tour Packages

This site uses cookies.

1210 mi
1936 km

50 - 90 °F
10 - 32.2 °C