



Cycling Tour in Ubud, Indonesia
Join us to discover the beauty of rural Bali on our full day Bali natural cycling tour. It will be not a touristic adventure, but a cultural, traditional, natural Balinese daily life tour.
Included
- Guide
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
- Equipment
- Supported conferences: Other
- Driver-guide: Minibus
- Enjoy a downhill cycling tour in Bali
- See rural villages and remote sights that are off the tourist trail
- See coffee plantation and rice fields
- Admire amazing views of the surroundings
- Learn local culture while visiting traditional sights
Included:
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Breakfast
- Coffee tasting
- Local guide
- Transportation by air-conditioned minivan
- Cycling
- Equipment
- Lunch
Not included:
- Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
- Gratuities
We start our tour by picking you up from your hotel and taking you to our Restaurant for breakfast. Overlooking the spectacular Mount Batur view and you can see on an exertion to a Balinese plantation to learn about the traditional and present day uses of flora. Youll sample tropical fruits you may never have seen before, as well as locally produced beverages.
Next, we drive you to the starting point of the main cycling tour. We travel mainly along small village roads and almost entirely downhill. Youll enjoy the stunning Balinese rural landscape as it should be enjoyed without the hassle of other tourists.
Our aim is to show you a Bali that other tourists only dream of untouched by tourism. We stop off at several points of interest throughout the route, including a large temple and a traditional Balinese home. We stop at lush rice paddies and give you plenty of photo opportunities, especially during our short walk through a rice field during which, if we are lucky, we will see farmers harvesting rice.
Finally, we finished the tour with a traditional Balinese feast in our restaurant overlooking the balinese house After lunch we dropped you back to your hotel.
Bali Cycling Tour Through Rural Landscapes
Bali cycling tour offers a rare look at Bali beyond beach clubs and traffic, guiding you through authentic island life on carefully selected cycling routes. This tour begins near Ubud with breakfast overlooking Mount Batur before your bike adventure truly starts. From there, mostly downhill cycling carries you along quiet village roads framed by rice paddies and lush rice terrace views. Your tour guide explains Balinese culture, daily traditions, and temple rituals while you pass small shrines and working farms. Unlike typical bike tours, this Bali cycling tour focuses on interaction with people in a local village, not staged attractions. You stop at traditional temples, coffee plantations, and family compounds, discovering how Bali maintains identity amid tourism. The relaxed downhill ride makes this tour accessible while still immersive, offering a balanced cycling experience across Bali countryside.
Practical Tips for Cycling in Bali
Before joining this Bali cycling tour, prepare wisely for comfort and safety.
- Wear breathable clothing suitable for tropical Bali climate.
- Use sunscreen during downhill cycling under open skies.
- Bring closed shoes for stable bike control.
- Carry small cash for village donations at temples.
- Stay hydrated throughout cycling segments.
- Inform the instructor about any health concerns.
This tour suits beginners because most cycling is downhill. Light rain showers occur year round on the island, so a thin jacket helps. Respect temple dress codes and local traditions during stops.
More Facts About This Experience
Bali gained global fame through the film Eat Pray Love, starring Julia Roberts, which highlighted Ubud and Balinese culture worldwide. The documentary Bali Beats of Paradise showcased traditional gamelan music, reinforcing the islands artistic reputation. Bali frequently appears in travel series like Departures and Netflix productions focused on spirituality and nature. The temples visited during this tour reflect centuries of Hindu influence unique within Indonesia. Ubud hosts the annual Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, attracting international creators. These cultural references explain why Bali cycling tours resonate deeply, visitors connect with landscapes already embedded in global storytelling and cinematic memory.
Complementary Bali Adventures
After this Bali cycling tour, continue exploring Bali with the Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang Adventure, where you hike through dramatic rock formations and flowing river corridors. Another excellent option is the Best of Ubud tour covering temples, waterfalls, and iconic rice terrace landscapes. Together, these tours expand your Bali experience beyond cycling, blending nature, culture, and adventure across the island.
Who Will Enjoy This Tour
This Bali cycling tour suits solo travelers, couples, and groups seeking meaningful cycling rather than party tourism. Families with teenagers can comfortably join the downhill route. Culture enthusiasts interested in temples and Balinese traditions will appreciate the depth. Anyone wanting an active yet relaxed tour in Bali will find this experience balanced and memorable.

