Best of · COUNTRYSIDE BIKE TOURS IN INDONESIA
The 5 best countryside bike tours in Indonesia you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Join MOANA in Nanggulan for a relaxed 11 to 17 km bike ride through rice fields, villages, and riverside paths. Your guide, including Alfat on some departures, explains local food, plants, farming, religion, and folklore. Snacks, drinks, bike hire, and a community donation are included.
“A fabulous way to gorgeous Indonesian countryside and village life. Eco friendly and supporting local communities. Excellent guide!”
Set out from Ubud with guides such as Wayan, Kadek, or Made for a four-hour fat-tire e-bike ride through Jalan Cinta, Tegalalang, temples, and Cekingan Rice Terrace. Expect gentle help with the bikes, local stories, photo stops, water, and a Balinese lunch.
“our guide Made was so professional and looked after us all so well. We feel that the tour was so enjoyable and we visited a good variety of areas. the stop at the coffee plantation was a lovely break, the rice paddy's beautiful and the lunch stop was divine.”
Ride mostly downhill from Kintamani toward Ubud with an English-speaking guide such as Dewa, Putu, or Hendra. Stop at Mount Batur viewpoints, a school, family compound, temple, villages, and rice fields, then finish with Balinese lunch. Private tours, hotel pickup, bikes, helmets, water, and towels are included.
“The bike tour was incredible. It is mostly downhill so very easy, the views are breathtaking, very quiet. We also stopped to see a school and a traditional house which I enjoyed and added to the immersion. My favorite part was going through the rice fields. The guide and driver are both really nice, recommend this.”
Start with breakfast overlooking Mount Batur and Lake Batur, then ride mostly downhill through rice fields, villages, and local compounds. Guides such as Kadek, Kartik, and I Nyoman share Balinese culture along the way. Expect a relaxed ride, not a hard mountain-bike challenge.
“Nice quiet bike trails away from the usual noise of traffic. Very informative and interesting guide. Paths were fun. Was a real treat to get on a bike again.”
Ride an easy e-bike route through Sanur with an English-speaking guide such as Rika, Erika, or Rickard. Visit mangroves, a temple, rice and watermelon fields, a local market, and turtle conservation before lunch on the beach. Small groups are limited to seven.
“our guide was very kind, sweet and caring, she also told us a lot about the area. we have seen local places which were not crowded at all. We especially liked the rice and watermelon fields. It was a sunny and lovely ride through Sanur. Greetings from Bob and Iris 🇳🇱”
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