Awesome features

Lots of features, for all your needs!

  • Check your rides

    RideLog accompanies you on every journey and provides you with all the information you need such as distances, consumption, costs, and much more.

  • Manage your refills

    You can forget about logging your refills, you can throw away your gas station receipts, RideLog takes care of all that for you!

  • Export all the data

    RideLog allows you to export all the data from your trips and refills in PDF and CSV formats for easy sharing.

  • Automatically recognizes when you're on the bike

    RideLog is… magical! You can even forget about it. It automatically recognizes when you you’re on the bike, without needing to ask for anything.

  • Manual Mode

    If you want to maintain control or prefer to enter data manually… you can do it! RideLog allows you to manage every single aspect of the data entered,

  • Tag your routes

    You can tag your routes, “Work,” “Vacation,” or anything you prefer, to quickly find and export them.

  • Detailed statistics

    RideLog keeps track of every detail of your trips and shows you daily, weekly, monthly, and annual statistics.

  • Manage deadlines

    Insurance, vehicle tax, service check, tire replacement, oil change—let RideLog remind you of every deadline.

  • Motorcycle maintenance

    Manage your motorcycle’s maintenance with RideLog. Enter all deadlines and keep track of your vehicle’s expenses.

  • Synchronization across devices

    Is your motorcycle used by more than one person? No problem! You can synchronize the data between two devices, just bring them close together and RideLog takes care of the rest!

Why RideLog?

It’s the first and only application that allows you to manage your motorcycle and scooter in a smart and automatic way.

All vehicle and trip data

RideLog is the digital assistant for your motorcycle and scooter. It tracks your journeys, fuel consumption, costs, and all data related to your vehicles such as maintenance and deadlines.

Data securely stored on your device

RideLog saves data inside your device. There’s no server, no company that can see your data and movements. RideLog is 100% secure.

Perfect for vacations

RideLog is the perfect companion for your vacations. Record your routes, review the details, and calculate costs and consumption. Keep track of your motorcycle even on vacation for safe and carefree journeys.

App Screenshots

We have designed the best application to manage your data. We have created a beautiful graphic interface to represent your journeys.

F.A.Q.

RideLog has many features and is highly innovative. Below you will find the answers to the most frequently asked questions.

You can use the app even if it’s not connected to the internet. The recognition of refills is the only feature that requires a connection.
The only feature that requires an internet connection is the configuration of the vehicle.

Of course!
If you don’t have a Bluetooth BLE device, you can always use automatic or manual tracking.
You can also use a shortcut automation and activate RideLog whenever you prefer.

If you cannot set up a Bluetooth BLE device, you can disable automatic recognition and start the app manually when you’re on your motorcycle.

RideLog is.. magical! Even if you close the application, it continues to work in low power mode and records your journeys. If you restart your iPhone or update it, remember to reopen it because it may happen that iOS does not reopen the app after these operations.

Yes, RideLog provides you with an entire garage, you can insert all your vehicles!

You can add the new vehicle from the section of your garage.

RideLog was created to consume as little as possible.
When you’re not driving, the application shuts down and restarts when you start moving again.
You can reduce consumption even more by using manual tracking.

All your data is recorded inside the application in a database protected by the operating system with the unlock code you have set on iPhone.
We do not take or consult any data regarding your movements and locations.

It may happen that the operating system does not wake up the application after a restart or update.
It may also happen that the GPS is unable to recognize the location of the device.
Rarely, it may happen that RideLog is unable to track a journey.

RideLog needs more precise information to determine a route, the minimum required distance is variable and can be at least 500 meters or more.

If the gas station is very recent, it’s possible that the database has not yet been updated, we continuously work to quickly update all these data.

RideLog uses the operating system’s functionalities to determine the device’s location and to minimize battery consumption, it turns off the GPS when not in a vehicle.
Based on some conditions external to the application, it’s possible that the device may not be able to wake up in time.

The driving style score is calculated by analyzing the completed route. At this stage, some variables are considered, including accelerations and decelerations.

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The symphony of your engine harmonizing with crashing waves, the salty breeze mixing with the thrill of the ride, serpentine roads hugging dramatic coastlines – coastal motorcycle touring represents the pinnacle of two-wheeled adventure.


We’ve curated 15 breathtaking coastal routes spanning from the Mediterranean jewels of Italy to the wild shores of the Pacific, each offering the perfect blend of challenging roads, stunning vistas, and unforgettable experiences. Gear up for the ride of your lifetime!

1. Amalfi Coast – The Divine Coast Road (Italy)

Route: Salerno – Positano – Amalfi – Ravello
Length: 50 km of pure Italian magic
Difficulty: Intermediate

The legendary SS163 Amalfitana needs no introduction. With its 1,000 hairpin turns and terraces suspended between sky and sea, it’s a bucket-list ride for every serious motorcyclist.

Pro tip: Start early morning (before 7 AM) to beat tour buses. The golden hour light on the colorful villages is worth the early wake-up call.

Must-stop: Villa Rufolo in Ravello for espresso with a view that Wagner called “the most beautiful in the world.”

Download RideLog to automatically track this legendary route and share it with fellow riders worldwide!

2. Pacific Coast Highway – Big Sur (California, USA)

Route: Monterey – Big Sur – San Simeon
Length: 145 km of coastal perfection
Difficulty: Intermediate

Highway 1 through Big Sur is arguably the most famous motorcycle road in America. The Bixby Creek Bridge alone has launched a thousand Instagram posts, but the real magic lies in the endless curves carved into cliffs 200 meters above the Pacific.

Hidden gem: McWay Falls viewpoint – an 80-foot waterfall dropping directly onto the beach.

Best season: September-November for clear skies and minimal fog.

3. Great Ocean Road (Victoria, Australia)

Route: Torquay – Apollo Bay – Port Campbell
Length: 243 km of Australian wonder
Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate

Home to the iconic Twelve Apostles, this route combines sweeping ocean views with ancient rainforest sections. The road quality is exceptional, making it perfect for riders of all skill levels.

Wildlife warning: Watch for koalas and kangaroos, especially at dawn and dusk.

Rider’s favorite: The stretch between Lorne and Apollo Bay offers the best combination of curves and coastal views.

4. Costa Smeralda – Sardinian Paradise (Italy)

Route: Olbia – Porto Cervo – Palau
Length: 55 km of Mediterranean luxury
Difficulty: Easy

The SP59 along Sardinia’s Emerald Coast offers gentle curves through a landscape of turquoise coves and granite sculptures. The roads are immaculate, and the scenery is straight from a travel magazine.

Beach break: Spiaggia del Principe – considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean.

Track your fuel consumption on these scenic routes with RideLog – the smart motorcycle companion app!

5. Atlantic Road – Norway’s Engineering Marvel

Route: Kristiansund – Molde via Atlanterhavsveien
Length: 36 km of Nordic drama
Difficulty: Intermediate (weather dependent)

The Atlantic Ocean Road features eight bridges that leap between small islands, creating a ride that feels like you’re surfing across the ocean. The Storseisundet Bridge’s optical illusion makes it appear impossible to cross – until you’re on it.

Weather note: Check conditions carefully. Storm watching is popular here, but not on a motorcycle!

Photo op: Eldhusøya rest area offers the best vantage point of the entire route.

6. Chapman’s Peak Drive (South Africa)

Route: Noordhoek – Hout Bay
Length: 9 km of carved perfection
Difficulty: Intermediate to Advanced

114 curves in just 9 kilometers make “Chappies” one of the most exhilarating coastal roads on the planet. Carved into the near-vertical cliffs of Chapman’s Peak, this engineering marvel offers views of both the Atlantic Ocean and False Bay.

Safety first: Wind can be fierce. The road closes in extreme weather.

Sunset magic: Time your ride to finish at Hout Bay for sundowners at the harbor.

7. Cinque Terre Coastal Route (Italy)

Route: La Spezia – Monterosso (via SP370)
Length: 30 km above the famous villages
Difficulty: Intermediate

While tourists crowd the coastal paths below, motorcyclists can enjoy the panoramic road above the five villages. The SP370 offers spectacular bird’s-eye views of the colorful towns clinging to the cliffs.

Insider tip: Park in Levanto and explore the villages on foot – they’re worth it!

8. North Coast 500 – Scotland’s Route 66

Route: Inverness – John o’Groats – Durness – Inverness
Length: 830 km of Highland magic
Difficulty: Intermediate

The NC500 encompasses the entire Scottish Highlands coastline, featuring everything from gentle loch-side cruising to challenging mountain passes. The western section from Durness to Ullapool offers the most dramatic coastal riding.

Must-ride section: Bealach na Bà pass – not coastal but unmissable with its 20% gradients.

Whisky stops: Plan overnight stays to enjoy Scotland’s finest – don’t drink and ride!

Plan every mile of your epic journey with RideLog – automatic route tracking and expense management in one app!

9. Costa Brava – Wild Coast (Spain)

Route: Blanes – Tossa de Mar – Cadaqués
Length: 200 km of Catalan beauty
Difficulty: Intermediate

The GI-682 coastal road offers a perfect mix of sweeping curves and tight switchbacks, all while hugging the rugged Costa Brava. Medieval villages, hidden coves, and excellent seafood make this a feast for all senses.

Dalí detour: Visit the surrealist’s house-museum in Portlligat near Cadaqués.

Best months: May-June or September-October to avoid summer crowds.

10. Great Beach Drive – Fraser Island (Australia)

Route: Noosa North Shore – Rainbow Beach – Fraser Island
Length: 200 km of beach riding
Difficulty: Advanced (sand riding)

For adventure riders only! This unique route includes 75-Mile Beach on Fraser Island – officially a highway where you ride on hard-packed sand with the ocean as your companion.

Tide essential: Only passable at low tide. Check times and plan accordingly.

4WD only: This route requires appropriate adventure bikes and sand riding skills.

11. Cabot Trail (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Route: Baddeck – Chéticamp – Cape Breton Highlands – Baddeck
Length: 298 km of Atlantic drama
Difficulty: Intermediate

The Cabot Trail combines mountain switchbacks with coastal cruising around Cape Breton Island. Fall colors (late September) transform this ride into a moving masterpiece.

Wildlife encounters: Moose are common – ride with extra caution at dawn/dusk.

Celtic culture: Stop in Chéticamp for Acadian cuisine and culture.

12. Strada della Forra – Lake Garda (Italy)

Route: Gargnano – Tremosine (SP38)
Length: 6 km of James Bond thrills
Difficulty: Advanced

Winston Churchill called it “the eighth wonder of the world.” This road, carved through living rock with 70 hairpin bends, was featured in the James Bond film “Quantum of Solace.”

Timing is everything: Early morning or late afternoon for minimal traffic.

Photo warning: Stop only in designated areas – the road is narrow!

Never lose track of your legendary rides – Get RideLog for automatic journey recording!

13. Hai Van Pass (Vietnam)

Route: Da Nang – Hue
Length: 21 km of Top Gear fame
Difficulty: Intermediate

Made famous by Top Gear, the “Ocean Cloud Pass” lives up to its poetic name. The road snakes through mountains 500m above sea level, offering panoramic views of the East Sea.

Local tip: Hire a reliable bike in Da Nang – road conditions vary.

Weather watch: The pass often lives up to its “cloudy” name – visibility can change quickly.

14. Wild Atlantic Way – Ring of Kerry (Ireland)

Route: Killarney – Kenmare – Caherdaniel – Killarney
Length: 179 km of Irish magic
Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate

Part of the larger Wild Atlantic Way, the Ring of Kerry offers everything Ireland is famous for: dramatic coastal cliffs, ancient ruins, charming pubs, and roads that demand to be ridden.

Don’t miss: Skellig Ring detour for Star Wars filming locations and fewer tour buses.

Irish weather: Pack rain gear. You’ll need it.

15. French Riviera – Corniche Roads (France)

Route: Nice – Monaco – Menton
Length: 50 km of Riviera glamour
Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate

Three parallel roads at different elevations offer three unique experiences. The Middle Corniche provides the best motorcycle riding with sweeping curves and spectacular views over the Mediterranean.

James Bond moment: Stop at the viewpoint where the casino scene in GoldenEye was filmed.

Millionaire’s playground: Park the bike in Monaco and try your luck at the casino!

Essential Coastal Riding Tips

Gear for Coastal Conditions

  • Ventilated jacket with armor protection
  • Full-face helmet with anti-fog visor
  • Summer gloves with protection
  • Waterproof layer – coastal weather changes quickly
  • Sunglasses for helmet-off moments

Coastal Riding Hazards

  1. Salt spray: Reduces grip and corrodes metal
  2. Crosswinds: Common on exposed coastal sections
  3. Sand/gravel: Blown onto roads from beaches
  4. Tourist traffic: Peak season brings challenges
  5. Wildlife: From kangaroos to moose, stay alert

Best Riding Seasons by Region

  • Mediterranean: April-June, September-October
  • California/Australia: Year-round (avoid winter storms)
  • Northern Europe: June-August only
  • Southeast Asia: November-March (dry season)

Plan Your Coastal Adventure with RideLog

Before embarking on your coastal odyssey, download RideLog – the ultimate motorcycle tracking app that helps you:

Automatically track every route
Monitor fuel consumption and costs
Set maintenance reminders for your bike
Share routes with the global riding community
Save favorite locations and waypoints
Track riding statistics and achievements

Don’t let these memories fade – preserve every kilometer!

The Road Calls: Your Coastal Adventure Awaits

These 15 coastal destinations represent just the beginning of a lifetime of motorcycle adventures. Each offers its unique blend of challenges and rewards, from the polished perfection of the Amalfi Coast to the raw wilderness of Scotland’s NC500.

Whether you’re planning a weekend escape or a month-long odyssey, coastal motorcycle touring offers an unmatched combination of freedom, beauty, and pure riding joy. The roads are waiting, the views are calling, and your motorcycle is ready.

So what are you waiting for? Check your tire pressure, top up the tank, install RideLog on your phone, and point your front wheel toward the horizon.

The coast is calling, and it’s time to answer.

Safe travels and may the road rise up to meet you!


Have you ridden any of these coastal roads? Share your experience in the comments and don’t forget to download RideLog to track your next adventure!

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