Cycling Tours in Bali

Cycle around villages, iconic rice fields and enjoy a simpler way of life.

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Love letters from our guests

362 reviews

Ben was awesome! We had a great time. The biking was pretty easy but there were a few sections biking on rocks and such. Wouldn't recommend to people who aren't comfortable on bikes. It wasn't very strenuous though. Great fun.

Tony

Booked: Sustainable Bali Bike Tour: Local Life and Scenic Views in Ubud

My son and I had a great time with Amin. He structured the tour to fit our needs and the trip really is 95% downhill and along quiet roads. We were able to see and learn a lot about Balinese life and loved travelling through the beautiful Balinese countryside. Highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see a more authentic Bali rather than the standard photo traps.

Terry Beutel

Booked: Sustainable Bali Bike Tour: Local Life and Scenic Views in Ubud

We had such a great time with GreenBike. The guides were informative and they even took some very cool photos and videos for us along the way. It was a fantastic way to spend the morning.... through small villages where the locals were friendly and we got to see rice harvesting and drying. Thanks Green bike for a great day!

Lydia

Booked: Sustainable Bali Bike Tour: Local Life and Scenic Views in Ubud

we are a family of 4 with 2 kids of 9 and 12 and we had an amazing time with Dharba today . i was imagining a very calm bike trip across the fields but this was far more exciting and enjoyable than expected.we went through different routes slim, wide, steep , rocky and slippery and it was all great and safe and easy because we had a very good strong bike prepared for the ride and great guides at the beginning and end of the group. they are for sure professionals. For our 9 year old we got a connected bike . we did 24kms! thanks a lot for a memorable experience!

Lesly

Booked: Sustainable Bali Bike Tour: Local Life and Scenic Views in Ubud

It was awesome. Gede and his friend were very attentive, sweet and he told us interesting things about local agriculture. The way down in some parts was a bit steep with rocks and a little traffic but it made the adventure even better and more interesting than expected! I did this with my mom and it was an amazing experience. I wish Gede all the best in life, he was very responsible taking good care of the group.

Anastasia

Booked: Sustainable Bali Bike Tour: Local Life and Scenic Views in Ubud

Cycling Tours in Bali FAQs

What are the top cycling tours in Bali?

The top cycling tours in Bali include the Kintamani Cycling Tour, Ubud Rice Field Cycling Tour, Mount Batur Sunrise Cycling Tour, Banyuwana Cycling Tour, and Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Cycling Tour.

What is included in a typical cycling tour in Bali?

A typical cycling tour in Bali usually includes hotel pickup and drop-off, professional cycling guide, mountain bike rental, safety equipment, refreshments, traditional Balinese lunch, entrance fees, and insurance.

Are cycling tours in Bali suitable for beginners?

Yes, cycling tours in Bali are suitable for beginners. There are various routes available, including those with gentle terrains, making it accessible for riders of all skill levels. Additionally, experienced guides accompany the tours to ensure safety and provide assistance.

What are the highlights of cycling tours in Bali?

The highlights of cycling tours in Bali include scenic rice terraces, traditional villages, lush countryside, volcanic landscapes, local temples, vibrant markets, and stunning views of Mount Batur and the surrounding areas.

When is the best time to go on a cycling tour in Bali?

The best time to go on a cycling tour in Bali is during the dry season, which falls between April and October. The weather is generally more predictable, with lower chances of rainfall, providing ideal conditions for cycling and enjoying the beautiful landscapes.

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