2015 Variety Dick Smith Bash

Australia's largest charity motoring adventure, the 2015 Variety Dick Smith Bash, will see a convoy of zany vintage vehicles take on the notorious dirt roads and striking seaside routes from Bass Hill to Bunbury. This year, the Bashers who have been granted special permission to drive the original Nullarbor Track,  will explore the spectacular vistas of the Great Australian Bight and peruse the magnificent coastline around Esperance; travelling a total of 4,598km to Bunbury and touching the lives of children in many remote towns and communities along the way, all in support of Variety – the Children's Charity.

This year's Variety Dick Smith Bash route is a unique opportunity for new and Veteran Bashers including Country music star John Williamson to cover unchartered Bash territory as they travel for 10 days through four States between 2nd August and 11th August, visiting 18 regional and remote towns.   It is also a unique opportunity for those in the towns to view this colourful convoy and meet the novel folk that drive the miles for the smiles.

Bass Hill to Bunbury Bash (2nd August to 11th August – 10 days)
Day 1 Sunday 2nd August: Bass Hill to Narrandera (537 KMS)
Day 2 Monday 3rd August: Narrandera to Mildura (590 KMS)
Day 3 Tuesday 4th August: Mildura to Port Pirie (495 KMS)
Day 4 Wednesday 5th August: Port Pirie to Ceduna (583 KMS)
Day 5 Thursday 6th August: Ceduna to Eucla (558 KMS)
Day 6 Friday 7th August: Eucla to Balladonia (535 KMS)
Day 7 Saturday 8th August: Balladonia to Esperance (302 KMS)
Day 8 Sunday 9th August: Esperance to Albany (635 KMS)
Day 9 Monday 10th August: Albany to Bunbury (363 KMS)
Day 10 Tuesday 11th August: Lay Day (0 KMS) (Great day for a personal run to Margaret River = approx. 100 KMS)
TOTAL = 4,598 KMS