When communist China was formed the non-communist government fled to Taiwan taking along with them China’s national treasures (which the communist government was destroying) along with China’s best and brightest (which the communists were killing). If Taiwan were  a part of China….then it would be the soul (and mainland China is it’s corpse).

For many years the world dealt with Taiwan as China and the mainland was just considered an illegal thug. Taiwan held the United Nations seat for China while mainland China had no seat. But China uses its people as slave labour and was able to buy its way back into favour with the world.

Taiwan is relatively untouched by tourism, and the economy is stable…, so you don’t have people trying to sell you things or rip you off every step you take (unlike many other poorer Asian countries). The people are friendly and there is little racism against foreigners (in China if you are a foreigner the prices are doubled or tripled and if you have a vehicular accident in China the foreigner is ALWAYS at fault).

Taiwan is the perfect mix of adventure (like Thailand, but without the bombings and hostage taking) and modern civilization (like Hong Kong except without someone trying to sell you a fake watch on every street corner). So if you want to see “Asia” then you want to see Taiwan.

M13 is the world’s first and most well known motorcycle video blogger. His videos have taught hundreds of thousands of people how to ride. And a large online community has grown around him. He has appeared on the U.K. travel program ‘By Any Means’. And frequently appears on the news in Taiwan. M13 has over 20 years of riding experience and has toured the island of Taiwan dozens of times. You can go to YouTube to see some of his videos.

M13 has partnered up with a team of Taiwan touring experts. They have already been doing riding tours with the locals for many years. Using their experience him and his team have chosen what is possibly the best possible route around Taiwan that one could do in 8 days (total tour is 11 days).

Daily rides will be about 6-10 hours long, but we stop at least once per hour to sight see and rest. Normally two or three days in the middle will be spent on a tropical beach resort. The majority of the riding will be done on curvy mountain roads. And along coastlines. Some of which will have little or no other traffic.

Activities vary from tour to tour. But normal activies include go-karting, snorkeling, diving, dancing, and paint balling.

I highly suggest you check out the ‘Testimonials Page‘ to hear what our past guests have said.

Stay tuned to this website for a soon to come preview video, or just head to M13’s YouTube channel and check out the hundreds of videos showing Taiwan that he’s already made.