Oceania Bike Tours
Booking one of these amazing Oceania Bike Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Displaying 17 of 17 tours
Australia
Rail Trails of South Australia Tour
This 6-day Cycling Tour in South Australia explores the Barossa, Clare Valley & McLaren Vale regions. Ride the Rail Trails and discover the incredible food and wine of South Australia on this gourmet cycling foodie tour.
Australia
East Coast of Tasmania Cycling Tour
Discover the incredible unspoilt beauty of this pristine region on this fully guided gourmet cycling tour in Tasmania. Explore the scenic east coast from Launceston to Hobart with a special stop at Freycinet National Park. Visit wineries, oyster farms, wildlife sanctuaries, and stunning Wineglass Bay on this memorable adventure.
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The Great Ocean Road in Australia provides a scenic coastal ride with views of the Southern Ocean’s dramatic cliffs and surf beaches. In New Zealand, the Alps 2 Ocean Cycle Trail delivers diverse landscapes from mountain vistas to lakeside tracks. Additionally, Tasmania's East Coast offers rides through quaint seaside towns and pristine natural reserves.
Cycling in Oceania and Australia is distinguished by its unparalleled access to both rugged wilderness areas and vibrant cityscapes. The varied terrains—from Australia’s red deserts to New Zealand’s lush valleys—make for unforgettable biking adventures. These regions also offer well-developed cycling routes that cater to all levels of experience and ambition.
The best time for cycling in Oceania varies by location but generally aligns with the cooler, drier months to avoid the heat and rain. In New Zealand, the ideal cycling seasons are autumn (March-May) and spring (September-November). In Australia, the cooler months of April through October are preferable, especially in the northern regions. The Pacific Islands enjoy tropical weather year-round, but the best time to cycle is during the dry season from May to October.
- Great Ocean Road, Australia - This iconic route along the southeastern coast of Australia provides breathtaking ocean views, passing through famous surf towns and alongside dramatic cliffs, making it one of the most scenic coastal rides in the world.
- Alps 2 Ocean Cycle Trail, New Zealand - Starting from the Southern Alps and ending at the Pacific Ocean, this trail offers a spectacular journey through New Zealand’s diverse landscapes, including lakes, rivers, and rich farmland.
- Tasmania's East Coast, Australia - Explore the stunning coastline of Tasmania with its pristine beaches, quiet roads, and charming seaside towns. This route is known for its natural beauty and culinary delights, especially its fresh seafood.
- Rottnest Island, Western Australia - A short ferry ride from Perth, this car-free island is perfect for a leisurely day of cycling, with opportunities to see unique wildlife like the quokka, and enjoy some of the world’s finest beaches.
- Queenstown Trail, New Zealand - This trail offers an adventure through the heart of New Zealand's adventure capital, Queenstown. It features a mix of lake and river trails with panoramic mountain views, suitable for all ages and abilities.