From the home of Disney World
we head east to the Atlantic. We’ll pass by Cape Canaveral
– and of course Daytona – then cruise the beauty of A1A along
the coast. After a great ride through the Ocala National
Forest we turn north, then west into the Panhandle.
One day we’ll experience the dramatic scenery of Apalachicola
National Forest and the Gulf of Mexico, the next we’ll enjoy
the back roads of North Florida.
We’ll ride by Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge, and see
thoroughbred horse farms, before returning to Orlando and
the end of our unique one-week North Florida adventure.
Sunshine Tour Details
Days
:
7
MILES
:
1300
Season
:
Winter
Temperature
:
60° F - 80° F
Dates
:
S:
November 15-22
D:
December 13-20
Price
Rider, Sharing Rooms
$2,395
Single Room Supplement
$385
Passenger on back
$795
Incuded
S
= Tour for solo riders only, no chase vehicle
D = Tour for solos and riders with passenger,
includes luggage chase vehicle
Tour
price includes:
Harley rental for the tour
Seven hotel nights
A full-time riding escort
Detailed daily itineraries
Liability and physical damage insurance.
Minimum of six, maximum of ten Harleys per
tour.
Meals, taxes, entry fees and fuel are not
included.
Highlights
of The Sunshine Tour:
Saturday
– Arrival in Tampa, FL Arrive
at Tampa and transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon
we'll take you to pick up your Harley. After some
practice riding, we'll have a meeting to discuss rider safety
and the exciting week ahead. Then you are free to
enjoy the evening in Orlando.
Hotel: Hilton Tampa or similar
Day
1 – Sunday - Tampa to St. Augustine - 182 miles Here we go, riding out of Tampa this morning east
to Orlando, Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center.
We turn north to Daytona, then follow Highway A1A along
the Atlantic to St. Augustine.
Hotel: Casablanca Inn on the Bay.
Day
2 – Monday – Circle ride to Deland - 222 miles A great scenic ride today, past the oldest house
in the USA and south to Deland. We turn north through
the Ocala National Forest and ride by Lake George, then
across St. Johns River on our way back to St. Augustine.
Hotel: Casablanca Inn on the Bay
Day
3 – Tuesday – St. Augustine to Tallahassee - 217 miles Load up and ride out this morning, up A1A to Jacksonville,
before turning west into the Panhandle. Nice easy
cruising, passing by Osceola National Forest and on to Tallahassee.
Hotel: Radisson
Day
4 – Wednesday – Circle ride to Apalachicola - 210 miles Nice quiet back roads riding today, south to Apalachee
Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. We'll follow the coast
along St. George Shoal, then turn north through the Apalachicola
National Forest and by Lake Iamonia on our return to Tallahassee.
Hotel: Radisson
Day
5 – Thursday – Tallahassee to Ocala - 192 miles We head south this morning, riding through the flatlands
and horse farms of northern Florida. We'll pass by
Devils Millhopper Geological Site, just outside Gainesville,
then continue on to Ocala.
Hotel: Silver Springs Hilton
Day
6 – Friday – Circle ride to Cedar Key - 194 miles A beautiful ride west to the Gulf today, to Crystal
River Archaeological Site and Wacasassa Bay, and a stop
at spectacular Cedar Key. This afternoon we'll ride
back roads on our return to Ocala.
Hotel: Silver Springs Hilton
Day
7 – Saturday – Ocala to Tampa - 107 miles Alas, it's time already to start heading back to
Orlando, and to return our Harleys. Plan your flight
departure for after 1:00pm.
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King Classic, Road King, Electra Glide Standard, Electra Glide Classic,
Electra Glide Ultra Classic, Sportster, VRSCA V-Rod, Night Train, Fatboy,
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trademarks of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Any reference to the above
names and or trademarks is strictly intended for comparison and identification
purposes only.
From the home of Disney World
we head east to the Atlantic. We’ll pass by Cape Canaveral
– and of course Daytona – then cruise the beauty of A1A along
the coast. After a great ride through the Ocala National
Forest we turn north, then west into the Panhandle.
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