Day 15. 26th May.
The last full day of this trip, which was a meandering route back to the hotel that I stayed in on the first night to sort out my luggage and wash the bike to return to the storage facility in the morning.
When I booked into the hotel I found out that the Portuguese Easyjet cabin crew had gone on strike and a lot of flights were canceled, but after a look on the Easyjet app I was pleased to see that my flight home would be leaving as normal because it was crewed by UK cabin crew, Phew.
Day 16. 27th May.
Up at 7am for breakfast, loaded up the bike and took it to the storage facility for 9am, the truck and trailer were already there to start loading up for the return trip to Ireland.
Got a lift to the airport, which was very crowded but the flight left on time and I was back home in just over 3 hours.
I had a great time meandering around the back roads of Andalucia and southern Portugal, the roads were mainly in brilliant condition and had very little traffic on them and some stunning little villages along the way.
Collected the bike from Overlanders the following Saturday.
They have a really smooth operation here and I will no doubt be using them again in the future.
Great report and thanks for posting. we are not long back, flew Dublin to Bilbao, picked up the bikes and two weeks later flew out of Faro after dropping the bikes at the Vehicle Storage depot near the airport. WSBK in Portimao and home! Very efficient on both ends. Overlanders are the way to go, if you can get a slot!