Locations by sloopjonbee

Plenty of positives with this fabulous little cafe at the end of one of the UKs best passes (Hartside). Consequently full of motorcyclists, lots of parking, wonderful views, wonderful coffee, bacon butties etc. Highly recommended.

The Stena Line Belfast terminal is conveniently located close to the motorway network off Junction 1 of the M2 Motorway (Fortwilliam roundabout). The port is clearly signposted 'Stena Line' on motorways and roads in the vicinity to help you find us. There is a large car park with over 300 spaces in front of the terminal building, with large spaces for blue badge holders. Payment for the car park may be made in cash or credit card through the pay stations or by credit card at the travel centre. You may also pay onboard at the guest services desk prior to arrival.

As France's leading port for sailings to Ireland, the Port of Cherbourg is a major economic and strategic player in the English Channel. Thanks to its location and exceptional nautical features, the port is accessible 24/7 and can accommodate vessels with a draft of up to 14 meters. Offering services to England and Ireland, and with regular crossings to Poole and Portsmouth, as well as Dublin and Rosslare, it plays a vital role in cross-Channel transport. The Port of Cherbourg is also a significant freight port, a key factor in its economic activity. It serves as a transit point for goods transported between France and England, as well as other European countries. The 550,000 passengers and 90,000 trailers that pass through annually (50% of which are unaccompanied) benefit from a user-friendly and secure 15-hectare ferry terminal, three high-capacity RORO ramps, a dedicated passenger information and service area (SIVEP), and a maritime station offering numerous amenities (restrooms, restaurants, Wi-Fi, ATMs, etc.). A project to electrify the quays is currently underway. This project is part of the port infrastructure modernization effort, aimed at providing more environmentally friendly services to ferry companies by anticipating current regulations.

The Sainte-Mère-Église campsite with 138 pitches (classified as a 2-star tourist site since 04/17/2024) is located in Normandy, on the Cotentin peninsula, in the heart of the history of the landing.

If you ride a bike, the ABR Festival should be in your calendar already. Three days at one of the most stunning estates in England. Hundreds of bikes to test ride. Over 200 exhibitors and trade stands. Live music across four stages. The biggest names in adventure motorcycling. And the kind of atmosphere that sees people arriving as strangers and leaving as best mates. The ABR Festival is back at Ragley Hall and whether you’ve been five times or you’re thinking about your first, here’s what makes it the weekend every biker looks forward to all year.

Dom's Bike Stop is a friendly stop-off for all bikers and any members of the public. Whether you ride a motorbike or not, you're welcome to stop off, get a bite to eat and light refreshments are available at very reasonable prices. Enjoy a relaxing lunch situated at the back of his nurseries: it's signposted from the A44, and a warm welcome is guaranteed. 

MotoCamp Wales serves as a haven for bikers, hikers, cyclists, overlanders, and any other outdoor enthusiast who cares to join us around our campfire.We’re located on the old picturesque 18 -acre Dolgellau Golf Course, which is within walking distance of the 16th-century market town and situated at the foot of the Cader Idris mountain range in southern Snowdonia. ​Beautiful Self-Catering Lodges Camping Pods Limited Camping ​ Group Bookings Welcome. Hold Your Event Here Family Gatherings. Biker Meets. Weddings. Training Days. ​10 minutes from the TET.  10 minutes from Cadair Idris.  10 minutes from Coed-Y Brenin Mountain Bike Park.  Surrounded by world-class road and trail.  The perfect place to base your hiking, biking, or trail riding holiday. ​ Visit. Enjoy. Respect.