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Ubud Eco Cycling

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Enjoy the exciting experience of cycling while exploring the countryside, rice fields, valleys, and other sights through the Kintamani Eco Cycling. Feel the sensation of adventure that blends with Bali’s natural beauty, while enjoying the fresh air and calm atmosphere that will make your trip even more memorable!

  • Begin with a warm welcome and be served welcome drinks and Balinese snacks.
  • You’ll create beautiful memories in rural Bali on the Kintamani Eco Cycling.
  • Along the way, you’ll ride through quiet, less-traveled roads, exploring traditional villages and Bali’s diverse and stunning landscapes.
  • The cycling journey starts from the Kintamani region, where you can enjoy beautiful views of Mount Batur, traditional Balinese houses, streams and green rice fields, while stopping to taste local fruit from the farm.
  • You will also experience the authentic life of the pleasant Balinese countryside.
  • This tour is particularly interesting as it allows you to interact directly with the friendly Balinese people, providing new insights into their daily lives.
  • After completing the cycling activity, you will enjoy a typical Balinese lunch which is included in the tour package.
  • Explore our Tripadvisor page for a variety of thrilling activities to enjoy.

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Enjoy the exciting experience of cycling while exploring the countryside, rice fields, valleys, and other sights through the Ubud Eco Cycling. Feel the sensation of adventure that blends with Bali’s natural beauty, while enjoying the fresh air and calm atmosphere that will make your trip even more memorable!

  • Begin with a warm welcome and be served welcome drinks and Balinese snacks.
  • You’ll create beautiful memories in rural Bali on the Ubud Eco Cycling.
  • Along the way, you’ll ride through quiet, less-traveled roads, exploring traditional villages and Bali’s diverse and stunning landscapes.
  • The cycling journey starts from the Ubud region, where you can enjoy beautiful views of Ubud Traditional Village, traditional Balinese houses, streams and green rice fields, while stopping to taste local fruit from the farm.
  • You will also experience the authentic life of the pleasant Balinese countryside.
  • This tour is particularly interesting as it allows you to interact directly with the friendly Balinese people, providing new insights into their daily lives.
  • After completing the cycling activity, you will enjoy a typical Balinese lunch which is included in the tour package.
  • Explore our Tripadvisor page for a variety of thrilling activities to enjoy.

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About the Ubud Eco Cycling Tour

The Ubud Eco Cycling Tour is a downhill ride through the heart of Bali’s countryside, no steep climbs, no prior fitness required. Gravity does most of the work. Your morning starts with a van pickup from your hotel. The driver takes you up to the starting point at higher elevation, where your guide meets the group, runs through a quick safety briefing, and you’re off. From there, the route drops gently downhill for approximately 15–20 km through rice terraces, traditional Balinese villages, and shaded jungle roads, finishing at a local café or market where breakfast is served. This is not a race or a workout. The pace is slow by design. You stop when something catches your eye, your guide explains what you’re looking at, and you move on when you’re ready. Most guests cycle the full route without breaking a sweat. The tour runs in small groups and follows existing village paths rather than main roads, low traffic, low noise, low environmental impact. You interact with the landscape and the people in it at ground level, not through a car window. Total riding time is roughly 3–4 hours including stops. Hotel pickup and dropoff, a guide, bike, and helmet are included in the price.

What the Route Looks Like

The route covers three distinct types of terrain, and each one looks different.

Rice terraces

The most-photographed section. You ride narrow paths between terrace walls with open fields dropping away on either side. Early morning light hits the paddies at a low angle, this is when most guests stop for photos. The paths are wide enough for a bike, not a car.

Balinese villages

The route passes through working villages, not tourist areas. You’ll see offerings being set out on doorsteps, locals heading to the morning market, kids cycling to school. Your guide points out what’s happening and why. This is the part of the cycling tour that’s hardest to replicate any other way.

Temple and plantation stops

Most routes include a brief pause at a local water temple or village temple, where your guide explains its role in daily Balinese life. Depending on the route, you may also pass through or stop at a coffee plantation, a good chance to try local Arabica before the final descent. The route finishes at a café or traditional market, where breakfast is waiting.

What to Know Before You Ride

Gear and equipment

A bike and helmet are provided. You do not need cycling-specific clothing, comfortable, breathable clothes work fine. Long trousers or leggings are recommended for village sections out of respect for local dress norms. Closed-toe shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen are worth bringing.

What to pack

Travel light. A small backpack for your phone, water, and valuables is enough. Breakfast is included at the end of the route.

Best time to go

Early morning departures keep the temperature down, the light better for photos, and the village paths quieter.

Who it suits

The downhill format works for most fitness levels and age groups. It is not recommended for guests with significant mobility limitations. Confirm minimum age requirements at booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult is the Ubud cycling tour?

Easy to moderate. The route is predominantly downhill, gravity does most of the work, and the pace is relaxed. You need basic cycling confidence, but no prior experience beyond riding a standard bike. There are no steep climbs and no technical sections.

The route covers approximately 15–20 km. Riding time is around 3–4 hours including stops at village temples, a coffee plantation, and the breakfast point at the end.

The tour includes your bike, helmet, a local guide, hotel pickup and dropoff, and a breakfast stop at the end of the route. Confirm current inclusions at booking as these may vary by season.

The downhill format suits most age groups, and the pace is gentle enough for older children who are confident on a bike. Confirm the minimum age requirement with us at booking, some route sections involve narrow village paths and occasional light traffic.

Comfortable, breathable clothing. Long trousers or leggings are recommended for the village sections. Closed-toe shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen. No specialist cycling gear needed.

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