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AUSTRALIA |
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Tours
Best Of
South-East Australia and Tasmania |
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Itinerary:
Melbourne
- Port Campbell - Portland - Ballarat - Echuca -
Albury - Canberra - Sydney
- Bateman's Bay - Lakes Entrance -
Devonport - Strahan - Hobart - Bicheno - Melbourne
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Welcome to Melbourne - the Sunshine City. Be our guest at
the traditional Welcome-Dinner – in style, at the Hard
Rock Cafe. Let's get to know each other. Your tour guide will be
happy to answer any questions regarding your upcoming Australian adventure.
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Wednesday, Day 2 |
Melbourne
- Port Campbell |
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Right after breakfast and the day’s briefing, we pick up our rental
motorcycles. Last safety tips (keep left!) and we head for
Torquay, the gateway to the Great Ocean Road.
This legendary coast road was built by home-coming soldiers in memory of
their companions.

More highlights on the road this first day are
Bells Beach, the red and white lighthouse, Airey’s Inlet
and of course the Twelve Apostles.
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Thursday, Day
3 |
Port Campbell
- Portland |
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The whole day is devoted to the Great Ocean Road. First stop
will be Warnabool, and at Logan Beach, whale
watching. |
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Friday, Day 4 |
Portland -
Ballarat |
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Leaving the coast road, we are cruise inland and pass through an endless
variety of landscapes. Early afternoon we reach Ballarat and
spend the rest of the day at Sovereign Hill, a suburb where
time stands still.

The old gold mining town invites you to prospect for
gold and in different houses you will learn more about life in "the good
old days" in the Australian "Wild West". |
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Saturday, Day
5 |
Ballarat - Echuca |
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Beautiful landscapes, endless avenues and the breadth of the country show
just how big a continent Australia is. Our goal today is Echuca
and for a special reason. |
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Sunday, Day 6 |
Echuca - Albury |
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Before riding again, we board the paddle steamer Mary Lou
for an unforgettable boat tour on the Murray, Australia’s
longest river.

We continue our trip on the Murray Valley Highway
with a photo stop at Lake Mulwala and visit the famous
Routherglen wine region. For dinner we spend the evening at the
Commercial Club with a "Gambling Licence". |
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Monday, Day 7 |
Albury - Canberra |
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Although everybody knows about Sydney and Melbourne, the capital of
Australia is actually Canberra. Today’s highlight is a visit
to the Australian parliament buildings and the new
government house. |
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Tuesday, Day 8 |
Canberra - Sydney |
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We are leave the interior country by freeway and head for the Pacific, to
Sydney. In the evening we undertake a harbour cruise with
dinner on board the Captain Cook. |
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A free day for everyone. Of course we will be happy to assist you in
selecting and booking your Sydney highlights. Our tip: the Opera
House Tour in the morning. Here you will get a good look behind
the scenes of the Sydney Opera House, one of the three best opera houses
in the world. |
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Thursday, Day
10 |
Sydney - Bateman's Bay |
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From Sydney we head south, alternating coast roads and the Princess
Highway 1.

A must in the loneliness of the Benderah State
Forest is the Bewong Road House, a popular truck
stop. |
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Friday, Day 11 |
Bateman's Bay
- Lakes Entrance |
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Passing the yacht harbour in Bateman’s Bay, our coastal road
leads us to the Muruya River and Princess Highway 1
to Tathra. At Costa’s Seafood Restaurant we
learn more about seafood specialities. |
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Saturday, Day
12 |
Lakes Entrance - Devonport |
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Princess Highway 1 becomes more and more the Princess
Freeway and so we have a fast run into Melbourne. For
souvenir-hunters we visit the HARLEY-DAVIDSON representative. And, an
absolute must, from the top of the Melbourne Observation Deck
you will have a 360 degree view over the city, before we start our
overnight crossing on the Spirit of Tasmania over the rough
seas of Bass Strait from Melbourne to Devonport in Tasmania. |
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Sunday, Day 13 |
Devonport - Strahan |
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By sun up, the 7th state of Australia, Tasmania, is in view. A
beautiful sight for those up early, and we land at the small harbour of
Devonport. Riding along the coastal Bass Highway and
exploring the Tasman rain forest, we arrive in Strahan.
At the visitor’s center you‘ll find an exhibition about the biggest
environmental protests in Australia. Or you can take a ride on the
rain forest train or a Gordon River Cruise visiting
the Wild Rivers National Park. There are many activities in
Strahan - something for everyone! |
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Monday, Day 14 |
Strahan
- Hobart |
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The day begins with impressive photographic opportunities for motorcycle
enthusiasts and nature lovers. Passing glassy clear lakes with beautifully
coloured mirror images, we reach Glen Clyde House for lunch.

Besides an excellent cuisine, you will find beautiful
Tasmanian art and handcraft. In the afternoon we arrive in
Hobart, the second oldest city in Australia and the capital
of Tasmania. Our hotel is located in the centre, and the rest of the day
is free time for everyone. |
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Today we relax on an excursion to Tahune Forest and its
Air Walk through the pure air and the wonders of nature of this
Tasmanian park. From the Air Walk there is a beautiful view
in all directions. |
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Wednesday, Day
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Hobart - Bicheno |
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An real highlight of Tasmania is the former penal colony, Port
Arthur, so we take a guided tour and a cruise to the prison
islands. Along the Tasman Highway we stay overnight at
Bicheno. |
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Thursday, Day
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Bicheno - Devonport |
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Our last day on the road. From Bicheno, after a stop at the
HARLEY-DAVIDSON dealer in Launceston, we return to Devonport
along the Bass Highway. We re-cross Bass Strait
from Devonport to Melbourne by overnight ferry, the Spirit of
Tasmania. |
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Arriving in Melbourne in the morning, we drop off the motorcycles and
check into our hotel. Melbourne, with its Crown World of
Entertainment, including shopping centers, casinos and a lot more
attractions, is waiting. The highlight of the evening will be our
traditional Farewell-Dinner and a Melbourne sightseeing tour
on the Colonial Tram Car.

Finally we all reminisce on our tour together. Let’s
meet again on one of our next adventures in New Zealand, USA or Europe.
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