Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman’s Long Way Home Trailer Released
Long Way Home sees Ewan and Charley exploring the European continent, as the pair take the Long Way Home on Vintage motorcycles
The trailer for the Apple TV show Long Way Home has been released, as Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman prepare to embark on their latest adventure.
Having already explored the four corners of the world in their previous series, Long Way Round, Long Way Down, and Long Way Up, Charley and Ewan are set to explore closer to home in 2025 with a European road trip.
And while the pair's most recent trip, Long Way Up, saw them riding electric Harley-Davidson LiveWires (albeit heavily modified ones with an apparent vast support crew), the latest installment should have a much more authentic feel. The pair are set to ride vintage bikes, with Charley opting for what looks like an ‘air-head’ BMW boxer twin (/5 spec) while his long-time Guzzi fan (and brand ambassador) Ewan has chosen a Moto Guzzi Eldorado/California. With both bikes hailing from the 1970s, the chosen machines should add a level of jeopardy to the road trip, given that bikes of that era are much less reliable than the modern bikes used for their more recent trips.
Long Way Home will see the duo riding from Ewan’s house in Scotland to Charley’s house in England, although instead of just hopping on the M1 and heading south, the pair will take the longest route they can. They’ll traverse the North Sea to Scandinavia, ride up to the Arctic Circle, down to the Baltics, and then through continental Europe. In all, they will travel through 15 countries during a trip that will take two months to complete, all followed by their long-time camera person and travelling companion, Claudio von Planta.
As with Long Way Up, Long Way Home will be streamed on the Apple TV digital platform, with episodes set to be released on May 9 2025. More information can be found on the official website.
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