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Maestro Jrnys

Motorbike Australia with Atul Warrier

Ride, Explore, Repeat

LED BY

Atul Warrier

TRIP DATES

05 Oct 25 - 13 Oct 25

PRICE PER PERSON

$ 3,245.00

ADVENTURE

BIKING

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Motorbike Australia with Atul Warrier: Ride, Explore, Repeat

TRIP DATES

05 Oct 25-13 Oct 25

PRICE PER PERSON

$ 3,245.00

Bookings Closed

About this Jrny

A 9 day extraordinary motorbike odyssey, launching from the vibrant heart of Melbourne, where you connect with fellow riders and anticipate the adventures that await. The journey unfurls the next day with a thrilling transfer to Geelong, the gateway to your two-wheeled companions. Roaring along the Great Ocean Road, you'll feel the salty breeze as you ride towards Warrnambool, flanked by the rugged cliffs and iconic Twelve Apostles. Day three brings the Grampians into focus, where every twist and turn reveals sweeping vistas of ancient rock formations and verdant landscapes.

The road beckons again as you rev your engines towards Shepparton, meandering through undulating hills and golden fields. Wodonga follows, offering a picturesque ride along the Murray River, the rhythmic hum of the bike harmonizing with the serene countryside. En route to Lakes Entrance, the landscape transforms, with coastal panoramas accompanying your every turn. Next, Philip Island greets you with its coastal charm and the allure of the iconic Grand Prix Circuit. A breathtaking coastal ride awaits as you hug the cliffs and wind through the island's scenic marvels.

The penultimate day sees you tracing the coastal fringe, ferrying across the shimmering waters from Sorrento to Geelong. The ride becomes a crescendo, returning to your starting point, bikes roaring in triumph. As the sun sets over Melbourne, your final night is a celebration of camaraderie and the unforgettable landscapes traversed. The journey concludes with a sense of achievement, the road behind marked by diverse terrains, shared stories, and the indescribable thrill of freedom on two wheels.

This Jrny of open roads and endless horizons is led by Atul Warrier, a traveller who rode solo for 550 days overland across South East Asia, Australia, Middle East and Europe. Get ready to set your wheels in motion with this Maestro of the biking universe. He's not just your guide; he's your navigator to epic biking stories.

Highlights

Listen to your JrnyMaestro, Atul Warrier as he talks about his extraordinary biking feats around the world.
Cruise on The Great Ocean Road with incredible views of the Twelve Apostles in your motorbikes
Ride past the picturesque Australian outback
Browse through the mystical mountain landscaped of the Victorian Alps

Led by Jrny Maestro

Atul Warrier

One Warrier, many Trails! A biking Maestro from @warriertrails

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Overview

Dates

5Oct’25 - 13Oct’25

Suggested Ages

21+

Duration

9 days

Activity Level

moderate

Group Size

6 - 10

Travel Style

comfort

Price per person

$3,245.00

Itinerary

Sun 05 Oct

Arrival at Melbourne

Mon 06 Oct

Melbourne to Warrnambol

Tue 07 Oct

Gear up for Warrnambool to Halls Gap

Wed 08 Oct

Halls Gap to Shepparton

Thu 09 Oct

Shepparton to the City of Wodonga

Fri 10 Oct

Ride from City of Wodonga to Lake Entrance

Sat 11 Oct

Lakes Entrance - Philip Island

Sun 12 Oct

Philip Island to Melbourne Via Sorrento

Mon 13 Oct

Departure from Melbourne

Stay

CHECK IN 05 Oct

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Batman’s Hill on Collins

Melbourne

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Comfort Inn Western

Warrnambool

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Country Plaza

Halls Gap

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Quality Hotel Parklake

Shepparton

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Econo Lodge Border Gateway

City of Wodonga

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Comfort Inn & Suites Lakes Entrance

Lakes Entrance

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Phillip Island Park Lane Holiday Park

Philip Island

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Batman’s Hill on Collins

Melbourne

Your Daily Itinerary

Sun 05 Oct

Arrival at Melbourne

Welcome to Melbourne, Australia's cultural capital, captivates with its dynamic arts scene, diverse neighbourhoods, and culinary excellence. Known for its iconic laneways and vibrant street art, Melbourne is a city that celebrates creativity and innovation.

On arrival at the Melbourne Airport, you will be met by JrnyOn representative and transferred to your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure.

Activities

Meet and Greet at Melbourne

00:00 - 11:59

Arrive at Melbourne, Melbourne Airport (Code: MEL) . Once you pass immigration, retrieve your luggage and clear customs, please look for JrnyOn representative holding a placard with your name. Proceed to your hotel in a pre-arranged transfer vehicle.

Optional Activities

Yarra Valley Winery & Lunch Tour

10:00 - 18:00

An enchanting evening in the picturesque Yarra Valley with the Winery and Dinner Tour. As the sun sets over the rolling vineyards, you'll visit 4 acclaimed wineries renowned for their exquisite vintages. Engage in guided tastings, where you'll sample a selection of premium wines, from crisp whites to robust reds, all while learning about the winemaking process. Also enjoy an a-la-carte lunch.

This is shared coach tour and we will specify a pick up location and time after booking.

Melbourne Foodie Walking tour

09:00 - 16:00

A delectable journey through Melbourne's culinary landscape with the Foodie Discovery Walking Tour. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this gastronomic adventure promises to tantalize your taste buds as you explore the city's diverse food scene. Traverse through vibrant markets, hidden laneways, and bustling districts, stopping at handpicked eateries to savour a variety of gourmet delights. From artisanal cheeses and freshly baked pastries to exotic spices and international flavours, each tasting is a revelation. Immerse yourself in Melbourne's food culture, learn about its culinary history, and discover hidden gems known only to the locals. This tour is a celebration of Melbourne's rich and diverse food heritage, offering a unique blend of flavours that define the city's culinary identity.

Mon 06 Oct

Melbourne to Warrnambol

After breakfast, we depart for Geelong to pick up our bikes. Then embark on a spectacular motorbike journey from Geelong to Warrnambool, setting the tone for an adventure that promises not just exhilarating rides but also breathtaking landscapes. As you cruise along the iconic Great Ocean Road to Warrnambool, be prepared for a visual feast of coastal wonders. The route unfolds with panoramic ocean vistas, rugged cliffs meeting the Southern Ocean, and stretches of pristine beaches. The scenic grandeur is complemented by lush forests, charming seaside towns, and the invigorating sea breeze.

Every twist and turn on the road reveals a new chapter in nature's artistry, from the iconic Twelve Apostles to the serene Loch Ard Gorge. The ever-changing scenery, ranging from coastal cliffs to dense eucalyptus forests, creates a dynamic backdrop for your journey. It's not just a ride; it's an immersive experience where each curve offers a new perspective on the stunning beauty of Australia's southern coastline.Upon reaching Warrnambool, delve into history with a visit to the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, where the maritime heritage of the region comes to life.

If time allows, consider JrnyOn optional activities like exploring the Warrnambool Museum to further enrich your understanding of the area's cultural tapestry. As the day winds down, relax and rejuvenate in the soothing waters of the Deep Blue Hot Springs, offering the perfect end to an exhilarating day of riding and exploration.

Activities

Melbourne to Geelong

08:00 - 09:00

Morning after breakfast, we drive you from the hotel to Geelong, where we pick up our bikes. It is a one hour drive.

Ride from Geelong to Warrnambool

10:00 - 15:30

After we pick up our bikes, start riding! The day's ride takes you along the Great Ocean Road to Warrnambool, covering approximately 280 kilometers in 5 hours.

Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village

15:30 - 17:00

Flagstaff Hill is a state heritage listed site overlooking the beautiful Lady Bay. The Maritime Village is both a living historical village that displays the life of a 19th century port and town, and holder of Victoria’s largest maritime shipwreck collection, it occupies a beautiful site, tumbling down the bluff towards Lady Bay.

Optional Activities

Deep Blue Hot Springs

18:00 - 21:00

The award-winning Deep Blue Hot Springs Warrnambool is the ultimate geothermal mineral bathing Sanctuary. Discover the myriad of open-air rock pools, sensory caves and cleansing waterfalls while soaking in the therapeutic waters, naturally rich in minerals and heat. Learn more about the therapeutic ritual of bathing and discover why this ancient wellness practice has quickly become one of top things to do in Warrnambool.

Warrnambool Art Gallery

16:00 - 17:00

The Warrnambool Art Gallery is owned and operated by the Warrnambool City Council as a memorial to Sir Fletcher Jones. The gallery program is presented with the assistance of the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria. The collection established in 1886, the Warrnambool Art Gallery offers a diverse collection of artworks, from elegant European salon paintings to the Avant-garde modernism of the Angry Penguins.

Tue 07 Oct

Gear up for Warrnambool to Halls Gap

The motorbike ride from Warrnambool to Halls Gap is a journey that takes you from the coastal charm of Warrnambool to the rugged beauty of the Grampians National Park. The route allows you to experience the diverse landscapes of Victoria, Australia. Starting in Warrnambool, you'll initially ride through coastal towns and enjoy scenic views of the Southern Ocean. The road takes you inland, and you'll gradually notice a change in the terrain as you approach the Grampians. The Grampians, also known as Gariwerd by the local Indigenous communities, is a mountain range known for its stunning rock formations, rugged cliffs, and abundant wildlife.

As you ride through the Grampians, you'll encounter winding roads and hairpin turns, providing a thrilling experience for motorbike enthusiasts. The Grampians National Park offers numerous opportunities for stops and short hikes to explore its natural wonders. Some remarkable attractions include the Balconies, MacKenzie Falls, and Boroka Lookout, each providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Halls Gap, nestled in the heart of the Grampians, is today’s final destination. Here, you'll find a charming town surrounded by towering peaks and lush forests. It's an ideal place to relax, unwind, and perhaps engage in outdoor activities such as bushwalking, wildlife spotting, or even rock climbing.

Gear up for Warrnambool to Halls Gap - Day 3 image

Activities

Ride from Warrnambool to Halls Gap

09:00 - 12:00

Ride from Warrnambool to Halls Gap, a 158-kilometer ride that takes you through the heart of western Victoria and into the famed Grampians National Park. As you rev your engines, the landscape transforms into a mesmerizing tapestry of natural wonders. Feel the exhilaration of the open road as you navigate through the twists and turns, surrounded by the ancient peaks of the Grampians. The journey becomes an immersive experience, where the rhythmic hum of your bike harmonizes with the symphony of nature.

Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre

12:00 - 13:00

Brambuk - The National Park and Cultural Centre in Halls Gap began with the building of the Brambuk Cultural Centre in 1989 to acknowledge, protect and share the cultures of the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung Peoples. The award-winning Cultural Centre was designed collaboratively with the Traditional Owners of Gariwerd by renowned architect, Greg Burgess, to celebrate connection to Country. In 2006, the park visitor information building was added, which now houses the Grampians park information counter, a café and gift shop. It is a one-stop-shop for park information and a must-see for people visiting the Grampians.

Optional Activities

Activities in Grampian National Park

14:00 - 18:00

Explore a wide range of activities like hiking or rock climbing or even more riding within the park!

Wed 08 Oct

Halls Gap to Shepparton

On our fourth leg of your motorbike adventure, cruise from Halls Gap to Shepparton. This leg of the journey spans diverse landscapes, transitioning from the rugged beauty of the Grampians to the charming countryside of Victoria. As you rev your engines, the roads unfold like ribbons, guiding you through picturesque scenes of rolling hills, verdant farmlands, and quaint villages.

Feel the wind in your hair as you traverse open roads, encountering the changing hues of the Australian countryside. Shepparton, situated in the heart of the Goulburn Valley, welcomes you with its laid-back atmosphere and agricultural charm. Along the way, relish the freedom of the open road and the ever-shifting scenery, making each turn a new chapter in your motorbike journey through the diverse landscapes of Victoria.

Activities

Ride Halls Gap to Shepparton

09:00 - 15:00

Long, but a beautiful ride today from Halls Gap to Shepparton. We cover a distance of around 320 kms / appx 4 hrs.

Bangerang Cultural Centre

15:00 - 16:00

The Bangerang Cultural Centre in Shepparton celebrates the rich Indigenous heritage of the Bangerang Nation through exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays. Visitors gain insight into Dreamtime stories, traditional art, and the cultural significance of the land. The center serves as a vital educational hub, offering guided tours and workshops for a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives.

Thu 09 Oct

Shepparton to the City of Wodonga

On the next leg of your exhilarating motorbike expedition, you navigate from Shepparton to the scenic City of Wodonga. The journey unfolds as a symphony of rural beauty, with stretches of roads flanked by golden fields, framed by the distant silhouette of the Strathbogie Ranges. Wodonga, nestled on the banks of the mighty Murray River, beckons with its blend of natural tranquility and urban vibrancy.

As you cruise through the undulating landscape, you'll witness the eucalyptus-dotted countryside and perhaps catch glimpses of the iconic Australian wildlife. The rhythmic hum of your motorbike harmonizes with the serene ambiance, making every twist and turn a canvas painted with the colours of the Australian countryside. Wodonga's welcoming streets await, promising a delightful interlude where the hum of engines blends with the tranquillity of the surroundings, creating a memorable chapter in your motorbike odyssey.

Shepparton to the City of Wodonga - Day 5 image

Activities

Ride from Shepparton - City of Wodonga

10:00 - 14:00

Enjoy a 2.5 to 3 hr ride today through the Australia outback from Shepparton to the City of Wodonga.

Optional Activities

Stanton and Killeen Winery Tour & Tasting

15:00 - 17:00

Stanton and Killeen blends the old with the new, celebrating seven generations and 148 years of family winemaking. Today, the business is owned and managed by mother-daughter team Wendy and Natasha Killeen, focusing on alternative Portuguese varieties, flavoursome Rutherglen red wine, and continuing S&K's long tradition of award-winning Muscats Topaques, Tawnys and Vintage Fortifieds. Your journey of indulgence extends beyond wine, as you're treated to a gourmet platter, brimming with exquisite local delicacies.

Fri 10 Oct

Ride from City of Wodonga to Lake Entrance

In the next part of your motorbike adventure, you journey from the City of Wodonga to the enchanting Lakes Entrance. The ride spans approximately 350 kilometers, weaving through diverse landscapes that showcase the natural beauty of Victoria.

Leaving Wodonga, the route unfolds like a moving panorama, taking you through winding roads flanked by lush countryside. As you traverse the landscape, you'll encounter the picturesque Alpine National Park, where the undulating roads offer breathtaking views of the Great Dividing Range. The air is crisp, scented with eucalyptus, and the open roads provide a liberating sense of freedom.

Approaching Lakes Entrance, the scenery transforms as you ride along the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park. The gleaming waterways, serene lakes, and coastal vistas create a captivating contrast to the mountainous terrain. Your arrival at Lakes Entrance is heralded by the rhythmic sounds of lapping waves and the promise of relaxation by the water. This leg of your journey not only showcases the diversity of Victoria's landscapes but also serves as a testament to the sheer joy of exploration on two wheels.

Ride from City of Wodonga to Lake Entrance - Day 6 image

Activities

City of Wodonga to Lakes Entrance

08:00 - 14:00

A 5 to 6 hour / 375 kms Ride from City of Wodonga to Lake Entrance, takes you across the scenic Alpine National Park

Gippsland Lake Cruise

16:00 - 17:30

Take a relaxing Cruise around the Gippsland Lakes, view Dolphins, Seals, Birdlife, leaving from Lakes Entrance, Metung & Paynesville.

Sat 11 Oct

Lakes Entrance - Philip Island

The journey from Lakes Entrance to Philip Island is a scenic odyssey that covers approximately 350 kilometers, treating riders to a diverse tapestry of landscapes. Departing from the coastal charm of Lakes Entrance, you traverse through Gippsland's picturesque countryside. As you ride westward, the roads gradually hug the coastline, offering glimpses of sandy beaches and the vast expanse of the Bass Strait. The route passes through charming coastal towns, each with its unique character and, perhaps, tempting stops for local delicacies.

As you approach Philip Island, the anticipation builds for the iconic attractions awaiting you. Philip Island is renowned for its wildlife, and a visit to the Penguin Parade is a must. Witness the adorable Little Penguins returning to shore at dusk, a spectacle that defines the island's natural allure. Upon reaching Philip Island, options abound for exploration. Visit the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, a mecca for motorsports enthusiasts. The Nobbies Centre offers stunning coastal views, while the Koala Conservation Centre provides an opportunity to spot these iconic Australian marsupials.

Lakes Entrance - Philip Island - Day 7 image

Activities

Ride from Lake Entrance to Philip Island

09:00 - 13:00

This 350 km exhilarating journey from the serene Lake Entrance to the captivating Philip Island takes around 5 hrs.

Optional Activities

Penguin Parade

17:00 - 19:00

Watch little penguins dash home across the sand at dusk at Phillip Island Nature Parks' Penguin Parade. Explore boardwalks after dark to see, smell and hear these penguins in the colony, greeting neighbours, partners and their chicks. While you wander, keep an eye out for resident wildlife including swamp wallabies, Eastern barred bandicoots, Cape Barren geese and short-tailed shearwaters.

Antarctic Journey

16:00 - 17:00

Antarctic Journey offers an engaging virtual exploration of Antarctica and the adjacent oceans, providing a glimpse into the captivating lives of the creatures inhabiting this frigid and challenging environment. Immerse yourself in the world's most extreme continent and uncover the secrets of the frozen continent with hands-on fun and enormous screens.

Koala Conservation Reserve

16:00 - 17:00

Recognized as one of Australia's most emblematic marsupials, the indigenous Koalas draw numerous tourists to the continent annually. The Koala Conservation Reserve on the island provides an opportunity for visitors to observe protected koalas freely moving about in eucalyptus groves. The interconnected treetop boardwalks offer an intimate experience with these remarkable creatures.

Sun 12 Oct

Philip Island to Melbourne Via Sorrento

In your final leg of the motorbike adventure, the ride from Philip Island to Sorrento is a captivating transition from coastal beauty to maritime exploration. As you leave the island behind, the roads lead you through scenic coastal stretches, providing panoramic views of the Bass Strait.

Upon reaching Sorrento, you're met with a unique travel experience—the ferry ride across Port Phillip Bay. Boarding the ferry with your bikes adds an adventurous twist to the journey. As the ferry glides across the bay, riders are treated to expansive water views and the fresh sea breeze, creating a memorable interlude in your motorbike odyssey.

Disembarking on the other side, the ride continues through the Mornington Peninsula, offering winding roads and glimpses of vineyards and orchards. The journey is a sensory delight, with the scent of eucalyptus in the air and the promise of discovery around each bend. As you approach Geelong, the landscape transitions once more, with scenic vistas of the You Yangs mountain range. Returning the bikes in Geelong marks the end of an exhilarating journey.

The final stretch involves a transfer to Melbourne in a comfortable van, allowing for reflection on the diverse landscapes and experiences encountered throughout the tour. The last evening in Melbourne offers a fitting finale, providing an opportunity to celebrate the shared adventures, relish the memories forged on the road, and perhaps toast to the camaraderie that defines a motorbike tour through the varied landscapes of Victoria.

Philip Island to Melbourne Via Sorrento - Day 8 image

Activities

Ride from Philip Island to Geelong

07:30 - 14:00

Depart Philip Island for a 3.5 ride / 200 kms ride to Geelong.

Ferry Ride from Sorrento to Port Philip Bay

12:00 - 13:00

Searoad Ferries, Australia's favourite car and passenger ferry service, crosses the southern tip of Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay and connects the Great Ocean Road and the Bellarine to the Mornington Peninsula. Arriving at Sorrento, you will have a perfect view of the clifftop mansions, tiny coves filled with boats, the beautiful foreshore and old limestone buildings. The historic fort, black lighthouse, the harbour tower and historic homes welcome all arrivals to Queenscliff, the gateway to the Great Ocean Road.

Geelong to Melbourne

15:00 - 16:30

After we drop off our bikes at Geelong, a van transfer has been arranged from Geelong to your hotel in Melbourne.

Mon 13 Oct

Departure from Melbourne

The grand finale of your thrilling motorbike journey unfolds with a departure transfer from your hotel to Melbourne Airport, scheduled at your convenience throughout the day. This seamless transfer encapsulates the culmination of an exhilarating adventure through the diverse landscapes of Victoria. As you bid farewell to Melbourne, you carry with you a trove of memories from the open roads, coastal breezes, and vibrant townships explored on your motorbike odyssey. Anticipating the next JrnyOn journey, this departure marks the end of an unforgettable expedition, leaving you with the echoes of roaring engines and the camaraderie of fellow riders etched in your travel story. Until the next journey, may the roads ahead be ever inviting!

Activities

Departure to Melbourne Airport

06:00 - 23:59

Today is the day your journey comes to an end. We will drive you to Melbourne Airport (Airport code: MEL).

Frequently Asked Questions

- You are passionate about Motorbikes & riding

- You are ready to ride it out for 6 to 7 hours straight

- You’ve always wanted to experience a place through the eyes of a localite, and interact with them more closely

- You are excited to forge meaningful connections with like-minded travellers, who share the same passion for motorbikes and travel as you

- You are not the kind of tourist seeking only luxurious comfort, and are open to getting your hands dirty while on the adventure!

The tour starts and ends in Melbourne. So flying into Melbourne International Airport (also known as Tullamarine airport). Airport code is MEL

Private arrival and departure airport transfers are included in all JrnyOn tours between the airport and the tour hotel. These transfers will be shared with other members of your tour.

Yes, riders will have to be minimum 25 yrs. Pillion riders should be above 12 years old.

We have a range of Royal Enfield's and Benelli Leoncinos. These are 500 - 800 cc motorcycles, comfortable for long travel.

Normally between 8 to 10 riders (and there might be few non riders or sharers too)

Yes, of course. Pillion rides are welcome and they will pay only around 60% of the riders price. Please contact [email protected] if you are bringing along a pillion rider.

Yes, there might be additional insurance costs involved for the second rider.

Australia generally allows driving with your country's license for around 3 months or so. Else, we also encourage participants have to obtain a valid International Driving Permit.

The participants have to bring their riding gears ( jackets, gloves and shoes). We can provide a helmet, but suggest brining that as well.

There is no included activity on the Day 1 of the tour, but we will be meeting at 5pm in the hotel lobby.

You can depart anytime. There are no inclusions on tour on the last day. The hotel check out time is usually 11am or 12noon.

Many of our travellers do travel alone as our JRNYs provide an opportunity to meet and share experiences with like-minded people. We normally pair up solo travellers, but if you would like to have your single room, we offer that. There will be a supplement cost for the single room.

This is a motorbike tour with long days of driving. So on a scale from 1 - 5, a fitness level of 3 would be ideal.

Yes we do have a support vehicle with a mechanic travel with us throughout the ride.

Australians drive on the left hand side of the road. You are required to obtain an International Driving License for being able to ride in Australia. Should the license be written in another language other than English, a certified English translation must be presented as well. Seat belts must be worn at all times. Speed zones should be adhered to as police cameras operate throughout Australia.

There are no mandatory vaccinations required for Australia.

We advise you to check with your local health clinic or doctors a few weeks before your trip for proper recommendations.

The local guides and drivers are an essential part of your tour. It is always a good gesture to reward them with gratuities if you are appreciative of their services. Hotels and restaurants do not add a service charge onto bills. Tipping is at your discretion and at more upmarket hotels it is a general rule to add 10% of the bill for good service. It is not a general custom in Australia to bargain for goods.

Please bring your biking gear for sure. We will provide you with helmets along with the bikes. April is the end of the summer so temperatures can vary. So LAYERING is a great way. If you trap air in several layers of clothing, you have a better chance of staying warm than if you wear one or two very heavy items.

Australia has the opposite seasons than the Northern Hemisphere. The summer months of December to February the weather in the north of the country is very tropical and experiences monsoon weather, whereas in the southern States, it is a very dry heat and generally sunny. Over the winter months between June to August the northern states are very dry whereas the south experiences its wettest periods with snow falling on the highest alpine regions in New South Wales and Victoria. The weather in Australia, Summer (December-February), average temperatures range between 20°C and 35°C. In winter (June-August), the average temperature range is 3°C to 20°C. Spring and autumn have warm days and cool evenings. Please check www.weather.com for a more up to date information.

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