This self-guided tour rolls from Beechworth to Bright and includes superb accommodation, amazing food and wine, stunning scenery & stress free cycling. Enjoy the freedom of going at your own pace, whilst knowing you are fully supported. An iconic trail.
A seven-day cycling tour of south Australia through the Barossa, Clare Valley and McLaren Vale wine regions.
North East Victoria is fast becoming one of Australia's most popular gourmet regions, for good reason. Combined with the iconic Murray to Mountains Rail Trail cycling track, it's the perfect location for a gourmet based self-guided cycling tour.
The Murray to Mountains Rail Trail is an iconic cycling trail that takes you through stunning scenery, wineries, alpine alleys and gourmet outlets. The cycling is easy, the food and wine plentiful and the scenery endless. Join this unique three day tour.
A great, fun day on the bikes. The Pedal to Produce tour is a brilliant cycling tour that captures the major highlights of Beechworth and the Milawa wine and gourmet food region.
Journey through Mudgee on a 2 night/3 day cycling tour as a brilliant weekend or mid week escape. This is a self-guided cellar door cycling tour that visits at least 5 wineries, including a gourmet ‘Italian regional’ lunch.
An iconic gourmet self-guided 3 day tour. The Milawa region is fast becoming renowned for being the gourmet hub of regional Victoria. The combination of fertile land, Italian heritage, fine weather and an Alpine backdrop are ideal for wine and food.
A lovely self-guided cycling tour through rolling vineyards, some of Australia’s oldest cellar doors and world class wines, and gourmet delights, with friendly locals and a sleepy, country feel, all along the wonderful, off-road Riesling Rail Trail.
Ride the full length of the Great Ocean Road over 4 superb challenging days of cycling in October.
Spend 3 relaxing days exploring East Gippsland with a lovely cottage as your base, enjoying 2 days cycling the Rail Trail with a local craft brewery within reach.
A delightful 4-day self-guided cycling tour of Hunter Valley's vineyards and gorgeous scenery.
Join a fun, relaxed and memorable adventure on Hobart's Mt. Wellington/kunanyi
Beaches, unusual native animals and fantastic wine would be the first things that come to mind when thinking of Australia. But this massive country is so much more than that. The diversity of landscapes is astounding, with huge deserts, tropical rain-forests and glorious mountain ranges calling out to every intrepid explorer. It’s little wonder that cyclists love getting out for a ride in this unique land.
None more so than in the often forgotten southern island of Tasmania. While big cities such as Sydney and Melbourne are awash with tourists, this little island flies under the radar. However, the island’s cooler climate and smaller scale means it’s a dream for cycling tours that can pack so much more in.
You can choose to follow the tourist route on a gentler bike tour along Tasmania’s east coast where it is all about the hidden beaches, pretty bays and hidden coves. Or if gnarly challenges are what gets your blood pumping, then head on a mountain bike tour on Tasmania’s untamed west coast - rated as the second best cycling region in the world.
Outside of Tasmania, Victoria and South Australia are considered the best states for cycling in Australia due to their investment in infrastructure such as routes and trails. And there is no shortage to sink your tires into.
Victoria boasts the astounding Murray to Mountains Rail Trail - a 100 km (62 mi) sealed off-road route that winds its way through the Ovens Valley. It’s a must-do bicycle tour that introduces you to the Victorian alpine region and allows you to revel in the mountain scenery, the cute hidden valleys and the gourmet delights.
But, of course, no cycling tour can be considered a real tour without quaffing some excellent Australian wines and there is no better place to do this than South Australia - home to the Barossa, Clare Valley and McLaren Vale wine regions where you can embark on multi-day rides which are a sheer delight for your eyes, ears and taste buds.
Australia’s sheer diversity is a klaxon call for any true cyclist and the intoxicating combination of beaches, mountains, wine and so much more makes it is an absolute must-ride destination.
