PEDAL SRI LANKA 2027
08 - 22 February 2027, SRI LANKA




AUSLMAT Pedal Sri Lanka 2027
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey across the stunning landscapes of Sri Lanka while making a meaningful difference! Pedal Sri Lanka 2027 is an exhilarating charity cycling tour that brings together cycling enthusiasts, adventurers, and other professionals for a cause that truly matters.
More than just a cycling event, Pedal Sri Lanka is a mission to create positive change. Participants will cycle through ancient heritage sites and serene coastal roads, immersing themselves in the island’s rich cultural tapestry and natural beauty. Visits to a hospital, schools, and local communities will provide insight into Sri Lanka’s diversity while making a tangible impact.
The ride is designed for cyclists of all skill levels, ensuring an inclusive and rewarding experience. Participants can cycle, e-bike, or travel by tour bus, making the journey accessible to everyone.
Our charity partner - Australia Sri Lanka Medical Aid Team (AUSLMAT) is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and listed on the ATO’s Deductible Gift Register (DGR), making all donations tax-deductible in Australia. Since 2004, AUSLMAT has transported over $10 million worth of medical equipment to Sri Lanka, providing life-saving healthcare and medication to thousands.
By joining Pedal Sri Lanka 2027, you’re not just embarking on an adventure—you’re riding for a purpose. Funds raised will provide equipment for Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children and improve education facilities in underprivileged areas. Every pedal stroke contributes to transforming lives and building a brighter future for Sri Lanka’s children and communities.
As a charity fundraiser, each participant will be expected to raise USD 750 in donations. Australian donations are tax deductible.

Our Legacy/Our Story
Pedal Sri Lanka Charity Ride was initiated by Kieran Michael, a physiotherapist at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. Kieran’s father, Wesley, was born in Colombo, and over the years Kieran has developed a strong connection to Sri Lanka through family visits, travel, and a period of work in 2016.
Since 2024, Pedal Sri Lanka has raised close to $120,000 over two tours helping fund vital medical equipment and supporting hospitals and communities throughout Sri Lanka with the expectation that the current tour will increase this beyond $150,000.

