How long would it take to ride a bike around Australia?

Australia Ride is made up of 20 individual stages, each between 4 to 15 days in duration that link up to create a fully supported and achievable cycling route around Australia.

Is Australia good for cycling?

Australia has gone from cycling footnote to prime time destination in the space of a few short years. Many credit hero’s of the road like Cadel Evans and Richie Porte for Australia’s rise to cycling prominence, but that still doesn’t account for the main factor: Australia is simply a breathtaking place to ride a bike.

How do you go on a bicycle tour?

Simply plan a short overnight and hop on your bike to go through the logistics of a short bike tour. Get on your bike and learn the logistics of what’s required. No fancy equipment needed. You don’t need an expensive bike or equipment to explore around town or take an overnight trip.

Can you cycle across Australia?

A 2,428 mi / 3,907 km bicycle ride across Australia’s Outback from Melbourne to Darwin.

Why book a cycling tour in Australia?

These Australian states have great rail trails and other cycling routes that make cycling safe and hassle free. These two states are also arguably the home to the best food and wine in Australia, and for our guests that’s super important. So join us on a guided or self guided cycling tour in Australia.

Where are the best places to cycle in Australia?

Either way you will love our cycling tours in Australia. Victoria and South Australia are the best states to cycle in. This is mainly because those regions have invested in cycling infrastructure. These Australian states have great rail trails and other cycling routes that make cycling safe and hassle free.

Where can I go cycling in Tasmania?

Being a wide open landscape, there is any number of itineraries that can be put together to create an amazing cycling experience. Tour de Vines offers tours in Victoria, South Australia, NSW, Queensland and now Tasmania. Our cycling tours are tailored for the occasional and intermediate rider.

What would a cycling destination look like in Perth?

If you could custom design a cycling destination, it would look like Rottnest Island. Perth’s holiday island is primarily flat, it can be cycled around in a few hours, and every bend seems to herald a new beach – more than 60 in total.