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Australian Cycling Holidays 2027
Australia's rail trails and coastal routes keep expanding every year, and 2027 brings a strong line-up of self-guided and supported departures across the country. Whether you're chasing a flat rail trail with a cellar door every afternoon, a multi-day coastal run, or a genuine leg-burner with an e-bike upgrade on standby, here's where to start planning your 2027 ride with Australian Cycle Tours.
Fan-favourite rides to book for 2027
These are the trips our team fields the most calls about, and the two in bold are the ones we'd point a first-time self-guided cyclist toward. Every trip below runs point-to-point or as a loop, with your bike, luggage transfers and route notes sorted before you arrive.
Ride, eat, repeat: cycling trips for food and wine lovers in 2027
A day in the saddle earns you the right to a proper feed at the other end. Each of these routes runs through wine country, farm-gate produce, or country pubs worth detouring for, and the cellar-door stops are built into the itinerary, not an afterthought.
Trips that will test your legs in 2027
Not every holiday needs to be restful. These four routes climb, cover real distance, or both, and every one of them can be upgraded to an e-bike if you'd rather save your legs for the descents.
Cycling with a side of luxury in 2027
A bike holiday is still a holiday. These four trips pair the riding with boutique stays, unhurried daily distances and a few indulgent extras, think cellar-door tastings and a proper hotel bed waiting at the end of the day.
Coast-hugging rides for 2027
There's a particular kind of good mood that comes from cycling with the ocean in view all day, knowing a swim is never far away. These South Coast and Northern Rivers routes add cellar doors, whale-watching lookouts and some of the whitest sand in the country to that equation.
>> Ready to lock in a multi-day bike tour for 2027? Call Linda, Erin and the team on 1300 113 966.
Have you got a 2027 cycling trip on the cards? Tell us where in the comments below.