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Discover the Vast Beauty of the Land Down Under: Guided Motorcycle Tours in Australia

Welcome to the heart of adventure, where the hum of engines harmonizes with the rhythm of the Australian landscapes. Our motorcycle tours in Australia invite you to explore this remarkable continent’s vast beauty, diverse terrains, and unique spirit, from the sun-soaked coasts to the rugged outback.

With its expansive highways and diverse landscapes, Australia is a haven for motorcycle enthusiasts. Picture yourself cruising along the Great Ocean Road. As we build our range of tours, we will offer a thrilling and immersive experience, capturing the essence of this vast and diverse land.

Beyond the exhilarating rides, Australia boasts a tapestry of iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Our tours take you through vibrant cities, and charming coastal and regional towns. Discover the iconic Sydney Opera House and immerse yourself in the unique character that defines Australia.

Our experienced guides are more than just leaders; they are passionate Aussie riders with an intimate knowledge of Australia’s roads, landmarks, and local stories. Let them guide you through hidden trails, share insights into the diverse flora and fauna, and lead you to the best viewpoints, ensuring that your motorcycle tour is an authentic and unforgettable Aussie adventure.

No matter your riding style our tours cater to riders of all levels. Choose from a fleet of well-maintained motorcycles, and let us tailor an adventure that aligns with your riding style and preferences.

Australia is not just a destination; it’s a Down Under Delight waiting to be explored on two wheels. Join us for a motorcycle journey where the road leads you through diverse landscapes, iconic landmarks, and a vibrant mix of urban and natural wonders.

Welcome to the thrill of the Aussie road, the warmth of local hospitality, and the adventure of a lifetime.

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ONE-WAY RELOCATION RIDES AND BIKES

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INTRODUCTION TO SELF GUIDED TOURS

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STATE GUIDE / VICTORIA

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GENERAL ADVICE AND INFORMATION

STATE GUIDE / NEW SOUTH WALES

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BikeRoundOz Best Advice, Best Tours, Best Bikes Nationwide Across Australia

Welcome to BikeRoundOz! You’ll find everything here to make planning your motorbike tour or motorcycle rental in Australia really easy. We’ve got the best advice , best tours and best bikes , even if we do say so ourselves!

We’re here to help you make the most of your time and not just provide you with a motorbike. If you’d just like to rent a motorcycle then that’s great; but if you need route advice, accommodation organising, internal flights or even help with side trips such as Great Barrier Reef tours, then that’s what we’re here to assist with.

Our friendly team have ridden right around Australia, through the middle and to parts beyond, so have incredible first hand experience of the country. Use us as a travel resource for your trip and together we’ll ensure you get the best possible time on two wheels in the ‘land down under’.

You’ll find motorbike hire from Sydney , Melbourne , Perth , Brisbane , Cairns , Adelaide , Tasmania and even New Zealand . There are self-guided motorcycle tours , one way journeys , multiple centre trips [fly and ride] , guided tours , customisable itineraries and free advice on routes and trip planning .

If you are hoping to tour for a longer period then long term rental starts from just $49 per day!

Self guided tours include the bike of your choice, great accommodation and an itinerary document crammed with information about the route, distances, things to see on the way and interesting background information.

Alternatively you can join a guided tour , meet great people, have expert support and see places most tourists could only ever dream of. There are tours from most major cities , with more being planned all the time. They pass through every type of landscape. Rainforests, coral reefs, deserts, mountains and everything between. Uluru [Ayers Rock] is a highlight on some of the guided tours and we even offer the chance to experience some truly remote and awe inspiring locations that most never get the chance to see, let alone ride!

If there’s anything we can do to help you plan a fantastic motorcycle adventure down under – please just ask!

THE BEST ADVICE

There are so many incredible experiences waiting in Australia that it can be a little overwhelming at times!

We can help you make the most of your available time, offer advice on where to go and when to go there, what best to ride and much more besides. The best part though? The advice is free! We just want to make sure you enjoy Australia as much as we do!

Just drop us a line with your hopes for the bike trip and we’ll see what we can organise. Alternatively you can read some information about riding in Australia in general, or a first hand account of riding in each state.

THE BEST TOURS

Our self guided tours include the use of a bike, great accommodation along the way and an itinerary crammed full of information about the route, distances, things to see and interesting background information.

We’ve also offer a range of guided tours from the incredible Ultimate East Coast tour, right through to the iconic ride along the famous Canning Stock Route!

We can tailor almost every aspect of the tours to suit you so an incredible, personalised motorcycle tour is only a click away!

THE BEST BIKES

Australia is a truly incredible place to ride a motorcycle, it’s made even better when you’re riding a fantastic motorbike, perhaps one you’ve always dreamed of trying.

We’ve got a great range of motorcycles available to hire from most major Australian cities. Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns and even in Tasmania.

We can also provide low cost, long term bike rentals if you’re planning a longer distance motorcycle ride, or even Outback Ready dual sport adventure bikes for those longing to get a little further off the beaten track.

SELF GUIDED TOUR HIGHLIGHT:

Sydney to Melbourne

7 days, 6 nights.

A fantastic ride that takes in the lovely New South Wales Southern Coast, breathtaking scenery of the Snowy Mountains, great roads of the Victoria High Country and ancient spectacle of the Grampians National Park. A last day ride along the world famous Great Ocean Road, provides a final high to seven days of amazing motorcycle touring.

Great Ocean Road and Grampians

4 days, 3 nights.

This is the finest short tour around the greatest motorcycling highlights of Victoria, absolutely perfect for a long weekend. Combine what is arguably one of the best biking roads on the planet, the Great Ocean Road, with the natural grandeur and wildlife of the Grampians National Park. It all adds up to three days in the saddle that’ll be hard to beat!

The Coral Coast

12 days, 11 nights.

Discover Western Australia’s mind blowing 1100km long Coral Coast. Explore the otherworldly Pinnacles Desert, roam along the rugged coastline and through the amazing gorges of Kalbarri, relax on the stunning beaches of the Shark Bay World Heritage area, commune with the world famous Monkey Mia dolphins and reach the stunning Ningaloo Reef at the very top of the beautiful coast.

BRISBANE TO CAIRNS

8 days, 7 nights.

Something for everyone on this tour through Queensland. Lush inland mountains and rainforest, a pristine tropical coastline, the lure of the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsunday Islands and the otherworldly spectacle of Fraser Island. The ideal combination of great riding and natural splendour. Queensland awaits!

Brisbane to Sydney

Superb motorbiking roads skirting past world famous sights including the pristine beaches around Byron Bay and vibrant attractions on offer along the Gold Coast, the Hunter Valley wine region, the stunning Waterfall Way and the awe inspiring Blue Mountains. Oh yes, Sydney is in there too.

It’d be tough to pack anything else into seven days of amazing motorcycle touring!

The Tasmanian Tiger

Some of the finest biking roads in Australia combined with breathtaking scenery, fascinating heritage and sublimely friendly natives. Experience the island state at its very best. Revel in Tasmania’s natural splendour and intriguing convict history, whilst taking in the highlights of the south and eastern regions of ‘Tassie’.

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We have planned for you the best adventure trail riding on the East Coast of Australia. These trails have now been ridden, plotted and mapped by the RideADV team, stitching sections of broken trails into exciting and exhilarating rides for you. Our fully supported rides allow you to experience and access some of Australia’s most exciting and remote trails and unpaved roads in a safer environment, blending ADV riding and navigation. Each ride is meticulously planned and pre-run and then plotted to a GPS route for the customer to navigate with friends.

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RideADV offers you the unique opportunity to take part in an exciting ride without the worry, expense and time-consuming legwork involved in heading into remote areas. We’ve scoured the hills and Outback stitching, plotting and mapping the most exhilarating rides for our adventurous riders. Because we know how busy life gets, and we want everyone to get the chance to head out into the great unknown.

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Coastline and Outback

Feel the spray from the sea along the great ocean road, then taste the red dust of australia's red centre visiting uluru, kata tjuta, kings canyon and alice springs..

This is a ride not for the faint hearted. Highlighting the very best of what the ‘outback’ has on offer, this tour takes us on the iconic and memorable Great Ocean Road, then adds the best of the outback in the centre of Australia.

From Melbourne we head out along the Mornington Peninsula to cross Port Phillip Bay. We join the coast at Bells Beach, then ride the Great Ocean Road all the way to the Twelve Apostles and Port Campbell for our first night.

The next morning we’re off to Adelaide for 2 nights for a good look around. After a full day exploring the city, we travel via Port Augusta and on to Coober Pedy with its underground mining and unique accommodation. From there, on a very long haul day, we’ll reach Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Here you’ll be enthralled by the vastness of the outback, the panoramic views, the colours and the colourful and artistic locals. Other activities include camel tours, brilliant sunrise and sunset tours, Aboriginal talks, a Sounds of Silence dinner, Field of Lights and lots of walking if you feel up to it.

The weather is ideal from March to June and September to November, making it easier and safer to do some walking. The colours of ‘the rock’ are most vibrant and you’re more likely to see the hidden surprises of Uluru, like waterfalls, flowers, reptiles and animals in the sunrise and sunset hours of the day.

Two days later we’ll head to the dramatic Kings Canyon. Bring your hiking boots, climb to the rim and take in a vista so grand it will take your breath away (it could be the actual climb that does that). Next it’s off to Alice Springs. This is a real eye-opener of a town in the middle of nowhere and well worth exploring the local pubs with their laconic Australian locals.

After Alice it’s a straight run back to Coober Pedy, Port Augusta and back to the Great Ocean Road. This road has to be done twice… once for the magnificent scenery on the way up, the second for all the corners and the actual ride itself.

See just how epic this outback adventure truly is, here on google maps .

This tour averages 530km a day on ride days.

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Escape the ordinary and join cape york motorcycle adventures , in far northern queensland, australia..

Our family business invites you to explore a breathtaking terrain of remote country – ranging from tropical rainforest to sandy beaches. Thrill-seeking motorcyclists will be surprised and delighted by an array of challenging dirtbike trails designed specifically for various skill levels – all while we take care of your needs along the way.

Come enjoy what’s sure to be one unforgettable experience with us at Cape York Motorcycle Adventures!

Our Mission

We create thrilling possibilities for all motorcyclists to regenerate their true power and freedom by delivering extraordinary experiences that defy the imagination.

Whether you’re an experienced rider looking for an adrenaline rush or just want something fun and affordable, our selection of rides has something perfect for everyone. We guarantee it will be your best adventure yet; we’ll make sure your ride’s smooth while taking care of everything else so all you have to do is enjoy yourself!

Our Business

We’re proudly the longest running, motorcycle riding, tour operator in Australia. Operating since 1990, we lead the way for all others to follow. No one can equal the knowledge we’ve gained on the places we go and how to run tours.

The King of the Cape, Roy Kunda has been adventure-seeking for over 35 years and has been a professional motorcycle tour guide for over 30. The kilometres he’s achieved on a bike equate to 15 times around the world; 41 times around Australia; or 152 times along Route 66. Roy has guided 4,000+ riders with various riding abilities, from beginner through to motocross experts and Grand Prix winners, and Cape York Motorcycles has been a Mecca in Far North Queensland for decades.

Our Eco-Certification

We were the world’s first motorcycle tour company to be Eco-Certified in Australia. Something we have maintained since 2006Outdoors Queensland Awards. Our commitment to sustainability gives us unique access to National Parks, private properties, secluded swimming holes, secret fishing spots and so much more.

Our ongoing commitment to delivering world class tourism adventure motorcycle rides, in the remote wilderness of Far Northern Australia, backed by safety and sound business practices, has won us many awards over the years. Outdoors Queensland Awards. Tourism Awards. Business Awards. Management Excellence Awards.

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"See Australia's most iconic landmarks all whilst riding through epic and challenging landscapes!"

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Let us take you along some not-so-beaten dirt bike tracks to experience the Red Centre’s most iconic landmarks on our scenic 6 day all-inclusive ‘The Rock’ tour.

After your first night staying in quality town accommodation, our package has you departing Alice Springs via the (in)famous Finke Desert Race Track, enjoying lunch at stunning Etikaura/Idracowra (Chambers Pillar) and ending day one by camping under the stars along the banks of the world’s oldest river, the Finke.

Onwards we’ll take you through desert oak country, on tracks reserved just for our use, with a jam-packed multi-terrain ride to Mulga Park Station, where views of majestic Mount Connor at sunset will take your breath away.

Arriving at the time-worn landmark of Uluru (Ayers Rock) we’ll set you up in a ‘glamping’ tent for the night, where you can spend the rest of the day relaxing or sight-seeing to your hearts content. Take a ride out to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) or take in some local indigenous culture at the town-centre, Yulara. Our special sunset viewing platform of ‘the rock’ will leave you in awe, and after a lazy wander back to the well-equipped camp you’ll find our private fire pit in action where you can share stories of your day.

Having seen these natural wonders at ground level, the following morning you’ll be whisked away on a private charter flight you’ll never forget. For 2+ hours, you’ll fly over landmarks such as Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Watarrka (Kings Canyon), Pantu (Lake Amadeus) and take in views only a select few get to experience.

After landing at Kings Creek Station, you’ll be transferred to our camp where your crew, support vehicles and bike will be waiting. Once reunited with your bike, continue the scenic adventure by heading to Watarrka National Park, taking on the challenge of the Rim Walk, or a stroll up the centre of the Canyon on the Kings Creek walk. Alternatively, spend the afternoon relaxing at camp in readiness for the following days’ ride.

Perhaps the most spectacular scenery in the NT awaits on day five as we guide you through the Finke Gorge National Park, through Boggy Hole to our final camp beneath the ancient sculptured walls lining Ellery Creek. Here you’ll marvel at the beach-like terrain while spotting local wildlife such as dingoes, horses and birds of prey, and tell tall tales of the week gone by around a roaring fire.

The final days’ ride takes us east towards Alice, along rugged and remote tracks, through the community of Wallace Rockhole and lunch at the ruins of the first Homestead ever established in the Northern Territory at Owen Springs Reserve. As you pull back into headquarters later in the day, perhaps a little tired and muscle-weary, the sights and stories gathered over the week will stay with you for a lifetime.

While accommodation in town is included at either side of the trip, you’ll love our billion-star accommodation on tour, with quality camping gear, hot shower, camp loo, hearty meals, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks, roaring campfires and every creature comfort available to keep you happy and safe out in the desert. Along with riding a new-season bike, you’ll have full mechanical support, spares, fuel and riding tips all part of the on-road package.

Do you have a friend or partner who doesn’t ride? Book them a seat in one of our support vehicles and you can experience the tour together where everything except the bike is part of the package!

This is a truly exceptional way to see some ancient and iconic landmarks, from both the ground and the air, tick off the bucket list, and join a group of like-minded riders with everything you need provided – simply ride & relax.

Difficuilty Rating

Confidence and experience riding on the dirt (and sand) is necessary along with the ability to handle a solid days' riding across varied terrain.

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Tour Prices

All Inclusive - $6490*

BYO Bike - $4590*

Ride-along in Truck - $3490*

*20% deposit secures your place.

*Motorcycle licence required.

*Full balance payable across 2 equal instalments at 90 and 30 days prior to tour start date.

*Credit Card payments incur a 1.25% surcharge at checkout.

Sherco SEF Factory hire bike including all fuel/oil/spares, etc.

All meals, non-alcoholic drinks and snacks.

Camping gear (swag, chair and all other necessities).

Fully equipped support vehicles.

Lead and sweep rider with all safety/first-aid and remote communication equipment.

Accommodation in Alice Springs on the night before the tour starts and at the conclusion of the tour.

Scenic flight of Uluru, Kata Tjuta including transfer between Uluru and Kings Creek Station.

Awesome scenery and challenging riding.

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Tour Dates*

July 7th to 12th 2024

August 18th to 23rd 2024, sept. 30th to oct. 5th 2024, may 4th to 9th 2025, 5 spots left, july 6th to 11th 2025, august 24th to 29th 2025, 11 spots left.

*A 20% Deposit secures your place. The remaining balance is then payable across 2 equal instalments - the 1st payment is due 90 days prior and the 2nd payment 30 days prior to the tour start date.

*Motorcycle licence is required

The team at Outback Motorcycle Adventures pulled out all stops to make the 6 Days a unique, challenging and thoroughly enjoyable experience. The route was 10/10, the team 11/10 as was the food. Team up with some good mates to make it unforgettable, the heroic stories and BS will long outweigh a few aches and pains. A recommended bucket list item for the off road enthusiast.

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Motorcycle Travel Guide: Australia

Welcome to the Australia Motorcycle Travel Guide. This detailed article for adventure bike riders explains everything you need to know about riding in Australia on a motorcycle.

By Yan and Aga

Round the world travellers aka Far Way Out

Motorcycle Travel Australia

Why you’ll love australia.

Despite being the world’s smallest continent, Australia (aka ‘Oz’ or the ‘land down under’) is still diverse enough to provide a huge variety of breath-taking landscapes and adventurous roads. No matter what type of bike you ride, you’ll love riding here, whether it’s battling through the hot, wild and untamed outback, exploring the lush, dense rainforests or cruising along spectacular golden coastlines.

Australia offers unrivalled adventure riding experiences. The variety of the country’s scenery and its immense size will blow you away. Even after spending five years living in Melbourne, we didn’t actually realise just how much this country has to offer until we left on our Australia motorcycle tour. Off-road options are absolutely amazing and you will definitely find a track or two to challenge yourself whether you’re riding through the vast emptiness or the Great Dividing Range, you’re going to love it!

This guide’s job is to help you get out there and ride in Australia. While these motorcycle travel guides on Mad or Nomad are geared towards overland motorcycle travellers, you’ll find plenty of useful info on riding in Australia whether you’re shipping your bike in or flying in to rent or join a bike tour. Here’s everything you need to know about motorcycle travel in Australia!

You must apply for a visa before travelling to Australia, with the exception of New Zealanders, who can do so on arrival.

To find out what kind of visa you need and all the conditions, check this official government website .

It’s most likely you will want a tourist (visitor) visa, eVisa or Electronic Travel Authorisation and depending on how long you’re planning to stay, there are several options (3,6, or 12 months). You can read about all visa types here .

A Working Holiday visa for people between 18 to 30 (included) and from eligible countries is also a popular option. It costs AUD 510 and allows you to stay and work in Australia for 12 months (with the possibility of an extension under specific conditions).

Make sure you have your visa and passport in place before travelling to Australia.

Motorcycle insurance

All vehicles travelling on Australian roads need to be covered by Compulsory Third Party Insurance. In some states, this insurance is included in your registration fees. However, registration for temporary imports is not always required (depends on state). In this case you will need to find an insurance company to issue it. Allianz, Swann (made successful claims with them many times), AAMI are good examples.

It’s a good idea to get the insurance document from the state in which your motorcycle is being shipped to. For example, if you are shipping into Melbourne, then contact vicroads.gov.au for your insurance.

Personal travel insurance

While this is not a requirement, it is exceptionally important for any motorcycle traveller. Make sure you have full insurance in place before you travel to cover you while riding a motorcycle. Make sure the policy covers you to ride the capacity of motorcycle you have and as your main form of transport (some policies say they cover bikes, but not if you’re using it every day). You will also need to make sure it covers you to ride off-road or purchase this as an add-on. The below guide is packed with info to help you check your insurance.

READ MORE: Motorcycle Travel Insurance Explained

Temporary import / Carnet

It is highly recommended to have Carnet de Passage for importing your motorcycle to Australia. If you want to import your bike without a CPD, you need to obtain a Vehicle Import Approval (VIA) from the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts . For temporary imports, you can find more information here .

Your carnet must be valid for the duration of your bike’s stay in Australia. You may be able to extend your carnet by contacting the Australian Automobile Association. You’ll find more info on how to extend on the AAA’s website.

Extra paperwork requirements

The procedure for importing your motorcycle into Australia can be quite complicated and the biosecurity requirements are very strict. Your bike needs to be absolutely spotless! You’ll find more info on this in the shipping section below.

Permits may be needed to access some remote areas of the country. Many National Parks require an entry permit.

Australia is a federation which means some laws and regulations vary from state to state. Be aware of this especially when importing your vehicle and figuring out things like vehicle insurance or when checking health regulations. At some point, during the Covid-19 pandemic each state had different entry rules for example.

Most of the roads in Australia are toll-free. There are only a few roads around big cities like Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane that have tolls, but these are well-indicated and can be easily avoided. You can find a list of toll roads here . All tolls are electronic (no cash payments). You can pay the toll before or after travelling on this website .

As of June 2023 there are no border restrictions regarding Covid-19, and you don’t need to show any negative tests or proof of vaccination. Standard vaccines are recommended. For more details you can check this page.

READ MORE: Motorcycle Travel Paperwork Explained

Getting in and out of Australia with a motorcycle

The most likely scenario for yours and your bike’s arrival to Australia is this: you catch a plane while your motorcycle arrives in one of the bigger Australian cities on a ship. You can either use a regular cargo ship or a RoRo service.

Shipping a bike on a plane is also possible, but usually crazy expensive. Sea freight takes a lot more time, but is an easy (and cheaper) option for long distance motorcycle travellers.

Shipping a motorcycle to Australia

Shipping anywhere in the world is a pain and Australia is no different – plus you have the added difficulty of quarantine and inspection because of biosecurity hazards. This means your motorcycle must be absolutely spotless (seriously clean) before shipping to Oz. But that doesn’t mean you should be put off shipping your motorcycle to Australia. It’s not a difficult process once you’ve got your head around it.

To help, check out the dedicated guide below which explains in detail the procedure.

READ MORE: How to Ship a Motorcycle to Australia

RoRo ferry to Australia

Alternatively, a popular route for overland travellers is to travel to Australia via East Timor and that involves getting a RoRo ferry. One of the companies running this service is ANL. You can check the schedule and prices on their website .

The company also operates from other cities in Australia (Port Headland and Dampier) from which you can ship bikes to Singapore.

Buying a motorcycle in Australia versus shipping your own bike

If you are not a paperwork person and want to avoid importing your own motorcycle, you may find it far more viable (and much less of a headache) to simply buy a bike in Australia. It’s quite easy to do as a tourist. All you really need is your licence, an address where you can receive some documents and register your bike, phone number as well as a roadworthy certificate. Here you can read a little bit more about how to buy a vehicle in Australia (not bike specific, but still helpful for understanding the process).

You can usually find good deals for fully kitted second-hand motorcycles on websites like: gumtree.com.au and bikesales.com.au.

Make sure you get proper registration papers (Rego Guide for backpackers here ) and roadworthy certificate when buying a bike.

One disadvantage of buying locally is that the motorcycle may not be set up exactly as you want it. If you’re planning a longer stay in Australia, you may need to modify it to make the bike more suitable for you and your riding style. This can cost additional money if you’re not a DIY person.

Also, if you’re planning on later selling the bike it’s much easier to do in the state where the bike is registered. You can sell interstate but it may require some additional paperwork.

We purchased two Suzuki DR650s in Australia. Here’s our review and how we modified them.

Renting a motorcycle or joining a tour

Another option is to simply fly in and rent a motorcycle or join an organised tour in Australia. There are some fantastic companies based throughout the country – including companies based in Tasmania.

This is by far the easiest option for riding in Oz as it does away with the headache of importing a bike and the paperwork that comes with that. If you’re interested in renting or joining a tour, check out the Mad or Nomad recommended companies in the link below.

READ MORE: Recommended Rental and Tour Companies in Australia

When to motorcycle travel in Australia

Australia is “Down Under” which means seasons are reversed here. December, January and February are summer. June, July and August are winter.

Australia is huge and has lots of different climates. Overall, the best time is spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May), this way you can avoid crowds, but also unpleasantly hot weather.

However, the north of Australia is slightly different because of its tropical and sub-tropical climate. The north has two seasons: dry and wet. You should aim for the dry season between May and September. Between the end of September and April the wet season and extremely high temperatures make riding bikes challenging and many roads are closed due to floods.

Australia weather overview by state

Tasmania: Between November and February. December and January tend to be quite popular with holidaymakers, so may be harder to find camping spots or other accommodation. It rains a lot in Tassie, so plan well.

Victoria: March to May or September to November. December and January are fine too but can be hot and crowded.

New South Wales : September to November or March to May. Cooler weather and less crowded.

South Australia: March to May or September to November. Avoid the Outback in hotter months if you can.

Western Australia: Western Oz is a huge state, so we’ll split it.

North of Western Australia: Dry season from April to September (although even September may be too hot).

South of Western Australia: The summer months from December to February. The shoulder seasons of spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) can also be a good time to visit the south, with milder temperatures and fewer crowds.

Queensland: April to September. For Cape York, try to aim for the dry season from May to September to avoid floods and mud.

Northern Territory: May to September. During the wet season from November to April some roads and attractions can be inaccessible.

Accommodation and costs

There are plenty of hostels available in bigger cities, and the cost ranges from AUD 20-30 per night for a dorm room. You may want to avoid hostels in cities like Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane if you value a good night’s sleep and want to avoid the late-night parties.

Budget hotel rooms range from AUD 70-100. The prices will vary depending on the location and time of year. Booking.com is a good website for finding accommodation in towns and cities. It’s always recommended to book in advance, especially in bigger cities and popular tourist spots.

AirBnB is also a good option, although a pricier one. However, with some luck, you may be able to find some good deals. Booking in advance helps and it often makes a difference if you’re travelling with other people to help bring costs down.

Motorcycle camping in Australia

We camped for most of our tour around Australia. This included both paid, free and bush camping. Officially, wild camping (bush camping) is not allowed in Australia, but it is tolerated, especially in remote areas.

Prices for camping vary significantly depending on the location, but on average it’s about AUD 15-20 per person/night for a paid site. We found some of the paid campsites/caravan parks ridiculously expensive. There are no special prices for motorbikes/small tents.

Usually, you pay per site (powered/unpowered) or per person, and it doesn’t matter if you have just a small tent, a van, or a huge spaceship.

We highly recommend downloading the WikiCamps app, where you can find lots of different camping spots, with the latest updates and reviews. You will also be able to find plenty of free spots to camp with this app. We used it all the time and always managed to find an acceptable camping spot. The app also shows wild camping spots that people used before. This way you can be sure you’re not camping where you’re not supposed to. The iOverlander app also works in case WikiCamps fails.

Camping in National Parks is usually only allowed in designated spots (unless stated otherwise) and often requires booking ahead. Some National Parks also charge an entry fee per vehicle in addition to the camping fee, so make sure to check beforehand.

As of January 2023, the average price for unleaded petrol was AUD 183.6 cents per litre. Depending on the state and location prices may vary. In the outback, fuel prices can go up significantly over AUD 2 per litre. We used an app to keep track of the best fuel prices in the area. You’ll find a few of these apps online.

If you’re heading into the outback, it’s wise to calculate for and carry extra fuel. There’s a number of ways you can do this like adding an auxiliary tank, spare fuel cannisters or fuel bladders. Check out the equipment reviews section for some examples.

Safety, security and health for motorcycle travellers in Australia

The elements.

Australia is a beautiful country, but a huge amount of the country is uninhabitable. That means there’s no people there – or services such as fuel, food and water. The climate can turn very dangerous very quickly if anything goes wrong. The heat can be lethal if you break down in the middle of nowhere, so can quickly running out of water, and also getting help if you have a crash.

You must be smart about travelling in the outback and that involves being prepared. Let people know where you’re going and check in. Figure out your routes carefully. Don’t ride beyond your skills. Ensure you have enough petrol to get to the next station and the same goes for food and water. Consider carrying an emergency satellite communicator and make sure you have travel insurance in place.

If you’re planning on heading to very remote areas, then try to Google or ask about the current track conditions. Depending on the time of year, tracks in remote regions can change rapidly based on the number of cars and trucks passing, the severity of the wet season and grading schedule etc.

Also, if you’re asking an Australian adventure rider and they say: “all good mate, some sand and that’s it – you’ll be alright!”, take it with a pinch of salt. We often forget that many Australians have been riding dirt bikes since they were kids and nothing is too hard for them when it comes to off-roading!

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Australia is a safe country, but as with travelling anywhere, always use common sense. Don’t leave valuables on your motorcycle, and properly secure your bike when you leave it – especially in larger cities.

We lived in Melbourne for five years and had two motorbikes stolen despite securing them properly. Might have been just bad luck, but it’s better to be safe than sorry so take the time to lock it properly and cover it up.

Sadly, areas where many Aboriginal people live (especially in the far north) are infamous for petty thefts, and we’ve been told many times to secure our bikes and possessions carefully when in those areas.

READ MORE: How to Keep Your Motorcycle Safe

Wildlife when motorcycle travelling in Australia

Animals are a big concern for a lot of people planning a motorcycle trip in Australia. And no doubt you’ve heard a lot of horror stories. Well, the good news is that it’s nowhere near as bad as you might think.

Snakes and spiders

Yes, there are some snake and spider species that are highly venomous, but it’s rare to get bitten by them. You just need to take precautionary measures and you should be fine. However, if you are bitten by any snake or spider, immediately call the emergency services. Here’s some advice:

Don’t leave your tent open overnight, be sure to zip and unzip it every time you get in and out.
Don’t leave your motorcycle boots outside of your tent overnight either. Check inside your boots before putting them on, a simple shake won’t do as creepy crawlies can stick inside.
Close all your bags overnight and keep everything packed away.
When walking through brush and grass, make noise as snakes are typically scared of humans and will slither away once they sense the vibrations of your footsteps.

The biggest wild animal danger for motorcyclists are actually kangaroos, cows, emus, wallabies and wombats.

These animals have absolutely no self-preservation instinct and are convinced of their road priority. You must be extra vigilant, pay attention to all road signs warning of animals ahead and never ride at night, dusk or dawn as that’s when kangaroos are out and about.

Even when riding in broad daylight, we had a wallaby run across the road and hit the side of the bike. We got lucky and didn’t fall (wallabies are quite small), but it could have been much worse.

If you see a kangaroo, wallaby or other animal on the side of the road or even up ahead, slow right down, they may for the last second before jumping out in front of you. They may even hop alongside you which might feel pretty cool, but at any second and without warning they’ll turn into the ride and hop right into you.

By far the closest animal “attack” we had while travelling Australia was a hungry possum making its way through our tent door to eat some bread that we left inside. All that meant was we had a hole in our door and no bread for breakfast.

Police and laws

Obviously, wearing a motorcycle helmet is a must. After that, each state has a few small differences in their rules.

Lane filtering is allowed if you don’t go faster than 30 km/h and the two lines are stopped or moving very slowly. Some states don’t allow filtering between the roadside (where people walk) and cars.

Victoria is the only state that allows you to park your motorcycle on footpaths (aka for free) with some expectations. Please make sure to follow the rules , so that we don’t lose this privilege.

To ride on the road your bike needs to be “roadworthy”, so for example, enduro bikes with modified exhausts, without indicators etc. are not allowed on main roads.

You must follow the rules of each state, abide by their traffic laws and ensure your motorcycle is legal to be on the roads.

Riding conditions

Paved roads.

You can ride around the entirety of Australia using only paved roads if you wish. They are in good condition and there are some absolutely brilliant asphalt routes such as twisty roads through the Great Dividing mountain ranges and the southern coast.

There are lots of off-road opportunities in Australia for all levels. You’ll find millions of routes and options throughout the country. One of the best things about the off-roading in Australia is that you can reach many beautiful and very remote spots that aren’t accessible by main roads. But, you’ll have to be prepared to eat a lot of dust and have your bones rattled. Expect a lot of corrugation, sand and bulldust.

We recommend getting a map ( Hema are good in Australia) with different off-road routes and researching them beforehand to make sure that they are open and adequate to your skills.

Facebook is another great resource for riding in Australia. There are some fantastic Facebook groups out there with lots of information on particular roads and regions with the latest updates on road conditions.

Off-roading and the law

You are legally allowed to ride off-road in Australia. You can ride off-road on most public land in Australia, but in National Parks you can only ride on designated roads. You will need permission to ride on private land, unless otherwise stated.

We drive on the left in Australia.
Watch out for road trains (super long tracks anywhere from 36 to 50m long). They make a lot of wind when they pass, if you’re slower than them, let them pass and watch out when overtaking them.
On the unpaved roads, people seem to have a different attitude. Big cars and caravans will sometimes go past you super quickly and cover you in a huge dust cloud restricting your vision. Watch out.
On both paved and unpaved roads watch out for wildlife.
Don’t disregard “Road Hazard” signs especially on unpaved roads.
If you’re passing any closed gates, make sure to leave them as you found them.

The best motorcycle routes in Australia

Australia is HUGE and has a lot of amazing roads (both paved and unpaved). Here are our absolute favourites routes after 33,000kms exploring the entire country.

Western Australia: Gibb River Road

Gibb River Road in the far north of Western Australia is considered a must by many adventure bike riders. Remote, dusty and corrugated, it takes you through amazing wild landscapes and gives you a chance to swim in unspoiled gorges. You can also make a detour and visit Mitchell Falls, but it’s a whole other adventure. Distance without detours: 660km.

Queensland: Cape York aka The Tip

Cape York aka The Tip is another bucket list adventure for many Australians is the trip to the Tip (the northernmost point of continental Australia). You have the option to follow an easier (but still unpaved and corrugated) Peninsula Development Road, or go on a riskier adventure and take the infamous Old Telegraph Track. Along the way you can also make several detours to see waterfalls and remote beaches along the peninsula. Just watch your fuel! Distance from Cairns and back: about 2060km (without detours).

Queensland – Northern Territory – Western Australia: Savannah Way

Savannah Way is another famous one among Australians. This road stretches along three states and passes through some of the most breathtaking wonders of northern Australia. You can make a lot of detours to reach more remote areas and you can also choose if you want to ride on paved or unpaved roads. (But let’s be honest, some of the most beautiful spots are at the end of dusty roads). Distance without detours: 3400km.

Victoria: Great Ocean Road

The Great Ocean Road is a classic holiday and weekend trip for lots of Melbournians. This coastal road is fully paved with a good amount of sharp turns and bends to feel the adrenaline rush. Plus, in good weather the views are amazing. Don’t forget to make a small detour to Cape Otway. Maybe you’ll get lucky and spot some koalas! Distance without detours: 150km.

Tasmania: Western Explorer

The Western Explorer in Tasmania may be small, but is full of little roads waiting for your adventuring wheels. One of our favourites is the Western Explorer road on the west of the island. It connects the towns of Arthur River in the north and Zeehan in the south. Passing through seemingly unending button grass plains and temperate rainforests, the road allows you to experience the remoteness and beauty of the Tasmanian West Coast. Distance: 150km.

More great riding roads and regions

Here’s a selection of other great adventure riding routes throughout Australia for you to add to your itinerary.

Victoria: High Country Yes, there are mountains in Australia, and you can admire them by taking the Great Alpine Road . There are also some off-road tracks in the area if you want to test your skills.

Western Australia: South-West We wish we had more time to explore this region, but it has some amazing coastal and forest roads. It was a big change from the dusty and empty north.

South Australia: Ikara-Flinders Ranges We didn’t have much time to explore South Australia this time, but if there is one thing that we can recommend, it’s staying and riding around this National Park for a few days.

South Australia: Oodnadatta Track Another famous off-road track in Australia. We haven’t ridden it but it’s well known.

Queensland – Northern Territory – Western Australia: Outback Way Great Central Way aka Australia’s Longest Shortcut.

The Desert: The Simpson Desert Crossing The Simpson Desert Crossing is probably one of the most extreme adventures you can get in Australia. Ready to eat some sand and ride over a thousand dunes?

Western Australia: The Canning Stock Route The Stock Route is the longest historic stock route in the world and another extreme Australian adventure. You may need a support vehicle to carry water and fuel for this one.

Motorcycle travel in Tasmania

Tasmania is an absolute must for any adventure rider – especially for Australians. It’s an incredible island off the south coast of mainland Australia. There are dedicated and packed guides explaining everything you need to know about getting there, riding there and the best routes on this website so we won’t go into more detail here. Here’s the links:

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Motorcycle riding gear for Australia

When it comes to riding gear, it’s important to keep in mind the various terrains and climates in Australia. If you plan on spending a lot of time riding around the country, you’ll want gear that can handle anything the weather can throw at you from extremely hot temperatures to heavy rain and cold winds. Additionally, the intense UV rays in Australia mean you’ll need gear that offers proper sun protection to avoid permanent skin or eye damage too.

While it’s possible to stick to paved roads throughout Australia, there are also many places that can only be accessed by unpaved, gravely, muddy, or sandy roads. For these situations, you’ll want some off-road gear.

Here are a few recommendations for versatile gear able to handle different terrains and climates in Australia.

Layered approach

A well-ventilated armoured jacket or shirt such as the ones from Knox . Always wear a long-sleeve shirt underneath to protect your skin from the sun and trap moisture when you sweat.

And for water protection, a waterproof over-jacket with ventilation to wear over your armoured shirt. Ideally, it should be breathable and easy to store during hot and dry parts of the journey. Good examples of this are the Klim Raptor or Mosko Moto Basilisk jacket , or an oversized waterproof hiking jacket as long as the shirt underneath is abrasion-resistant.

All-around approach

An all-around adventure jacket can also work, but it may not be as breathable and could be heavier for off-road parts of the journey. Examples of these are the Klim Badlands , Revit Defender , or Klim Artemis for women.

Well ventilated pants or some sort of MX pants (Klim Dakar or Mojave) are a good option, but these are often mesh, and so not super waterproof. We opted for classic adventure pants that have enough vents to keep us cool, but can also provide enough cover from cold and rain. They are nothing fancy, but do the did the job.

Speaking of legs, we also needed the pants to fit our leg protectors. Don’t overlook this critical part of your gear setup since this is where most of the injuries can happen. We’ve read many articles about adv riders putting their trips on hold because of foot or knee injuries. Yeah, you can recover from those, but isn’t it better to prevent it? Especially, when you know you’ll be riding a heavily loaded bike in off-road conditions.

After many debates, and considering the pros and cons we invested in proper knee braces (Leatt C-Frame) for the Australian trip. They are expensive and not needed in all conditions, but we felt that they did save us an injury a few times. They are sometimes a nuisance, but you get used it and won’t even notice it after a few days.

A well-ventilated helmet is an absolute must! Most modern adventure helmets will do the job. Examples are the Arai X4 or Klim Krios. Take a look at the best adventure bike helmets guide for a great selection of riding lids.

For boots we opted for MX boots with an enduro sole. They may not be the most comfortable, but again, you’ll get used to it and your feet will thank you later. Aga tested her Alpinestars Tech7 when she had a high-speed fall on a sandy road. She fell from the bike and the bike fell on her foot. She (only) broke one of her toes, much to the surprise of the doctors. Now imagine if she hadn’t been wearing those MX boots…

While it’s rare to find MX boots that are waterproof, you can invest in waterproof socks to wear when it’s going to rain or when crossing rivers like Seal Skinz.

Your choice

Ultimately, what motorcycle gear you wear for your ride in Australia is down to personal choice and what you feel comfortable and protected in. Just consider the conditions and the amount of off-roading you’ll be doing when weighing up your choices.

For more info on riding gear and to help you pick the right stuff for your trip, have a read through the below guides.

Suzuki DR650SE Review

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The Motorcycle Camping Guide

How to Motorcycle Round the World

The Ultimate Motorcycle Trip Packing List

6 Best Soft Panniers for Adventure Bikes

Are you planning a motorcycle trip in Australia? Do you have any questions, tips or suggestions? Let us know in the comments below.

5 Tips for Australian Motorcycle Tours

1. stay hydrated and protect your skin.

Summer temperature in Australia can reach as high as 35 degree Celsius, and we strongly recommend that you don’t venture outdoors during the middle of the day especially if you are not used to such high temperatures. According to the travel advisory issued by the Australian tourism department, the summer sun can burn your skin in less than 15 minutes! So, always make sure to cover your skin with a high SPF (>30) sunscreen lotion and stay hydrated by drinking water whenever you get the opportunity. Look for symptoms of dehydration such as headache and lack of focus and take necessary precaution to avoid being under the sun unnecessarily. A good way to avoid the strong sun is to plan your rides early in the morning, and stay indoors during the mid-day till 3:00 PM. On average, the sun sets by 7:30 PM during summer, which means you get quite a lot of time to cover ground even if you resume your ride after the hottest time of the day.

2. Plan your rides (especially if you are touring the ‘Top End’)

The Northern Territory of Australia, also commonly known as the Top End, is famous for its waterfalls and bustling tropical wildlife that comes alive during the summers (from the beginning of November). Tourists love to visit the UNESCO World Heritage site – Kakadu National Park, famous for glimpses of aboriginal culture and amazing biodiversity. Apart from Kakadu, the Top End draws tourists to its other national parks, namely, Elsey, Nitmiluk and Gregory – all of which are great spots to explore. Being on a motorcycle, you need to be prepared for the tropical rains in the region during this time. Be sure to keep your luggage covered and have appropriate tires on the motorcycle to tackle the occasional muddy patches of off-road sections. It’s also a good idea to find out whether the roads exist because rain water often submerges unpaved roads here.

3. Watch for the speed cameras

Speed limits in Australia are strictly reinforced which means you need to keep an eye on your speed limit and stay within the demarcated maximum. One thing that trips travelers from the United States and Europe is that speed limits are kilometers per hour instead of mph. If you fail to abide by the speed limits there are speed trap cameras placed all along the highway which will definitely catch you and penalize you.

4. Brush up your outback survival skills

The Australian Outback is a particularly challenging place and it is very sparsely populated, which means if you get into trouble it’s all guts & wits that will get you out of trouble! Most of the road related injuries in the Outback happen because of unpaved road surfaces so you need to have a motorcycle that is worthy of tackling those challenges. Also, it is a good idea to never ride alone and have somebody accompany you on your trip to the Outback, preferably someone with camping skills and who knows his or her way around motorcycles. Make sure to get updated maps (you’ll need paper maps, because the internet connectivity is iffy at best) and plan your route accordingly. Carry a motorcycle repair kit, and enough food and water to last you at least a couple of days even if you do not plan to be out for more than 9 hours at a stretch.

5. Learn a little about Australian motorcycles

The Australian automobile landscape is completely different from what you would expect if you are an American or a European visiting Australia for the first time. While you might get quite a few common automobile brands, there is a vast difference in the models and makes of vehicles available here. BMW GS1250s, Tiger Triumphs, Africa Twins or Yamaha Teneres may not be as easily available as you might expect, which means you will need to find a compatible machine if you do not already have your own motorcycle. It is also a good idea to acquire an international driving license from the Automobile Association in your country before arriving here with intentions of riding or driving around.

Last but not least, getting the basics right can completely change your travel experiences. One of those is getting the best accommodation in Australia for your budget, and the second is staying safe during your motorcycling trips, which is why we strongly recommend that you wear the proper riding gear such as a Safest Motorcycle Helmet , gloves and a pair of riding boots.

Author: Aryan Khanna is an avid rider proud of the miles on his odometer! When he is not hitting the highways, Aryan loves sharing his experiences and opinions on motorcycle riding safety and scenic routes across. Over the last 8 years, Aryan has written on motorcycle safety topics such as helmets and gloves, as well on other aspects of road safety.

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These are self guided motorcycle tours into the depths of the states of Australia. There are two types of offering for the mature and senior traveller.

The Self guided tour for the mature traveller.

You can enjoy your own motorcycle adventure based around our small group touring programs to envelope yourself and fellow travellers in a structured touring program that has a theme and is supported by local knowledgable guides who meet you and share with you their stories in each location before you ride on to your next location often 180-240 miles (300-400 kilometres away) Your support team at odyssey will have organised the entire trip for you to upload into the GPS before you leave Sydney or Melbourne. Your personal motorbike tour may be several days in the outback or that Sydney to Perth dream ride via Uluru over several weeks that you have had the itch to enjoy. Odyssey though will look after all the arrangements, from the supply of the motorcycle rental , your helmets, riding gear including personal air bags and panniers to the soft seat for your companion if needed.

Planning your Motorcycle tour.

Bike selection is a personal choice, we can offer late model BMW’s and Honda’s to the rider as well as speciality bikes such as a Harley Davidson should that be your dream. Most of motorcycle touring is a return to the place you started for example Sydney , Melbourne or Perth , but Odyssey will also take care of the one way specific bike tour as part of the motorcycle rental program.

The tour itinerary is spaced out with comfortable distances through spectacular scenery which in this big country is not difficult to find to enjoy from National parks to treeless landscapes that glide into the horizon. Each time you break in an agreed location on your motorcycle trip itinerary there will be time to meet your local tour guide along the road travelled to learn about the place you have arrived in. The accommodation along the way and the entrances to tourist attractions in some of the most remote and interesting areas of Australia are all agreed and booked on your behalf in advance including local insurance to give your road trip dream the greatest chance of being that truly great ride you have dreamed off every chance of success.

The information we provide also offers suggestions on what sights to visit, where to get food, where to get fuel, and things of that nature to make your motorcycle adventure as smooth and carefree as possible. As with all the motorbike tours suggested by Odyssey for the mature and senior rider these tour routes have been ridden and explored by our team of advisers so you can rest assured that you are being provided with reliable, dependable information. The trips you can choose from are located in extremely popular riding destinations around Australia and New Zealand, so in order to experience the dream tour that you want, be sure to book well in advance of your projected travel dates!

Travel into the outback of Australia is best from March – Late October. You are managing heat and high sunshine days during these months avoiding the extremes diurnal temperatures and the wet season! For New Zealand all year is ok for riding if you are prepared for some extremes. If you want to choose a time period to avoid taking a Motorbike tour then it would have to be July-August. The self guided tour is suitable for the solo rider or small groups of riders who seek to ride their ride on a motorbike tour . Where you choose to ride is an individual decision though we have themed trips adapted for motorcycle touring through all the states of Australia and New Zealand.

Odyssey Traveller can also offer a guided Motorcycle tour as a private tour option to places of your choice or an adaptation of our tour programs to create the perfect motorcycle trip.

Travelling with a scheduled small group departure in Australia and New Zealand.

The dream of your personal motorbike adventure has that chance of becoming reality should both you and your partner enjoy a small group tour within Australia or New Zealand with one on the bike and one in the coach travelling with a small group of like minded people whilst you enjoy the freedom of the ride between destinations.

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Australia’s Ocean Frontier: Exploring the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

Learn about the landscape and the recent settlement of this Peninsula on the South Australian coast. To see and learn more join on the this collection of Australian small group package tours for mature and senior travellers , couples or singles or join the Eyre & York peninsula program.

Birdsville and the Birdsville Track, Queensland

An icon of the Australian Outback. See and learn about the history of the outback both British settlement and aboriginal history out in the heat of the Australian desert! Small group package tours for mature and senior travellers couples for singles show you this often harsh environment full of stories.

Charles Sturt and the search for the inland sea

Sturt is an iconic British explorer.From this article escorted small group tours for mature and senior travellers may join as couples or solo travellers programs that explore and share Aboriginal history , the landscapes and culture of the Australian outback with Stuart and Eyre , Burke and Wills and more.

Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

One of Tasmania 's most iconic natural wilderness destinations. Explore Cradle mountain on a seniors small group tour of Tasmania designed for active couples and solo travellers or select another iconic Australian or New Zealand tour.

Echuca and Murray-Darling Trade, Victoria

The wool trade along the Murray was vital to British-Australia. Echuca was a major port for paddle steers. Learn and explore more on a Odyssey Traveller small group package tour of Victoria and the goldfields for mature and senior travellers, couples or singles with a curiosity. Understand the relationship of the Murray river to Echuca to Adelaide and Mildura.

History of the Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia

Fleurieu Peninsula is part of a small group tour of Adelaide for mature and senior travellers seeking to travel as a couple or as a solo traveller . The Peninsula is historically important, click through to learn... It is also where you will find Mclaren Vale .

rural farm with crops in paddock in Mallee

Landscape of Southern Australia from Mallee and Mulga.

Escorted small group tours for mature and senior travellers in Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia & NSW drive through former Mallee country . Article explains the iconic beginnings of Mallee and Mulga in the arid landscapes.

Mungo Man and Mungo Lady, New South Wales

Part of a small group tour of World heritage sites on Victoria, NSW & South Australia for mature and senior travellers . Learn and explore in the Mungo National park about Aboriginal settlement and the fauna and flora of this National park.

Pro Hart and the 'Brushmen of the Bush'

A group of self-taught artists from Broken Hill , Pro Hart and the 'Brushmen of the Bush' took the world by storm in the 1960s and 1970s. Escorted small group tours for active seniors who are couples or solo travellers. Explore and consider a range of tours in Australia and some of the best tours in New Zealand.

Questions about Australia for senior travellers

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The Australian Outback: A Definitive Guide

Explore learn and consider what is the outback in this article. For mature and senior travelers considering joining a small group package tours into the outback to see, learn and explore about this unique place, not only the landscape but the Aboriginal approach to living . On each of the tours for couples and the single traveler you learn something different but fascinating, from Outback Queensland, the Flinders, Broken Hill and the Kimberley and the wildflowers all contribute to this question, what is the outback?

White and orange escarpments, Kimberly, Western Australia

The Kimberley: A Definitive Guide

This article supports the small group package tours for mature and senior travellers, couples and solo travellers to Western Australia 's Kimberley region . Learn about the wet and dry seasons and the fascinating Aboriginal history as well as the Bungle Bungles , Lake Argyle , Halls creek and resort of Broome.

Uncovering the ancient history of Aboriginal Australia

For small group escorted tours of Australia in Queensland, Victoria , New South Wales , South Australia , Tasmania , Western Australia and the Northern Territory a guide on Aboriginal culture for mature and senior travellers .

Self guided tours across Australia. Private groups

Southern nsw- stepping back in aboriginal time..

This is a 14 day tour covering almost 4k kilometres (2,400 miles) ex Sydney.

Key highlights of this Motorcycle tour are;

See & learn about the 45,000 Mungo Man and Lady in the UNESCO World heritage site.
Learn about aquaculture in Aboriginal culture at Brewarrina Fish traps, dating back some 20,000 years.
Spend 2 days exploring the surrounds of Broken hill.
Explore and stay in Whitecliffs Opal settlement.
Visit Menindee the historic departure point for Burke and Wills.

Discover the the Brewarrina fish traps, Aboriginal art at Mt Garrett and sleep underground in White Cliifs. This small group also visits the World Heritage Site of Mungo man and lady stopping in Mungo National Park and other significant locations such as Broken Hill.

Prices for this Motorbike tour as self guided private group tour are from;

AUD $8,395 per Motorbike per person.

Based on BMW 850GS.
Includes GPS, Outer layer of BMW jacket and pants, Alpinestars airbag jacket, roadside assist and standard insurance, Helmut & gloves. (Bring your own boots).

To book; email or call to discuss your requirements as a individual or small group ride.

You can see this tour as a guided Motorcycle tour of New South Wales.

Guided Motor bike bikes across Australia; Private Groups- Escorted

Odyssey Traveller can also offer a guided Motorcycle tour as a private tour option to places of your choice or an adaptation of our tourn programs to create the perfect motorcycle trip .For a small group of six to eight motorcyclists a bike trip with a tour guide on paved road surfaces, or all highway riding or a mix of paved road and unsealed roads a terrific road trip with history and culture and some interesting places to stop at as you experience the “ open road ” of the Outback can be put together as some of the the best motorcycle tours in Australia and New Zealand for a great motorcycle trip .

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