Download the free information kit for the trip you are interested in. The kit includes the full event details, pricing, inclusions and registration instructions. Once you have reviewed the information kit, you can follow the registration steps provided.

This ride is best suited to intermediate-level riders. You don’t need to be an expert, but you should be comfortable riding over longer distances and handling a mix of sealed roads, gravel, and off-road terrain.

If you’re not quite at that level yet, we offer training courses, including a Level 1 program, to help build your skills and confidence before the trip.

Inclusions vary depending on the specific event, but Moto Trekkin trips may include planned routes, GPX navigation files, route sheets, nightly briefings, accommodation options, selected meals, luggage transport, sweep support, medical support, mechanical and tyre support, event permits, rider merchandise and access to professionally planned adventure routes. Full inclusions are listed in each event’s information kit.

We recommend hiring a bike for this trip.

For Australian riders, transporting your own bike to New Zealand can be time-consuming and complicated, so hiring is usually the easiest and most practical option. We can connect you with a trusted local hire company to organise this.

If you’re based in New Zealand, you’re welcome to bring your own bike.

Hire bikes are limited, so it’s important to organise early.

Yes.

Your partner can:

- Join as a pillion passenger, or

- Travel alongside in a 4WD support vehicle, experiencing the same locations and stops as the riders

This allows them to be part of the full experience, even if they’re not riding.

You’re not on your own.
We have support vehicles and mechanical backup throughout the trip, so if anything happens, we’ll get you sorted and back riding.

We keep groups limited (max 50 riders) to ensure a better experience, smoother logistics, and a more enjoyable ride for everyone.

This isn’t for complete beginners or riders who prefer short, easy weekend rides.
It’s built for riders who want something bigger, longer, and more rewarding.

You’ll get full details on the trip, pricing, and options. From there, you can decide if it’s right for you and secure your spot when you’re ready.

You will need a registered and roadworthy adventure or dual-sport motorcycle suitable for mixed terrain, including sealed roads, gravel, dirt roads and off-road sections. Your bike should be well maintained, reliable and fitted with suitable tyres for adventure riding. If you are unsure whether your bike is suitable, contact Moto Trekkin before registering.

Riders should wear proper protective motorcycle gear, including an approved helmet, riding jacket, gloves, riding pants and sturdy motorcycle boots. Adventure or off-road style protection is recommended, especially for rides that include gravel, dirt or more technical terrain. Riders should also bring wet weather gear, hydration and any personal safety items needed for full-day riding.

Yes, some adventure riding experience is recommended. Riders should be confident handling their bike on mixed terrain, including gravel roads, dirt tracks and uneven surfaces. The rides are designed for capable riders who are comfortable spending long days on the bike. If you are unsure about your experience level, it is best to contact Moto Trekkin before booking.

If you are unable or uncomfortable completing a section, Moto Trekkin’s support team can help guide you through your options. Depending on the route and location, there may be easier alternative sections, support crew assistance, or a way to safely rejoin the group later. Riders are encouraged to ride within their limits and communicate with the team if they need help.