Culburra Beach FAT bike tour
Description
Beach riding is a rejuvenating way to explore Culburra Beach from a new perspective, at your own pace. Our fat-tyre bikes are specially designed for riding on soft sand and beach tracks. This tour is self-guided so you can take your time, enjoy a swim on the way, pack a picnic, or even take the long way home. Beach riding is best at low tide. Please check local tide times or ask us for advice when you should plan your tour.
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An open surf beach bordered by Tilbury Cove to the South and Crookhaven Heads to the north. Humpback whales can be found sheltering in its protected waters from late September to early November. Low tides bring easy beach riding on fat-tyre bikes and plenty of stretches of sand to stop for a swim.
After a cruisy beach ride, Crookhaven Headland makes a rewarding destination, from the secluded swimming holes, rockpools and surf breaks on the beach, to picnic tables flanked by scenic ocean and river views and indigenous cultural artworks a short climb up to the headland. A return hike to the historic Crookhaven lighthouse shows off some coastal banksia forest and impressive cliff-top views.
Your beach bike ride starts at our hire shop in the heart of town, where you can enjoy a coffee at the community gardens and browse a vibrant selection of local businesses.
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(2)
Wonderful experience! James was extremely kind, accommodating and friendly. We were able to reschedule for a day with nicer weather which made for a great afternoon. Hard work for your legs but so worth it!
Great to hear you had fun, Isabel! See you next time.
A great day out and unlike anything I’ve done in Culburra Beach before. Our host was very helpful getting us ready and telling us what time would be best to go (low tide is key!). Weather was a bit dodgy but we still managed to go for a swim and see the sights.
