About this tour
Cycle downhill from Kintamani through lush terrain to reach working rice paddies and settlements around Ubud, spotting how locals farm and live day-to-day. This half-day ride covers roughly 20km at an easy gradient, with a local guide leading you past emerald fields, traditional homesteads, and village life that most tourists miss. You'll pedal through genuine countryside—not manicured tourist zones—and finish with a proper meal before heading back to your hotel.
Highlights
- Downhill ride through Kintamani's volcanic highlands to lowland rice country
- Pass working paddies and watch farmers in traditional gear
- Stop at genuine village settlements, not tourist shops
- Local guide shares stories about Balinese agriculture and customs
- Lunch included at a family-run warung
- Helmet, gloves, and air-con transport provided
What to expect
You'll start early from your hotel and drive 45 minutes to Kintamani, where the ride begins. The route is mostly downhill with minimal effort required; it's less a test of fitness and more a gentle roll through living landscape. Expect to stop frequently—at paddies, village wells, family compounds—so your guide can chat with locals and explain what you're seeing. The cycling itself takes about 3 hours spread across the morning. Afterwards, you'll sit down with a group for lunch at a small restaurant run by a village family. Return journey by minivan is relaxed.
Good to know
Bring sunscreen and a hat; there's minimal shade. The ride suits moderate fitness only—not for pregnant travellers or those with heart concerns. Paths can be muddy after rain. Book with at least one other person; solo bookings aren't accepted. Minimum 2 people required.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.






