About this tour
Explore Ubud's countryside on e-bikes fitted with fat tyres and electric motors to handle unpaved tracks and inclines. Over three hours, you'll pedal past working rice paddies, stop at a traditional compound for fresh fruit, cruise through the Tegallalang terraces, and visit a coffee plantation where you can sample Luwak coffee. A local guide handles navigation while you soak in rural Balinese life without the leg-burning climbs.
Highlights
- Fat-tyred e-bikes designed for rough village tracks
- Rest stop at a family Balinese home with fruit salad
- Gagah and Sok Wayah rice field routes through green paddies
- Tegallalang UNESCO terraces at eye level from the saddle
- Coffee plantation tasting of Luwak coffee
- Bali swing photo spot included on route
- Hotel transfers and all gear provided in Ubud
What to expect
You'll start with a hotel pickup and a quick bike-handling briefing, then head out on quiet paths threading between working rice fields. The motorised assist means hills don't require fitness beyond moderate level—the battery does the work. Expect to stop at a local household where you'll chat with residents and eat fresh tropical fruit. The route loops past the famous Tegallalang terraces, the coffee plantation, and a swing rigged into the trees. Terrain is mixed: sealed sections, dirt tracks, and occasional rocky patches. Your guide will adjust the pace and route (Sok Wayah is the tougher option) based on the group's comfort.
Good to know
Groups capped at six riders. Not suitable if you have spinal issues, are pregnant, or have cardiovascular concerns. Moderate fitness required despite motor assistance. Bring sunscreen and wear closed shoes. Public transport is nearby if you'd rather skip hotel pickup outside Ubud, though the operator can arrange it.
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