More than 1.4 million Australians are motorcyclists and one of the world’s leading motorcycle tour companies, Extreme Bike Tours, is inviting them to take their two-wheeled passion to Sri Lanka, with a 10 per cent saving now available on the company’s four motorbike tours in the exotic island country south of India,
Renowned as the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, Sri Lanka is a tropical island brimming with beautiful beaches, tea plantations, ancient ruins, temples, jungles, waterfalls and friendly locals. A thrilling way to take in the sights, smells and sounds of the tropical nation is on the back of a classic Royal Enfield motorcycle as part of one of the four guided trips in Sri Lanka offered by Extreme Bike Tours.
Established in 2010 and headquartered in Sri Lanka, Extreme Bike Tours offers a range of motorbike adventures on classic motorcyles in 12 countries across Asia, Africa and Europe, and Australians comprise the biggest market for Extreme Bike Tours at 70 per cent of all clients.
The global motorcycle adventures offered by Extreme Bike Tours are available for licensed riders and pillion passengers and range in length from 10 to 21 nights, and include fuel, mechanical support, meals, transfers and accommodation in hotels, lodges, guesthouses and on some tours, tented camps.
In Sri Lanka, Extreme Bike Tours offers four different small-group tours
* Hidden Sri Lanka – 12-nights, with departures this October, and in January, March, April and October 2027
* Hidden Sri Lanka in Luxury – 12-nights, featuring luxury accommodation, departures in July this year, and in Feb and July, 2027
* Sri Lanka Grand Tour – 21-nights, departing this July
* Ancient Kingdoms and the North – 12-nights, avail April, 2027
One of the most popular tours is the 12-night ‘Hidden Sri Lanka’ journey on a Royal Enfield 350cc Classic motorcycle which features magnificent mountain ranges, pristine rainforests, beachside hotels, huge tea plantations and also a visit to Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife park, Yala National Park, which is home to wild elephants, sloth bears and wild water buffaloes and has the highest concentration of leopards in the world.
Including accommodation, meals and full support, the guided, 12-night ‘Hidden Sri Lanka’ tour is available from US$3465 per person, including a 10 per cent saving of booked before June 30, 2026. Quote the 10 per cent saving when booking. Departures are October 21, 2026, and in January, March, April and October, 2027.
