
The placeswhere your bike sleeps safeall over the world
The good addresses riders pass to each other: where to sleep, who fixes bikes, where to stop. Kept on one map, and every rider who stops there can confirm them.



One map, every stop that matters.
We call them nests: places that actually work when you show up on a bike. Every nest in Motonest is filed under a category that matters in the saddle.
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Accommodation
Stays with safe parking, where nobody blinks at your gear.
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Camping
Pitch the tent with the bike parked right beside it.
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Motorcycle Shops
Parts, gear and accessories along the way.
- 04
Repair Services
Trusted mechanics for quick fixes and full service.
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Motorcycle Rentals
Rent locally when you fly in or need a swap.
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Tow Trucks
Towing for when the bike won't roll.
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Community
Riders and clubs happy to meet someone passing through.
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Viewpoints
The stops worth pulling over for, marked by riders who found them.
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Rest stops
A shaded pull-off, a bench, water: somewhere to stop between two passes.
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Adventures
Guided trips, riding schools, enduro days and off-road parks.
A map built for how riders actually travel.
Zoom in on any corner of the world and see every motorcycle-friendly place on the map. Filter, search, save and share, without getting off the bike.
- Browse places on the map
- Filter by category
- Search nearby
- Open navigation
- Save favorites
- Share places
- Suggest new places
- Works offline
- Climb the contributor ranks



Found a good one? Add it.
You know that guesthouse with the safe garage, and the mechanic who saved your trip. Put them on the map. The next rider is out there looking for exactly that. And if you've already stopped at a place on the map, confirm it with one tap: that's what turns it into a real recommendation.
Suggest a nest in the app
The Radar: what's around you, right now.
No hunting on a map. The Radar shows you the nests around you: the closest one, how far it is and in which direction. One tap and your GPS takes you there.

Offline maps, unlocked by what you add.
Your nests stay on your phone, even with no signal. Once three places you added are approved, you unlock offline maps: download the country, and the map keeps going where the signal stops.

Put your place on the map.
Riders plan their stops around this map. If bikes are welcome at your place (stays, repairs, rentals, towing, motorcycle gear), put it on the map, and you're the pin a rider taps when they need exactly what you do. Free, and checked by us.
List your business
Places, faces and moments shared by riders.
Snapshots from the riders and owners already using Motonest around the world.
















Ride it yourself, or ride it with us
The map is free and stays free. This is the part that pays for it: guided expeditions we run ourselves.
Questions riders ask
What's a motorcycle-friendly place?
A place where showing up on a bike isn't a problem: somewhere to park off the street, staff used to riders walking in wearing gear, and room to dry wet gear. That's what the map records about a place, and what a rider confirms once they've actually stopped there.
Who adds the places? Are they checked?
Riders, and public sources. The core of the map was gathered and checked by hand by riders, and every place suggested in the app is read by a person before it goes live. So you find something even where nobody has added anything yet, we fill in with public map data, and we regularly check that each place's website still answers. When a rider confirms a place, it goes from "found" to "recommended".
Does it work without signal?
Yes. Places you've already loaded stay available offline, which is the whole point. The stretches where you most need a mechanic or a bed are usually the stretches with no coverage.
Does it cost anything?
No. The app is free to download and free to use, and there are no ads.
How do I add a place I know?
Open the place on the map or tap Add, fill in what a rider needs to know, and attach a photo. It takes about a minute. One place you've actually tried is worth more than a hundred pins found on a map.
Talk to the people who build it
Questions about renting a bike, listing your place, a partnership, or something that looks wrong on the map — one address, and a person reads it.
contact@motonest.com

