We are now your Australian contact for Bali Moto Adventures
For many motorcyclists, the joy of riding is about far more than the road ahead. It’s about discovering new places, experiencing different cultures, sharing the journey with like-minded people and collecting memories that last long after the engine is switched off.
Indonesia offers all of this — and so much more.
Imagine riding through Bali’s lush rice terraces and volcanic highlands, following spectacular coastal roads, passing through traditional villages and discovering islands where life moves at a different pace. Continue east, and the scenery changes again, with the rugged landscapes of Lombok and Sumbawa, the dramatic coastlines of Flores and the extraordinary natural beauty of the Komodo region.
This is Indonesia experienced from the saddle — a journey of discovery, adventure and unforgettable encounters.
More Than Just a Motorcycle Tour
I’m delighted to introduce Bali Moto Adventures, specialists in motorcycle expeditions across Indonesia. With experience operating tours since 2018, the team has developed routes that showcase the country’s remarkable diversity, combining rewarding riding with opportunities to experience local culture, scenery, and island life.
Whether you’re drawn to an island-hopping adventure, spectacular coastal roads, or exploring beyond the usual tourist destinations, there is a journey to capture your imagination.
The tours are designed for small groups, with a maximum of 12 riders, creating a more personal experience. Depending on the tour and package you choose, you can enjoy the freedom of a self-guided expedition or opt for a guided departure with local expertise and extra support.
And don’t worry — this isn’t about racing from one destination to another. It’s about enjoying the ride, discovering somewhere new and making the most of every kilometre.
Your Indonesian Motorcycle Adventure Starts Here
As the Australian contact for Bali Moto Adventures, I’m looking forward to helping Australian riders discover these exciting opportunities and find the Indonesian motorcycle adventure that’s right for them.
If Indonesia has been on your riding wish list, now may be the time to make it happen. Come for the roads, stay for the culture, scenery, and experiences, and return home with stories worth sharing.
Indonesia is waiting. Let’s ride!
For tour details, itineraries and enquiries, get in touch with me or explore the available adventures at Bali Moto Adventures.
If you have any questions, please fill out the form below.
Ride The World Motorcycle Tours andFreedom Biker Tourswill once again be taking riders and pillions on an epic once-in-a-lifetime journey through Australia’s Southeast and the States of New South Wales, Victoria, and Australia’s Capital Territory, riding the world-famous Great Ocean Road, the historic interior, the Snowy Mountains, and much more…
Your 15-day Bucket-List Experience begins and ends in Sydney, New South Wales.
Reserve your spot early.
Motorcycles Included: Harley Davidsons and BMWs
Tour and Event Highlights
Transfers from Sydney International Airport.
3,384 kilometres | 2,105 miles.
Motorcycle fuel included.
Motorcycle rental as requested.
Ride The World Motorcycle Tours Crew.
Support vehicle with water, snacks, a first-aid kit, and luggage carrying.
14 nights’ accommodation.
22 Meals (14 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 6 dinners).
Ride through the heart of 2 Australian States and 1 Territory, weaving through the landscapes of New South Wales, Victoria, and the Australian Capital Territory.
Ride through the untamed beauty of 2 National Parks.
Experience Sydney Harbour on a sailing ship.
Meet face-to-face with Kangaroos and Koalas.
Enjoy an exhilarating ride across the Sea Cliff Bridge, where the road suspends over rugged coastal rocks.
Ride up Macquarie Pass, a popular road for local riders, crowned with a pie shop at its summit that offers a taste of Aussie tradition.
Witness the legendary Kiama Blow Hole’s mesmerising display of nature’s raw power.
Feel the wind in your face as you trace the coastal curves of Highway 1, the Princes Highway, in New South Wales and Victoria.
Immerse yourself in Australia’s Aviation history at HARS in Albion Park, where you will see Australian aviation up close.
Indulge in local flavours along the way, savouring the tastes of the regions we pass through.
In Eden, uncover the tale of Tom, the Killer Whale who aided local whalers in their hunts.
Discover the history of Phillip Island Raceway, home to the adrenaline-fuelled Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.
Dive into Australia’s surfing legacy near the iconic Bells Beach, made famous in the adrenaline-pumping classic “Point Break” (1991).
Soar high above the rugged 12 Apostles and the haunting Shipwreck Coast aboard a thrilling helicopter ride.
Cruise the twists and turns of the world-famous Great Ocean Road, tracing Victoria’s Shipwreck Coast with stops along the way.
In Warrnambool, explore the Shipwreck Coast’s maritime history, including the tragic tale of the Loch Ard at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village.
Ride through the picturesque Victorian countryside, where you realise the true expanse of the Australian continent.
At Sovereign Hill, trace Australia’s Goldfields history, where the golden glimmer of the past still echoes through time.
In Echuca, drift along the Murray River aboard a historic Paddle-wheeler, soaking in the timeless beauty of Australia’s historic lifeline.
Unearth Australia’s outlaw lore at Glenrowan, the final haunt of notorious bushrangers, including the most famous bushranger, Ned Kelly
Visit Australia’s quirkiest pub, The Ettamogah Pub, immortalised in its own Australian cartoon series.
At Corryong, discover the rugged tale of “The Man from Snowy River,” a legendary figure of Australian folklore, which was made into a movie.
See the ruggedness of Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales’s largest, where untamed wilderness awaits around every bend.
Look out onto the iconic sights of Australia’s National Capital, Canberra, from the breathtaking vantage point of Mt Ainslie Lookout.
In Goulburn, we will marvel at the World’s Largest Merino Ram statue, an ode to Australia’s agricultural heritage.
Feel the thrill of the Mt. Panorama scenic road at Bathurst, a public road that transforms into a racing legend.
Our journey will take us down the best backroads of Victoria and New South Wales.
Map:
An overview of the experience of your lifetime.
One of our groups at Narooma Beach, NSW
Itinerary:
Day 01: Monday, 15 November 2027 – Sydney, NSW.
Included Meals: None
Arrival Day,
Welcome to Sydney. A member of the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours team will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. It’s been a long flight, so today is a rest day.
Tomorrow, we stretch your legs as we explore Sydney.
Accommodation: Hilton Sydney or similar.
Day 02: Tuesday, 16 November 2027 – Adventures in Sydney, NSW.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
After breakfast, we will explore Sydney. You may wish to do the Sydney Bridge Climb as an optional tour; just let us know, and we will book it for you. It is an incredible way to see and experience Sydney and the harbour area.
We’ll do a walking tour to the historic ‘The Rocks’ area of Sydney and around Circular Quay to the world-famous Sydney Opera House.
During lunch, we will review the days ahead, have a safety briefing, sign waivers, etc. So, have your questions ready.
In the late afternoon, we will enjoy a Sydney Harbour Cruise with a light dinner on board a tall ship.
Accommodation: Hilton Sydney or similar.
Day 03: Wednesday, 17 November 2027 – Sydney, NSW to Wollongong, NSW.
Riding: 154 Kilometres | 96 Miles – 2 hours 40 mins riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast.
After breakfast, we transfer to pick up our motorcycles and embark on our exhilarating motorcycle tour.
After collecting our motorcycles, we ride southbound across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, then ride through the wooded Royal National Park. At its southern end, we will stop at Bald Hill Lookout to see the sweeping coastline views ahead. Then, we take a little detour as we head south to cross the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge, a marvel of engineering perched above the azure waters of the South Pacific Ocean. We will turn around and head north across the bridge to the next destination.
We soon arrive at Symbio Wildlife Park, where you can get close to Australia’s diverse wildlife.
We return to the motorcycle and ride to the top of the escarpment, stopping at Sublime Point to view the seascape and suburbs below. Then onto our overnight accommodation. Dinner can be taken at the local pub, The Figtree Hotel, also known as the ‘Figgy’. To have an Aussie dinner.
Day 04: Thursday, 18 November 2027 – Wollongong, NSW to Narooma, NSW.
Riding: 305 Kilometres | 190 Miles – 4 hours 46 minutes riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast.
Kickstands up at 8:30 am. We start the day in the Illawarra and head for the hills.
First stop: the HARS Aviation Museum at Albion Park Rail.
After looking around the old aircraft, we ride up Macquarie Pass, a very popular motorcycling road among local riders and ‘those in the know’. At the top of the pass, we will stop at the Big Potato, then ride to the renowned Robertson Pie Shop for a savoury or sweet pit stop, where hearty delights (pies of all types, meat or fruit) await; you will need to recharge after Macquarie Pass. The coffee is a bonus.
With full bellies, we descend to the small town of Jamberoo and head for the coast along the narrow scenic road to Kiama.
At Kiama, we visit the iconic Kiama Blow Hole, which showcases nature’s power in a mesmerising spectacle when conditions are right.
As we head south from Kiama, we will ride through the ‘Kiama Bends’. The road runs between the sea and the cliffs, so you will need to stay focused on your riding. Then it’s freeway time, followed by a rural highway to our accommodation for the night.
Day 05: Friday, 19 November 2027 – Narooma, NSW to Orbost, Vic.
Riding: 317 Kilometres | 197 Miles – 4 hours riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Kickstands up at 7:30 am. We ride to the local beach for breakfast. After breakfast, we depart Narooma for more of New South Wales coastal riding.
We ride along the rural highway to the Bega lookout, then on to the Bega Cheese factory and museum. The milkshakes and ice cream are a definite treat,
Our next stop is the coastal town of Eden, where we explore the local maritime history at the Killer Whale Museum. Here, we are taken back to the whaling days with a fascinating story about a Killer Whale called Tom.
From Eden, we soon leave New South Wales, cross into Victoria, and head to tonight’s overnight stop at Orbost.
Day 06: Saturday, 20 November 2027 – Orbost, Vic to Phillip Island, Vic.
Riding: 367 Kilometres | 228 Miles – 5 hours riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast.
Kickstands up at 8:00 am. We have a good day’s ride ahead. After a continental breakfast in our rooms, we ride west, then south, head for the Victorian coast, and then west again.
When we reach Phillip Island, our next stop is the Grand Prix Circuit Visitor Centre, offering an insight into the excitement and history of car and motorcycle racing.
Tonight we witness the Penguin Parade, where we watch the ‘Little Penguins’ return to their nests after a day out to sea fishing.
Tonight’s overnight stop is in Cowes. Nestled on Phillip Island, Cowes is a relaxing bayside town.
Day 07: Sunday, 21 November 2027 – Phillip Island, Vic to Apollo Bay, Vic.
Riding: 290 Kilometres / 189 Miles (includes one ferry crossing) – 5 hours 36 minutes riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Kickstands up at 7:30 am. After breakfast, we leave Cowes and ride to Sorrento Pier, where the ferry crossing makes this trip not just a ROAD trip. We enjoy a 40-minute voyage across Port Phillip Bay to Queenscliff.
After reaching Queenscliff, we hit the road and head for Torquay for lunch. We visit the Australian National Surfing Museum, a tribute to the nation’s surfing culture.
We stop at Winki Pop to check out Bells Beach, renowned among surfers worldwide and made even more famous as the location of the final scene of the original Point Break movie.
We are on the Great Ocean Road, stopping and stretching at the Memorial Arch at Eastern View. Here, we will learn the backstory of the Great Ocean Road. Next is the most scenic part of the Great Ocean Road, as we savour this stretch to our overnight stop in the coastal town of Apollo Bay, with its stunning ocean views.
Day 08: Monday, 22 November 2027 – Apollo Bay, Vic to Warrnambool, Vic.
Riding: 179 Kilometres | 111 Miles – 2 hours 46 minutes plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner.
Kickstands up at 8:00 am. Today, we ride more of the Great Ocean Road, starting in the coastal haven of Apollo Bay. This section of the road gives us a change of scenery as we ride through forests to some of Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders. The 12 Apostles stand tall, their limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean in a breathtaking sight that captures the imagination.
Next, we see the 12 Apostles from above, flying over them for 25 minutes by helicopter. Loch Ard Gorge holds the tragic story behind the gorge’s name, which we will discover tonight. Spoiler alert: there are not 12 limestone stacks. See how many you see when flying above,
As the ride continues, Port Campbell is our lunch stop. After lunch, we continue on the Great Ocean Road to view the dramatic formations of London Bridge and the Bay of Martyrs. Each twist and turn reveals a new aspect of this rugged coastal landscape.
Warrnambool is our final stop for today, and we will visit the historic Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village. The evening show brings the past to life through captivating tales as we walk through the reconstructed village. A visual journey through Australia’s history explains how dangerous ship voyages along this coastline were, including those of the Loch Ard.
Day 09: Tuesday, 23 November 2027 – Warrnambool, Vic to Echuca, Vic.
Riding: 396 Kilometres / 246 Miles – 4 hours 50 minutes plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner.
Kickstands up at 8:00 am. Today, we cruise north and leave the coast behind. Our journey takes us to Sovereign Hill, an immersive living history museum that transports us back to the Australian gold rush era. Wander along the charming streets, interact with costumed characters, and witness traditional crafts and trade demonstrations.
From Sovereign Hill, we adventure through the heart of the State of Victoria as we ride to the Town of Echuca, where we rest for the night. This iconic town along the Murray River invites you to step back in time with its well-preserved paddle steamers and historic river port. We will spend part of tomorrow exploring Echuca and the surrounding area.
Day 10: Wednesday, 24 November 2027 – A Day in Echuca, Vic and the Local Area.
Riding: No Riding today.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Lunch.
Our bikes are parked for the day today so we can explore the delights of Echuca, a journey into the charm of a bygone era blended seamlessly with the vibrancy of a modern riverside town. As we explore Echuca, we’ll immerse ourselves in a delightful tapestry of history, culture, and scenic beauty. We’ll stroll along the historic port area, where beautifully preserved paddle-steamers and modern houseboats line the banks of the Murray River. These majestic vessels, a testament to Echuca’s pivotal role in the river trade during the 19th century, offer a glimpse into the region’s rich maritime heritage. Indulge your senses at the local markets, where fresh produce, handmade crafts, and regional specialities showcase the best of Echuca’s offerings. The town’s charming streets, lined with historic architecture and unique boutiques, invite leisurely walks, letting you soak up the laid-back atmosphere.
A visit to Echuca wouldn’t be complete without a relaxing cruise along the Murray River on one of the iconic paddle-steamers. We drift along the river, taking in the serene surroundings and enjoying the gentle rhythm of the river with the sounds of the steam engine. Echuca is a quiet town at night, with the soft glow of streetlights reflecting on its historic facades to create a warm, welcoming ambience.
Day 11: Thursday, 25 November 2027 – Echuca, Vic to Albury, NSW.
Riding: 295 Kilometres / 183 Miles – 3 hours 37 minutes riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast.
Kickstands up at 8:30 am. After a day experiencing life in the historic riverport town of Echuca, we explore another part of Australian history as we ride to Glenrowan to learn about the legendary bushranger Ned Kelly and the captivating tales of this iconic Australian outlaw. The region’s historical resonance sets the stage for a ride that seamlessly blends history and adventure.
The road to Glenrowan offers views of the Australian countryside, inviting you to experience the freedom of the open road.
After soaking up the history, we head to the imaginary Ettamogah Pub, a uniquely Australian establishment known for its whimsical architecture and laid-back atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for a refreshing break.
We head to Albury for the night. This border town connects New South Wales and Victoria, blending modern amenities with historical charm.
Accommodation: Mercure Hotel Albury.
Day 12: Friday, 26 November 2027 – Albury, NSW to Jindabyne, NSW.
Riding: 268 Kilometres / 167 Miles – 3 hours 46 minutes riding post stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner.
Kickstands up at 8:00. After breakfast, we ride to the Australian Snowy Mountains. Our first stop is visiting the Man from Snowy River Museum in Corryong, where the legends of the iconic Australian poem come to life. You may have even seen the movie. ‘The Man from Snowy River’.
We continue into the mountains through the picturesque landscapes to Khancoban. We will have a stop n’ stretch here.
Afterwards, we’ll stop at the Murray 1 Power Station Lookout, part of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme. Unfortunately, we cannot visit, but from our vantage point you will get an idea of what this project does.
We have entered the Kosciuszko National Park, stopping at Scammells Ridge Lookout to see the beauty of the Snowy Mountains, a scenic spectacle that opens before us. We are in the mountains, so the ride will be narrow and twisty.
When we reach the other side of the Kosciuszko National Park, we will be staying in Jindabyne,
Day 13: Saturday, 27 November 2027 – Jindabyne, NSW to Goulburn, NSW.
Riding: 273 Kilometres / 170 Miles – 3 hours 18 minutes riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast.
Kickstands up at 8:00 am. This morning, we leave the alpine region and ride towards the Nation’s Capital, Canberra, ACT. Our first stop is the Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre in Cooma, where we will learn more about the Snowy Mountains Scheme, Australia’s largest hydroelectric scheme. We continue to Australia’s National Capital to visit Canberra Harley Davidson, then on to Mount Ainslie Lookout. This lookout offers panoramic views of Australia’s capital city as it unfolds before us, perfectly blending well-planned urban and natural beauty.
Leaving the capital behind, we have a stop to visit an iconic Australian landmark that is a testament to the country’s wool industry: The Big Merino. A unique photo opportunity awaits as you capture the spirit of this colossal sheep.
From the Big Merino, it is a very short trip to our accommodation here in Goulburn.
Accommodation: Mercure Goulburn or similar.
Day 14: Sunday, 28 November 2027 – Goulburn, NSW to Bathurst, NSW.
Riding:349 Kilometres / 217 Miles – 4 hours 45 minutes riding plus stops
Included Meals: Breakfast.
Kickstands up at 7:30 am. We leave Goulburn, ride to Bathurst, and stop at our accommodation. From there, you can optionally continue to the historic gold-rush town of Hill End. Along the way, we traverse winding roads, and the echoes of the past become palpable, adding a touch of nostalgia to our ride.
On our return leg, we ride to Sofala, a charming village frozen in time. Quaint streets and historic buildings characterise this gold rush gem, offering a delightful glimpse into Australia’s history. The museum is best described as ‘interesting’.
As we return to our overnight stop in Bathurst, the road rolls out like a ribbon, inviting you to relish the joy of open country roads.
Day 15: Monday, 29 November 2027 – Bathurst, NSW to Sydney, NSW.
Riding: 194 Kilometres / 121 Miles – 3 hours 30 mins riding plus stops.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner.
Before leaving Bathurst, the city of motorsports, today’s ride starts with a ride around the Mt Panorama Road. Built in the thirties as a scenic route, it wasn’t intended to become a part-time racetrack.
A stop in Katoomba to visit the 3 Sisters adds the perfect touch to our last day on the road. With amazing views across the valley.
Upon arriving in Sydney, we return the motorcycles to the rental depots.
From here, we’ll head to our last night’s accommodation and our Farewell Dinner.
Tonight will be the time to relive our days on the road and reminisce about our experiences together.
Depart for Home or wherever your next adventure takes you…
You’re on your own today, but the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours crew will hang around to help and say goodbye.
Thank you for riding with: Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours
Ride For Real and Find Your Freedom
What’s Included:
Motorcycle Rental of a Harley Davidson or BMW if the tour is taken with Motorcycles included
14 Nights’ Accommodation.
22 Meals.
Taxes for Included Meals.
Motorcycle Fuel.
Park Fees and Taxes.
Attraction Fees and Taxes
Excursion Fees and Taxes.
Guides.
And all other Taxes…
Support Vehicle with First Aid Kit, Water, Soft Drinks and Snacks.
Not Included:
Airfares.
Travel Insurance.
Anything not mentioned above…
Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. Your tour remains paramount; we will ensure it meets your highest expectations.
Tour Dates:
Tour
Date from
Date to
Booking deadline
Ride Australia’s Southeast
15-Nov-27
30-Dec-27
14-Jul-27
Riding Season – Spring Summer 23 °C (74 °F) during the day to 13 °C (56 °F) at night
Prices (AUD) Australian dollars per person for tour including Motorcycles:
Number of People
Motorcycle/s
Room
From in AUD per person (PP)
1
1 Rental Motorcycle
1 Single
AUD 17,945.00
2
2 Rental Motorcycles
1 Twin / Double
AUD 15,320.00
2
1 Rental Motorcycle
1 Twin / Double
AUD 12,540.00
Prices are based on a minimum of 10 people.
Please note that we can only provide standard motorcycles, not trikes or similar.
Prices (AUD) Australian dollars per person for tour not including Motorcycles:
Number of People
Own motorcycle/s
Room
From in AUD per person (PP)
1
1 motorcycle
1 Single
AUD 14,120.00
2
2 motorcycles
1 Twin / Double
AUD 11,490.00
2
1 motorcycle
1 Twin / Double
AUD 10,630.00
Prices are based on a minimum of 10 people.
Currency Converter (use this useful tool to convert currency values quickly)
How to make this happen.
For Canadians and Americans, refer further down.
Step #1: To start booking your tour with Ride The World Motorcycle Tours, complete the form at the bottom of the page. We will get back to you as soon as possible with all the details.
Step #2: Once we have contacted you, we can start booking. The motorcycle rental contract, though booked through Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours, is exclusively between the Tour Participant (renter) and the motorcycle rental company. Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours assume no liability.
The Motorcycle rental includes a choice of a Harley-Davidson touring model or a BMW GS Model, so book early to ensure your preferred model, as all are subject to availability at the time of reservation.
Harley-Davidson motorcycles come with a windscreen or Fairing, Rider Floorboards and Passenger Floorboards or Pegs, Saddlebags, and a Passenger Backrest.
BMW Motorcycles come with a windscreen or Fairing, Rider and Passenger Foot Pegs, panniers, and a passenger backrest if the renter adds the optional top box.
Some Ancillary options and Accessories are available for the Motorcycle model and are subject to availability.
Damage Deposit | Security Bond
A per-bike damage deposit of AUD $2,500 is required at pick-up for each rental. The amount depends on the motorcycle model you are renting. The rental company will take this deposit as a pre-authorisation on the tour participant’s credit card. This is not a charge, merely a pre-authorisation. When you return the bike undamaged, they will release the pre-authorisation.
The Terms and Conditions for motorcycle rental with BikeRoundOz supersede those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours.
Included with each bike rental is Roadside Assistance | Insurance | Unlimited Mileage
The Terms and Conditions of the Motorcycle rental supersede those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours. For complete details of the Terms and Conditions of the Motorcycle rental, please request
Roadside Assistance
Insurance
Unlimited Mileage
Step #3: Make arrangements to get yourself and travelling companions to Sydney, Australia. Freedom Biker Tours works with the Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association and their Travel Agency Division, ‘CMTA Travel Services’. If you need a Travel Agent for your airfare or anything else, let us know. Please note that you MUST have travel insurance; in some countries of issue, it must specify that you are riding a motorcycle on a tour.
Transfers from Sydney Airport to your hotels are included. Upon arrival, you will be met by one of the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours crew,
For Canadians and Americans.
Step #1: Contact Freedom Biker Tours with any questions. Book your Ride with Freedom Biker Tours. They will contact you after you submit the form, and we will collect the deposit(s) then.
Step #2: Confirm the motorcycle you will be riding on the tour. Harley Davidson or BMW. Both are subject to availability. The rental contract is between the Tour Participant (renter) and the rental company only. Freedom Biker Tours and our associate Ride The World Motorcycle Tours assume no liability.
The Motorcycle rental includes a choice of a Harley-Davidson touring model or a BMW GS Model, so book early to ensure your preferred model is available at the time of reservation.
Harley-Davidson motorcycles come with a windscreen or Fairing, Rider Floorboards and Passenger Floorboards or Pegs, Saddlebags, and a Passenger Backrest.
BMW Motorcycles come with a windscreen or Fairing, Rider and Passenger Foot Pegs, panniers, and a passenger backrest if the renter adds the optional top box.
Some Ancillary options and Accessories are available for the Motorcycle model and are subject to availability.
Step #3: Make arrangements to get your butt to Sydney, Australia. Transfers to/from Sydney Airport, and to and from the first and last night hotels, are included. Upon arrival, connect with the Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours Crew, and Find Your Freedom…
Terms and Conditions Specific to Ride Australia’s Southeast
Pricing is in Australian Dollars (AUD$)
We accept payments in other currencies at the exchange rate on the day/date of payment.
We will send payment details with your booking confirmation.
The deposits below are required within 7 days of your booking being confirmed.
One Person | One Bike | One Room | AUD $2,000.00 per person $1,000.00 per person – non-refundable $1000.00 per person – refundable up to 15 September 2026
Two Persons | One Bike | One Room | AUD $4,000.00 per couple. $2,000.00 per Couple – non-refundable $2,000.00 per Couple – refundable up to 15 September 2026
Two Persons | Two Bikes | One Room | AUD $2,000.00 per person. $1,000.00 per person – non-refundable $1,000.00 per person – refundable up to 15 September 2026
The motorcycle rental company requires a portion of the non-refundable deposit.
Travel Insurance is required to participate in this Tour program, and in some countries, the policy must specify in the policy that the Tour Participant named in the policy is participating in a Motorcycle Tour. Please check with your insurance company.
The Terms and Conditions for the motorcycle component are in addition to those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours | Click the links below for standard T&Cs
The Terms and Conditions for the motorcycle component from BikeRoundOZ or Rent N Ride are in addition to those of Ride The World Motorcycle Tours and Freedom Biker Tours| Click the link below for standard T&Cs
Airfare to/from Australia is NOT included in the Tour program pricing.
It is the responsibility of the Tour participant to organise their own air travel arrangements.
Waivers and Releases MUST be signed upon arrival in Australia, or the participant will not be permitted to participate in the Tour.
Special notes
A Valid Motorcycle Rider’s License acceptable in Australia is required to participate in this Tour.
You must have a full motorcycle licence with at least 3 years of experience riding a cruiser-style or adventure-style motorcycle. This tour includes roads with twists and turns, with some days of over 350 kilometres / 220 miles of riding, plus stops, and suits riders with intermediate or above riding skills.
Please note that none of the roads is unpaved.
Ensure your helmet is approved for use in Australia. To ride legally on an Australian public road, your helmet must carry a permanent compliance label or sticker proving that it adheres to one of three standards: AS/NZS 1698:2006, ECE 22.06 and ECE 22.05. The motorcycle rental company can provide helmets at an additional cost.
A passion for riding, fun, and adventure is required to participate in this Tour.
The above information is for guidance only, as details may change. If you have any questions, please contact Ride The World Motorcycle Tours using the form below.
India doesn’t ease you into the ride—it draws you in all at once.
From the moment the wheels start turning, you’re part of something alive. The colours, the movement, the sound of the streets… it all surrounds you, yet somehow, on the bike, it makes sense. You find your rhythm, and what first feels unfamiliar becomes part of the experience you came for.
The road unfolds in ways you don’t expect. One day you’re riding through vibrant towns filled with history and energy, the next you’re out on open stretches where the landscape shifts from desert tones to lush countryside. There are moments of intensity, balanced by quiet stops where a simple cup of tea turns into a conversation you won’t forget.
India isn’t about distance—it’s about depth. Every kilometre offers something different, something real. It challenges you just enough to keep you engaged, while rewarding you with experiences that stay with you long after the journey ends.
For riders who’ve seen a lot of the world, this is something else entirely. Whether you’re travelling with a close group of friends or sharing the experience with like-minded riders, India brings people together in a way few places can.
At Ride The World Motorcycle Tours, we shape these journeys with care. Experienced guides who understand both the roads and the culture, a pace that allows you to take it all in, and the reassurance that everything is handled—so you can focus on the ride.
Because riding in India isn’t just another tour.
It’s a story you become part of.
Click on the rides below to discover about our tours.
Trans Himalayan, Leh – Nubra – Pangong – Hanle – Umling La – Leh
.Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Leh – Leh Altitude: 3,500 m Touch down in Leh, where adventure awaits at 11,500 ft! Our team will be at the airport, ready to take you to your hotel(For group arrivals). After check-in, take a day to acclimatise—hydrate with 3.5 litres of water, and keep movement to a minimum as you rest up. Come evening, we’ll gather for a briefing, followed by a hearty dinner. Tonight, stay in Leh City as you gear up for the journey. Precautions: Avoid alcohol and smoking today, no exploration, stay in and relax. Report any signs of AMS (Nausea, headache, vomiting) to the team. • Accommodation: Tourist Class Hotel • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Dinner • Transfer: Leh Airport to Hotel
Day 2: Leh Local -Leh Altitude: 3,500 m The sun rises over Leh, casting golden light on the peaks as you ease into the day’s ride. Your motorcycle waits to take you through Leh’s gems without overexertion before the long journeys ahead. First is the Indus–Zanskar Confluence, where emerald and brown waters merge in a slow, majestic swirl framed by cliffs. Next, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib offers warmth and peace in the crisp mountain air. Then comes Magnetic Hill, where your motorcycle seems to roll uphill on its own — a moment that feels equal parts science and magic.
By late afternoon, you’re back in Leh, free to explore the market and visit Shanti Stupa before tomorrow’s ride to Khardung La, gateway to Nubra Valley. • Accommodation: Tourist Class Hotel • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 100 km • Travel Time: 4-5 hours
Day 3: Leh – Khardung La to Nubra – Leh Altitude: 3,500 m Nubra Altitude: 3,160 m The morning hum in Leh feels different — not just the town waking, but your motorcycles purring, ready for the climb to Khardung La, the world’s second-highest motorable road. The tarmac winds upward in a slow, thrilling dance between rider and mountain until, at 5,359m (17,582 ft), you stand amid snapping prayer flags and icy winds, feeling the triumph of reaching this legendary pass. The descent reveals a new world as barren slopes give way to Nubra Valley’s greenery and sweeping dunes, with a stop at Diskit Monastery and its towering Maitreya Buddha watching over the land. By evening in Hunder, you spot the rare double-humped Bactrian camels before settling in for the night, thoughts already on tomorrow’s ride to Pangong Lake. • Accommodation: Tourist Class Hotel, Tent/Cottage • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 130 km • Travel Time: 4-5 hours
Day 4: Nubra to Shyok and Pangong Lake – Nubra Altitude: 3,160M Pangong Altitude: 4,225 m Morning in Nubra Valley begins with a sharp chill and golden sunlight spilling over the dunes. After breakfast, the Royal Enfield roars to life, carrying you along the legendary Shyok River — the “River of Death.” The road is a thrilling mix of narrow cliffs, water crossings, loose gravel, and the roar of the river beside you. From jagged peaks to sandy plains and shimmering banks, Ladakh’s raw beauty unfolds at every turn. After Agham village, the challenge peaks before the turquoise expanse of Pangong Lake appears, glowing against its stark desert backdrop. Evening by the lakeshore is pure magic — the sky painted in gold, the air crisp, and countless stars stretching above in silent brilliance. • Accommodation: Tourist Class Hotel / Cottage • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 170 km • Travel Time: 6-7 hours
Day 5: Pangong Tso to Rezang La and Hanle – Pangong Altitude: 4,225 M Hanle Altitude: 4,500 m Morning at Pangong Lake is still and timeless, with gentle waves lapping the shore and the rising sun turning the water into a sky-blue mirror. After breakfast, you ride toward Rezang La, where the thin air and harsh landscape frame the solemn Rezang La War Memorial, honouring the bravery of Indian soldiers in the 1962 Indo-China war. Standing there, the stories etched in stone echo the resilience every rider feels on Ladakh’s roads. The route to Hanle unfolds like a journey to the edge of the world- tarmac fading into dirt tracks, the horizon stretching endlessly until the remote village finally comes into view. By evening, Hanle greets you with profound silence, and under the night sky, the Milky Way glows in breathtaking clarity. • Accommodation: Homestay/Cottage/Hotel • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 180 km • Travel Time: 5-6 hours
Day 6: Hanle to Umling La and Hanle – Umlinga La Altitude: 5,799 m Hanle Altitude: 4,300 m Morning in Hanle begins in profound silence, the air sharp and biting through your gloves. Today’s goal is Umling La — the world’s highest motorable pass at 5,798m (19,024 ft). The ride cuts through a vast high-altitude desert, where the road blends into the sky and the mountains rise like frozen waves. Breathing grows harder as you climb, each twist of the throttle pushing both rider and machine into the thin air. The final ascent is narrow and windswept until the bright yellow signboard appears, surrounded by fluttering prayer flags — you’ve reached the top of the world, higher than Everest Base Camp. The return to Hanle is calmer, the same landscape now carrying the weight of your achievement, ending with another night under Hanle’s impossibly starry sky. • Accommodation: Homestay / Cottage / Hotel • Room Type: Shared • Meals: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 150 km • Travel Time: 5-6 hours
Day 7: Hanle to Chumthang and Leh -Hanle Alt. – 4300 m Leh Alt. – 3500 m Today’s ride from Hanle marks the slow turn homeward, but the magic isn’t over. The vast emptiness gives way to scattered hamlets, golden barley fields, and winding tarmac along the Indus River. Midway, Chumathang’s natural hot springs send steam curling into the cold air — the perfect pause before the road smooths out. Towering peaks line the way, each bend stirring memories of high passes, roaring rivers, and valleys you’ve conquered. By evening, Leh’s whitewashed stupas and lively bazaars welcome you back, and over a final dinner, you trade stories with fellow riders — a fitting end to Ladakh’s wild roads. • Accommodation: Tourist Class Hotel • Room Type: Shared • Meal: Breakfast and Dinner • Distance: 250 km • Travel time: 5-6 hrs
Day 8: Departure from Leh – Leh Altitude: 3,500 m The journey concludes, but the memories and friendships will carry on. Our team will ensure a smooth airport transfer in line with your flight timings. Until we ride again—here’s to the next adventure • Included Meals: Breakfast • Included Transfer: Group drop off at the airport
Tour Dates – Fixed Departure Dates 2026
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sept
Oct
25 Apr-2 May
2-9 May
6-13 Jun
5-12 Jul
10-17 Aug
3-10 Sep
3-10 Oct
9-16 May
11-18 Jun
11-18 Jul
14-21 Aug
12-19 Sep
23-30 May
13-20 Jun
17-24 Jul
22-29 Aug
15-22 Sep
30 May-6 Jun
27 Jun-4 Jul
25 July-1 Aug
29 Aug-5 Sep
26 Sep-3 Oct
29 Jul-5 Aug
Prices and Cost Details: Cost Validity: April 2026 – October 2026 Currency: All prices in AUD (Australian Dollars) Tour Duration: 08 Days / 07 Nights
Particulars
Cost Per Person
Solo Rider
AUD 2,240 on twin sharing basis
Pillion Rider
AUD 2,075 on a twin-sharing basis
Seat in the SUV
AUD 2,075 on a twin-sharing basis
Single Room Supplement
AUD 435 per single room
Upgrade to Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 cc Motorcycle
AUD 420
Delhi-Leh-Delhi flight
AUD 537 per person
Tour Inclusions • Royal Enfield Himalayan (411cc) motorcycle with fuel • Backup SUV for luggage and essential supplies • Pick up & drop off at Leh airport • Quality accommodation on double sharing basis (one large bed for two guests) • Half Board meal plan (Daily Breakfast & Dinner) whilst on tour. • Experienced Tour Guide riding a motorcycle • Professional Mechanic with basic tools and essential spares • Experienced Spare rider for emergencies • First Aid Medical Kit with oxygen cylinder • One bonfire evening during the tour • All Inner line permits for restricted areas • All tolls, Parking and GST.
Tour Exclusions • International / Domestic Flights • Lunches and Beverages (tea, coffee, soft drinks, etc.) • Travel, medical, or evacuation insurance • Monument entry fees, souvenirs, and personal expenses • Motorcycle riding gear, including helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, etc • Motorcycle Damage Charges (all motorcycles come with third-party insurance) • The cost of transferring/towing the motorbike in case it is dropped on the way • Any additional costs arising from itinerary extensions • Any costs due to natural calamities, political unrest, strikes, road closures, mechanical failures, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control • Any services not explicitly mentioned under “Tour Inclusions”
Tipping • Tipping for the support crew is optional • Suggested range: AUD 100 – AUD 150 per guest, depending on service quality and satisfaction
Security Deposit • Refundable security deposit of AUD 280 per motorcycle • The deposit will be refunded at the end of the tour, subject to: • No vehicle damage • No spare parts replacement required
Important Notes- Quotation and Prices • All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD) and are based on the minimum group size for the fixed departure. • Hotels considered are carefully selected tourist class, and in some destinations, are the best available. • The price is calculated based on current exchange rates and operating costs. In the event of significant fluctuations (beyond ±5%) before full payment, we reserve the right to revise the quote accordingly • The cost is based on currently applicable taxes and tariffs. Any increase in government taxes, fuel surcharges, or service fees will be passed on to the client • The itinerary sequence may be adjusted slightly due to operational, weather, or local conditions, without affecting the overall content of the tour
Flights • Domestic flight prices fluctuate significantly based on availability and booking time. • All flight prices above are indicative only and will be confirmed at the time of actual booking and accordingly billed
Insurance • The traveller is responsible for obtaining the appropriate travel insurance • The insurance policy must include • Adventure sports coverage • Motorcycle riding covers for bikes above 250 cc
Driving License • Riders must carry a valid International Driving Permit • This must be obtained from your relevant local authority before travel
Arrival & Departure Instructions (Leh) • Hotel Check-in time: 11:30 AM. • Early arrivals may wait in the hotel reception area. • Hotel Check-out time: 10:00 AM • Guests are requested to plan their departure accordingly
Things To Keep In Mind Before The Tour This is an adventure motorcycle expedition, and flexibility is essential. Delays, discomfort, and itinerary changes may occur due to weather, road conditions, or operational challenges You must be mentally and physically prepared for: High altitude Extreme cold Unpredictable weather Physically demanding riding conditions Several factors are beyond our control, including: Road conditions Weather Political or natural events In such cases, the tour leader reserves the right to modify the itinerary to ensure group safety and operational feasibility. We strongly recommend keeping buffer days after the tour to accommodate any delays or changes.
