This exciting
business ‘Ride the Koalas’ will enable tourists to hire Surrey bikes to ride
around the island following the already successful and popular Koala Trail.
Just imagine
being able to enjoy a coffee, pick up a picnic hamper from one of the many
cafes in Paynesville and then catching the Raymond Island Ferry as a passenger,
no cost for pedestrians. Once on the island you can then hire a Surrey bike and
ride around the island spotting not only the many Koalas but all manner of
flora and fauna.
Victor has
imported six Surrey Bikes, a popular family bicycle attraction in Europe and
America, particularly at Florida’s Disney World. Both the two- and four-seater bikes
are available for hourly hire, private and group booking seven days a week from
December 21, 2014, for the summer holiday period. Four-seater and two-seater bikes are available so come as a couple or bring the whole family!
In addition
to finding koalas, kangaroos, kookaburras, echidnas, dolphins, all manner of
bird life and beautiful flora, including rare orchids, Raymond Island offers
many stunning and easy destinations to ride. Views of McMillan Strait along Western
Boulevard, to sunsets from Montague Point, Raymond Island is a truly unique
place to visit.
Ride The
Koalas is also very proud to announce that they are now a sponsor of the
Raymond Island Koala and Wildlife Shelter, a volunteer organisation doing
wonderful work helping to sustain the Island’s internationally famous wild
Koala population.
The owner, Victor Trofimovs, started holidaying on Raymond Island 15 years ago and has now, with his wife Victoria, settled permanently on the southern end of the island. Victor has
acquired the artistic talents of locally born illustrator, Lachlan Millard, to
design the graphics for the business. Lachlan’s very cute design offers unique
branding for ‘Ride The Koalas’. His cartoon-based
characters perfectly capture the spirit and fun that this new business, and
Raymond Island has to offer.
For further
detail contact Victor Trofimovs from Ride The Koalas.