Cycling Holidays in Australasia
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
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Compare 2 cycling holidays in Australasia. Prices from €1499. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Cycling holidays in Australasia take you from the high-country climbs of Victoria to the trails of New Zealand's South Island, with programmes built around very different kinds of riding. On this page you will find three live listings, ranging from 5 to 15 days and priced from 590 AUD to 2995 NZD. If you want variety, the six-day New Zealand Multi-Activity Adventure combines cycling with hiking and rafting on the South Island. Your days typically begin with breakfast at your accommodation, a briefing from the guide and a shuttle or ride to the trailhead. You ride at your own pace, a support vehicle carries your bags, and the guide drives ahead to set up lunch. If you are a more focused rider, the five-day Falls Creek camp gives you four consecutive days of alpine climbing on smooth high-country roads, with the main ride each morning led by Richie Porte and Mitch Anderson and optional cross-training in the afternoons. CAMS Cycling Collective runs training camps and tours in Australia and Spain, including a camp at Kingscliff where each day starts and finishes at Salt Kingscliff and you arrange your own accommodation nearby. Rides there are split into three groups, Cruisers, Spinners and Chasers/Breakaway, so you can join riders who match your pace. Whether you want a guided, supported adventure or a structured block of training with a former professional, these programmes give you a clear choice of style, length and budget.
Prices on this page start from 590 AUD for the CAMS Cycling Collective training camps and tours. The Falls Creek alpine climbing camp with Richie Porte starts from 2450 AUD, and the New Zealand Multi-Activity Adventure starts from 2995 NZD.
Lengths vary across the programmes on this page. The Falls Creek camp runs for 5 days with four consecutive riding days, the New Zealand South Island adventure lasts 6 days, and the CAMS Cycling Collective listing covers programmes of up to 15 days.
The listings cover New Zealand's South Island and two locations in Australia: Falls Creek in the high country and Kingscliff, where the CAMS camp is based at Salt Kingscliff. CAMS Cycling Collective also runs camps and tours in Spain.
Yes, on the New Zealand adventure you ride at your own pace with a support vehicle carrying your bags. At the CAMS Kingscliff camp, rides are organised into three groups, Cruisers, Spinners and Chasers/Breakaway, so you can ride with others at a similar level.
At Falls Creek, the main ride each morning goes out with Richie Porte and Mitch Anderson. On the New Zealand trip, a guide gives a briefing each morning and drives ahead to set up lunch.
Inclusions vary by programme. On the New Zealand adventure, days typically include breakfast at your accommodation, a guide's briefing, a shuttle or ride to the trailhead, a support vehicle for your bags and a lunch set up by the guide. At Falls Creek, the afternoons hold optional cross-training alongside the morning rides.
It depends on the programme. For the CAMS Cycling Collective camp at Kingscliff, you book your own accommodation nearby, such as an Airbnb, a hotel or a place with friends, while each day starts and finishes at Salt Kingscliff. On the New Zealand adventure, days begin with breakfast at your accommodation.
Yes. The New Zealand Multi-Activity Adventure combines cycling with hiking and rafting on the South Island. At Falls Creek, the afternoons offer optional cross-training after the morning rides.
