Australian Cycling Holidays
A cycling holiday is the perfect way to see Australia.
Plan your own cycling holiday with farOut App. Your e- travel guide with inbuilt navigation.
Their farOut app travel guide, with inbuilt navigation, gives you all the information you need to tour cycle in Australia on your own. All ride routes are carefully selected to be away from the traffic with fantastic scenery. Travel by bike through outstanding countryside, forests, beaches and towns. Start when you want and ride at your pace. Camp or find accommodation to ensure your tour suits your budget. Find native animals and friendly locals.
New South Wales Coastal Escape
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
5 days (Bike: 5 days)
213 km (~43km per day)
Leisure
Cycle paths/trails, Quiet roads, On-road
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Love the beaches, cafes, sights and sounds of the stunning beaches, art- works and coastal scenery of the NSW South Coast.
Cycling is mostly on sealed roads and paths.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Highlights
- The escarpment from the Sea Cliff Bridge
- A swim at a beach pools or surf between the flags. Food
- The wild headlands of the Kiama coastline
- Nan Tien Temple, the largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere.
- The historic township of Berry with its antique shops, collectables, art galleries and cafes.
- The fabulous views across the Shoalhaven from the hills at Two Figs Winery.
- The views along the quiet little roads - watch out for the kangaroos.
- The Jervis Bat Marine Park with the huge cliffs of Point Perpendicular towering above you
Ride the Waves Cycle Tour
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
3 days (Bike: 3 days)
65 km (~22km per day)
Leisure
Cycle paths/trails, Some hills, On-road
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Cycle with the family on cycle paths and trails that go right along the beaches. Love swimming in the ocean, and watching the whales.
90% on cycle paths.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Highlights
- Watching out for whales along the coast in winter.
- Swimming at the beaches in the sunshine.
- The cycle around the lake .
- Nan Tien Temple, the largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. This very different experience has grandeur architecture, art and culture, unique exhibitions and vegetarian culinary delights
- The wonderful wild coastal views.
Grand Gippsland Cycle Tour
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
11 days (Bike: 11 days)
700 km (~64km per day)
Leisure
Mixed on/off-road, Cycle paths/trails
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Cycle from the centre of Melbourne along the iconic Beach Road, through the Mornington Peninsula, by ferry to Phillip Island.
Love cycling along the amazing wild beaches and coastline of the Bunurong Coastal Park.
Then its time to cycle through the rolling emerald green countryside of Gippsland, through temperate rain forests and wide open plains.
Enjoy the East Gippsland Rail Trail looking out for native animals and the huge trestle bridges that loom out of the bush.
Explore popular Lakes Entrance one of our favourite beachside holiday locations.
Finish at Marlo where the Snowy River meets the sea.
Surface is a mix of sealed and unsealed. We use 38mm tyres.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Great Southern Rail Trail Cycle Tour
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
3 days (Bike: 3 days)
109 km (~36km per day)
Easy
Cycle paths/trails, Some hills
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The Great Southern Rail Trail travels through the emerald green countryside of South Gippsland. Enjoy sweeping views, fabulous food and quirky, arty country towns.
With Fabulous places to choose to stay each night and a sensational Foodie breakfast, made from the heart, each morning.
100% on cycle paths.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Highlights
- Korumburra was once famous for its coal mining boom. Learn about life in the 1800s at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum full of old buildings a working tramway.
- Meeniyan was recently awarded best small town in Gippsland. It has an array of cafes, gift shops and places to explore. Meeniyan has a quirky community garden. Which is right next to the rail trail. Local produce is celebrated here and is home to an annual garlic festival.
- Magnificent sweeping views to Wilsons Prom National Park.
Grand Ridge Circuit Challenge
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
4 days (Bike: 4 days)
290 km (~73km per day)
Avid
Hilly, Off-road
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Head for the beautiful green rolling hills of the Gippsland Strzelecki Ranges on this challenging ride through amazing varied country exploring the footsteps of explorer Pawel Strzelecki.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Highlights
- Echidnas a harmless little spiky animal that lay eggs and eat ants
- The historic little buildings and fabulous park in Boolarra .
- Walking through Yarram with its many historic buildings and Heesco Town art.
- If you wish you can start with a short return ride to Port Albert which is a lovely old seaside fishing village.
- At Balook there is fabulous walking through the temperate rain forests of the Tarra Bulga National Park. Stop at Tarra Valley Picnic Area to do the Cyathea Falls walk.
- T arra-Bulga National Park. Admiring the giant Mountain Ash trees, beautiful fern gullies and ancient myrtle beeches. Wondering at some of the best examples of original cool temperate rainforests of the Strzelecki Ranges.
Bass Coast and Beyond
Tour Operator: Australian Cycling Holidays
Australia
6 days (Bike: 6 days)
234 km (~39km per day)
Active
Cycle paths/trails, Some hills, Quiet roads
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Love the tastes, scenery, sights and sounds of the Bass Coast and Rural Gippsland. Take the hill challenges and coast down - right into the view.
40% on cycle paths.
farOut App is designed so that you can create and enjoy your own cycle tour, rail trail, day ride or gravel road adventure using the information that the app provides.
Highlights
- Cycling past the Chicory and Oast houses. Chicory is a crop used as a coffee substitute and grows well on Phillip Island. The old brick kilns are interesting to see.
- Going for a walk at Eagles Nest and looking for dinosaur fossils that can be found here.
- Take time for a break at the Outtrim Reserve and the nearby historic cemetery, all that remains of the once thriving township of Outtrim.
- The giant fish (Mullet) on the top of the Fish Creek pub. It is definitely a unique feature of the town!
- The quaint main street of Toora. There are interesting buildings from Toora’s heyday.
- You have two choices today. You can cycle to Port Welshpool and back to Foster all on the rail trail with sweeping views of Wilsons Prom
- Your morning route takes you out along the old Creamery road to Agnes Falls. Enjoy a stop at the falls picnic area and then climb back out to Hazel Park Road and a lovely drop back into Welshpool.
- Challenge rides - The Rail Trail or Ameys Track Hill