Bali Explorer

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  Tour Operator  SpiceRoads Cycling

  Indonesia

 3 days (Bike: 3 days)

  95 km  (~32km per day)

 Leisure

 Mostly flat, Off-road

Guided

Supported

A 3-day mountain bike introduction to Bali, riding past rice terraces, volcanoes and temples from Mount Batukaru to Ubud.

Bali has a reputation as one of the most spectacular island paradises in the world. But there's more to Bali than water sports and fun in the sun. With fast-flowing rivers, deep canyons, crater lakes and volcanoes dominating its interior landscape, Bali is an outdoor lover's dream come true.

This three-day tour shows a new side of the heavenly island of Bali. A multitude of tracks and trails link different villages, providing endless opportunities for a fun ride through breathtaking scenery, visiting rice terraces, temples and villages to learn about Balinese culture, all from the seat of a mountain bike.

Day 1 rides down from the foot of Mount Batukaru past the stunning Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, visiting Tanah Lot Temple en route to a beachfront hotel. Day 2 starts at the rim of Mount Batur, descending through local villages, rice paddies and fruit farms, with a temple stop, finishing in the artistic town of Ubud. The final morning explores the rice paddies around Ubud, made famous by the movie "Eat, Pray, Love", with an optional visit to the Monkey Forest Temple before transferring onward.

Highlights:

  • Ride past the emerald-green Jatiluwih Rice Terraces (UNESCO-listed)
  • Visit the iconic sea temple of Tanah Lot
  • Descend from the rim of Mount Batur volcano through local villages
  • Visit village temples and learn about Balinese religious culture
  • Ride the rice-paddy scenery around Ubud featured in "Eat, Pray, Love"
  • Optional visit to Ubud's Monkey Forest Temple

Surface and terrain:
Mainly jeep trails and single-track between rice fields and small countryside roads. Terrain is mostly downhill or flat, with just a few short climbs; not technical, though some off-road experience is helpful. No elevation figures published.

Weather:
Tropical climate, constant 28–30°C daytime temperatures. Rainy season December–March (short heavy downpours); dry season May–September brings a cooling breeze from Australia.

Suitable for:
Rated "Active" difficulty. Suited to riders with some off-road experience, though not expert-level; described as a "fun and easy" ride overall. Group size 2–16, minimum age 18.

Tour Information

From

Kuta or Legian

To

Kuta or Legian

Cost From

Guided   US$ 750

Departure(s)

  • 2027: May 23-25, Jun 27-29, Jul 25-27, Aug 15-17

Single Supplement

US$ 160

Inclusions

  • Local English-speaking guide(s) (a second guide added for groups of 9+)
  • Support vehicle (unable to always follow on trail sections)
  • Accommodation throughout (beachfront hotel, Ubud hotel)
  • Meals as indicated (breakfast, lunch, dinner as noted)
  • Bike and helmet (mountain bike included)
  • Snacks and drinks while riding
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Exclusions

  • International flights
  • Visa fees
  • Alcohol
  • Tips

Options

  • Optional Monkey Forest Temple entry
  • Custom/private departures on any date

Additional

  • Group size: 2–16 riders
  • Minimum age: 18 (on scheduled departures)
  • No deposit required; full payment due 60 days before departure
  • Helmets compulsory; travel insurance compulsory
  • Recommended vaccinations: typhoid, polio, tetanus, hepatitis A; remote areas may be malarial
  • Indonesian visa-on-arrival, arrival card and Bali Tourism Levy all required before/on entry

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