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Drift Adventures
Things To Do Kilcunda, Bass Coast, Victoria
Adventure and Outdoors Tours
Drfit Adventures provides a variety of guided mountain e-bike tours and rentals, providing unique experiences of the beautiful coastal area of the Bass Coast between San Remo and Inverloch.
Tours are available to be booked individually Friday, Saturday, Sunday and most Public Holidays in either a morning or afternoon tour. All Tours are capped at 9 participants. All the Tours are for a duration of 2 hours and between 15 – 20kms.
Fully tailored Tours are available for Group bookings of 5-9 participants by contacting by email or phone. Mountain e-bike and cruiser bike rentals are also available to discover the Bass Coast Trail and other areas at your own pace. Full day or half-day options are available, for further details or to book visit the website.
Services
From $75 to $125
The Kilcunda Challenge and Cruise Tours commence at the Kilcunda carpark overlooking the stunning coastline of the Bass Coast towards Wilson Promontory.
The Kilcunda Challenge Tour starts by crossing the famous Kilcunda wooden railway bridge and follows the old railway trail that was the path for transporting brown coal in the early 1900s when the area provided the State’s supply. It then veers off towards the mouth of the Powlett, past Victoria’s Desalination Plant and under the enormous wind turbines. The Tour begins moderately to allow participants to familiarise with the Mountain E-Bikes and then ramps up with narrow, winding, bumpy and sandy trails. Best of all you’ll ride on some of the most spectacular beaches in the world (duration dependent on tide) and feel the rawness and tranquility of this magnificent coast.
The Kilcunda Cruise Tour follows the scenic old Coal Railway Trail to Anderson’s roundabout. From there it heads left on the undulating bike trail all the way to San Remo and the magnificent bridge to Phillip Island. The coastal views of this Tour our outstanding and follow you all the way.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly
