Bali · CYCLING TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 cycling tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the pool.
Cycle 23 km downhill from Kintamani through rice terraces, villages, and coffee country, with Balinese culture, meals, and hotel transfers included.
“Our best experience in Ubud. Lots of bike time and our guides were amazing people who shared their stories and experiences living in Bali. I would not use any other Group.”
Explore Sanur beyond the resort strip by e-bike, with rice fields, mangroves, a local market, turtles, coconut, and lunch.
“I had an amazing tour! Bali traffic can be intimidating, but our guide, Erika, was calm and helpful throughout. I got to see some beautiful local sites and wildlife, and visiting the turtle conservation point was amazing! Very happy with my experience.”
Cycle downhill from Kintamani to Ubud through rice fields, villages, temples, and a local home, then enjoy Balinese lunch and a pool.
“We had a great day. Dewa and team were really helpful and took us to many authentic sights to see. Nothing was too much for these guys. Lunch, bike ride, scenery, pool and ride back to the hotel. Would recommend to anyone!”
Cycle Mount Batur’s black lava trails, soak in a hot spring, and enjoy mountain views, breakfast, transfers, and a modern lounge for $42.
“It was a lot of fun for me, however if you are not fit this is not the day for you. The cycle can be challenging for inexperienced cyclists and riding on Indonesian roads requires you to have your wits about you. Having said that, riding through villages in the Indonesian mountains is one of my best life experiences and would recommend if you are fit and able.”
Explore Nusa Lembongan by electric bike, from Devil’s Tears and Gala-Gala House to a quiet mangrove boat ride and the Yellow Bridge.
“Absoluut aan aanrader om het eiland te bezichtigen. Vele bezienswaardigheden bezocht, en onderweg ontvingen wij veel informatie. Fijne begeleiding.”
Ride Bali’s UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih rice terraces by e-bike, passing jungle, bamboo forests, villages and valleys, with lunch included.
“Malgré la gentillesse et la bonne volonté des guides, l'expérience n'a pas été à la hauteur de la prestation vendue ! Les vélos sont en mauvais état (sur 10 participants, 5 ont eu un problème technique en une heure !), la sortie n'est pas très sécurisée (3 participants sont tombés, dont 2 dans les rizières donc reste de la sortie trempés, boueux, une personne blessée...) Le temps effectivement passé à vélo ne dépasse pas une heure. Le déjeuner inclus était fade, sec, en réalité vraiment mauvais alors qu'on se régale tous les jours des mêmes plats partout ailleurs. Grosse déception donc, et cher payée !”
Cycle downhill from Kintamani to Ubud through villages, rice fields, a school, coffee farm, priest compound, and rural Bali life.
“We weren't really bike riders but gave it our best. Dika slowed down the pace and gave us a wonderful tour and experience!”
Ride an electric bike through Bali’s UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih terraces, bamboo forests, villages, and volcano-framed valleys in one scenic hour.
“Une superbe expérience ! Nous étions un petit groupe de 6, parfait. Notre guide était adorable et a bien discuté avec nous; nous avons vraiment passé un bon moment et profité de chaque point de vue & arrêts 🤎”
Cycle Bali’s quiet rice fields, meet schoolchildren and farmers, sip fresh coconut, and enjoy lunch by a river with local guides.
“Great tour guides, directions & bikes were good. School visit was great with giving stationary. Will recommend Gigi, Edi & Katut.”
Cycle Bali’s quiet village roads and rice fields, then cook and eat a traditional lunch with a local family on this six-hour eco tour.
“Our guide Aton was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. The cooking class was fun, interesting and so delicious. The village and our hosts were so informative and friendly. Well worth the money.”
Review of Ubud’s Sky Bike, jungle swing, rice terraces, transfers, add-ons, safety, value, and booking tips for Bali.
“such a fun day. my guide was wonderful and so lovely to chat with”
Ride an e-bike through Bali rice fields, visit a school and family compound, then enjoy Balinese lunch and a pool swim.
“This tour was amazing. We went to a coffee/tea shop where we got to taste 15 different beverages (all were super good) road our bikes directly through the middle of rice fields, making for great photos and scenery. Our guide Degus was amazing, He showed us a school and a family home, which he was able to clearly explain the setups of a traditional Balinese home and school. Answering all of my questions with ease. 10/10 if you’re thinking about doing the tour, DO IT.”
Ride downhill from Kintamani through bamboo forests, villages, temples and rice fields, with Mount Batur views, local culture and Balinese lunch.
“It was a fun trip, first we went to a restaurant near the volcano where you had a beautiful view of the volcano and a lake. Then we went on a bike ride through the plantations of the locals. We ended up visiting a local's house and then we had a real traditional Indonesian lunch.”
Ride Bali’s rural lanes past temples, rice fields, villages, fruit stops, and bamboo forest, with hotel transfers, lunch, and a safety briefing.
“This was one of my favourite activities during my one month stay in Bali.”
Review of Mount Batur’s sunrise dirt bike trek, with passenger rides, summit breakfast, volcano views, costs, limits, and practical booking tips.
“WARNING!!! Trip is falsely advertised in photos. The half a dozen photos of riders riding dirtbikes solo through jungle and over mountainess terrain is not this activity. My friend & I booked this activity having been led to believe we would be riding dirtbikes ourselves up the mountain and through the jungle guided by a separate rider, however this is not the case. the activity is actually yourself riding back seat passenger on the dirtbike while a guide rides the dirtbike for you. This misinformation I've taken as a very misleading and falsely advertised activity based on the event photos and the vaguely specific description. the trip organiser I spoke…”
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