Well then the Stray Australia Kat Freestyle Tour is for you.

An extension of the Kat Freestyle Pass – this also includes your first nights accommodation in each stop as well as some of the top tours like Fraser Island and The Whitsunday, so you can treat it as a mini tour!

Stray Australia (formally Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Byron Bay and Cairns on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive Indigenous Camp and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray Travel app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to party longer in Airlie Beach? No worries!

Love kicking back on Magnetic Island? Easy!

Make the most of the East Coast, tailor it to suit your needs and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Freestyle Tours are the way forward!

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Well then the Stray Australia Kat Pass is for you!

Stray Australia (formally Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Byron Bay and Cairns on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive Indigenous Camp and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray Travel app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to party longer in Airlie Beach? No worries!

Love kicking back on Magnetic Island? Easy!

Although accommodation isn’t included in the pass your Stray Australia Guide will help you organise your stay at the next stop, with a range of accommodation to suit all budgets and styles – they’re there to help you make the most your trip!

Make the most of the East Coast, tailor it to suit your needs and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Travel Passes are the way forward!

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Well then the Stray Australia Trev Pass is for you!

The Stray Australia (formerly Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Cairns and Sydney on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Byron Bay, Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive River Retreat Tipi Camp, an Indigenous Camp and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Alongside that are some awesome included activities – like Hunter Valley wine tasting, a visit to a Koala Hospital, ocean rafting and snorkelling.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to surf longer in Spot X? No worries!

Found work sailing on the Whitsundays? Easy as!

Although accommodation isn’t included in the pass your Stray Australia Guide will help you organise your stay at the next stop, with a range of accommodation to suit all budgets and styles – they’re there to help you make the most your trip!

Make the most of the East Coast, tailor it to suit your needs and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Passes are the way forward!

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Well then the Stray Australia Trev Pass is for you!

The Stray Australia (formerly Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Cairns and Sydney on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Byron Bay, Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive River Retreat Tipi Camp, an Indigenous Camp and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Alongside that are some awesome included activities – like Hunter Valley wine tasting, a visit to a Koala Hospital, ocean rafting and snorkelling.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to surf longer in Spot X? No worries!

Found work sailing on the Whitsundays? Easy as!

Although accommodation isn’t included in the pass your Stray Australia Guide will help you organise your stay at the next stop, with a range of accommodation to suit all budgets and styles – they’re there to help you make the most your trip!

Make the most of the East Coast, tailor it to suit your needs and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Passes are the way forward!

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Well then the Stray Australia Nat Pass is for you!

Stray Australia is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Sydney and Byron Bay on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at some incredible stops – including Barrington Tops National Park and Spot X Surf Camp.

Taste amazing wines in Hunter Valley, go tubing down the river rapids, learn to surf, watch sunset from a hot tub, visit the koala hospital or grab a selfie at the famous “Big Banana”…there’s heaps to do en route!

It’s the perfect way to kickstart your East Coast adventure, meet some awesome new travel buddies and have some incredible adventures – much more fun than an overnight bus from Sydney to Byron Bay!

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Well then the Stray Australia Mick Freestyle Tour is for you!

This trip is an extension of the popular Mick Freestyle Pass – but it includes your first nights accommodation in every stop as well as the top tours on your route – like Fraser Island, Whitsundays and even the Blue Mountains.

Stray Australia (formally Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass. You can even treat the Mick Freestyle Tour as a set itinerary and sit back and enjoy the East Coast.

Travelling between Sydney and Cairns on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Byron Bay, Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive River Retreat Tipi Camp, Tully Rainforest Experience and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Alongside that are some awesome included activities – like Hunter Valley wine tasting, a visit to a Koala Hospital, ocean rafting and snorkelling.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray Travel app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to surf longer in Spot X? No worries!

Found work sailing on the Whitsundays? Easy as!

Make the most of the East Coast, and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Freestyle Tours are the way forward!

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Well then the Stray Australia Mick Pass is for you!

Stray Australia (formally Loka Travel) is one of the freshest and best ways to travel the East Coast of Australia – combining all the ease and fun of an organised tour with the flexibility of a hop on, hop off bus pass.

Travelling between Sydney and Cairns on the Stray Australia mini buses (max 24 passengers) you’ll stop off at all the must see destinations along the East Coast – including spots like Byron Bay, Rainbow Beach (for access to Fraser Island), Airlie Beach (for access to The Whitsunday Islands) and Magnetic Island.

Stray Australia packages in some unique stops too – like the exclusive River Retreat Tipi Camp, an Indigenous Camp and Barrington Tops National Park – so you get to see an alternative side to the usual backpacker trail.

Alongside that are some awesome included activities – like Hunter Valley wine tasting, a visit to a Koala Hospital, ocean rafting and snorkelling.

Manage your travel plan with the Stray Travel app and with up to 12 months to complete your trip you can extend your stay in any stop and explore some more.

Want to surf longer in Spot X? No worries!

Found work sailing on the Whitsundays? Easy as!

Although accommodation isn’t included in the pass your Stray Australia Guide will help you organise your stay at the next stop, with a range of accommodation to suit all budgets and styles – they’re there to help you make the most your trip!

Make the most of the East Coast, tailor it to suit your needs and meet some new buddies – the Stray Australia Travel Passes are the way forward!

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