Ride with us

join up to 200 riders
ride 950 kilometres
climb 7,500 metres
over 7 days
with 50 volunteers

The 2019 ride will begin on Saturday 4 May and conclude on Friday 10 May. Click the info symbol on the left for all the details you need to know about the ride – how to enter, the cost, training and preparation and more.

There’ll be 7 days of fantastic riding from Sydney on Saturday 4 May 2019 into the heart of Surfers Paradise on Friday 10 May 2019. From highways, to by-ways with gorgeous coastal and hinterland scenery to thrill your senses.
Proudly supporting Youth Off The Streets
The Sydney to Surfers Ride raises much needed funds for Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets. Youth Off The Streets supports chronically homeless and drug addicted young Australians as they work to turn their lives around. It is their goal that these young people will leave their care drug free, with a high school education, living skills and a full or part time job in hand. There is simply no better cause.
Rotary Club of Engadine
Our riders say:
Our Platinum Sponsor
Macsim Fastening Systems are delighted to be involved in the ride – as a leading supplier of fasteners we know it’s the little things that hold the big things together! Our contribution is one of the little things and I just want to acknowledge the big things: the work of Rotary Club of Engadine, the Youth of the Streets team and the riders. I congratulate them on making such a big difference in the lives of so many deserving young people.
Fraser Mackay-Sim
Our other sponsors
Robbo’s Ride
The first Sydney to Surfers Ride was staged by the Rotary Club of Engadine in 1999 to raise funds for Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets. Since then, this popular annual event has raised more than $3 million to support the important programs delivered by YOTS team.

In his memory, Fraser Mackay-Sim (Managing Director, of the ride’s key sponsor, Macsim Fastenings) asked that the name of the event be changed to acknowledge Robbo’s pivotal influence which sustained the ride for so many years.
As all who knew Robbo would confirm, Ken was a larger than life person who always had the glass half full view on life and his inspiration and vision was second to none. He was a positive influence on all who knew him and with the addition of his nickname ‘Robbo’ to the name of the ride, he will always be remembered as the pioneer of the Sydney to Surfers “Robbo’s” Ride.
