Locations by HWO

The southernmost accessible point on the Isle of Man, offering a fantastic view of the Calf of Man. Be sure to try the scones at the café!

One of the most famous points on the TT course. Many motorcycles jump a considerable distance over this small bridge during the TT race.

The northernmost point of the Isle of Man. A wide shingle beach with a lighthouse and foghorn. In good weather, you can see Scotland from here.

The river, 21 kilometers long and up to 700 meters deep, has carved its way through the light-colored limestone between Castellane and Lac de Sainte-Croix near Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, creating Europe's Grand Canyon – spectacular! A must-see for motorcyclists!

The Alabaster Coast owes its name to the 140 km long limestone cliffs between the mouths of the Seine and the Somme. The most picturesque of these are the cliffs of Étretat: they surprise with their verticality and possess a wild and somewhat rugged beauty. It's often very crowded in the summer, but you can always find a spot with a motorcycle.

Mont Saint-Michel and its bay have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Its bay is home to some of the strongest tides in Europe. This monumental landmark between Normandy and Brittany is located 3.5 hours from Paris and is one of the most visited sites in France. The parking lots are far away and it's a difficult walk in motorcycle gear - but very worthwhile.

A fantastic place to stay for motorcycle holidays, right in the heart of the most interesting motorcycle routes in southern France. Whether it's the Cévennes, the Mediterranean coast, Mont Ventous, the Alps, or the Alpilles, you can easily reach them all in a single day from here. And the owner is a great motorcyclist himself!

The Combe Laval route, measuring just 15.4 kilometers, is considered one of the most beautiful panoramic routes in the Alps and the best example of a "balcony road." These spectacular mountain roads were practically carved out of the rock, often along cliffs that, as with the Combe Laval, plunge up to 600 meters.

Cape São Vicente is the southwesternmost point of the European continent and was long considered by people to be the end of the world. It is a magical place. Europe ends here. Far to the west lies America.

The best spot for a great view of Granada and the surrounding mountains. The last few meters have to be walked.

The end of the world in Spanish. Or, more accurately, the end of the entire Camino de Santiago.

Setting for many films, including "Once Upon a Time in the West".Europe's only desert.

Great place to look out over the African coast, Morocco and many ships.

Magnificent view from the heights of the Burgwald forest. Great place for a rest.

Start and finish for the 2026 Rallye Rothaargebirge. Also a perfect campground!