Tours/Ubud/Ubud Bali Cycling Tour
Viator · group up to 10 pax

Ubud Bali Cycling Tour

4.0(1)Ubud1 hour
VIATOR4.0(1)

Description

Ubud Cycling Tour is designed for travelers who seek to godeep into Bali’s Countryside and offer wide range selection of cycling tracks are available for you. Not only rural villages and rice paddies, we offer you more, off-road paths, secret back roads, dense plantations and bamboo forest are just a few of them. Our routes are also flexible and can accommodate any level of experiences. From the easiest to the most challenging are available depend on your requests and preferences. NOTE : This price are valid for minimum 2 persons per booking, one person will be additional charge USD 25 or IDR 350k for cover our operations.

Tour Options

Minimum 2 Persons
  • Min 2 People Pickup included

Highlights

Private transportation
Helmet & safety equipment

What's included

Included
Private transportation
Helmet & safety equipment
Not included
Transport other ubud area will be additional charge IDR 500k/car

Traveller Ratings

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Important Information

  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Reviews(1)

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Eilin_H
July 1, 2025
Unchalleging but lovely family activity

Wonderful concept for seing the area, being in nature and introdused to a few local sight. It's a fun way to spend a couple of hours, though you shouldn't expect anything close to offroad/off the beaten track. This activity is for anybody that can balance on a bicycle, absolutely no fitness required, - you'll be using your hand muscles for breaking more than any leg muscles. It's 98% downhill and extremely pedestrian. I suspect that's the concept no matter what organiser you chose, so the review is more relevant towards the concept than the organiser itself. Our guide was lovely, bikes so-so (but absolutely sufficient, no great demands). You're provided a bottle of water, helmet and lunch at the end (fried rice, fried noudles or veggie soup, - all nice). Bring a little spare cash for the "home visit" stop, - they will want to sell croche or bracelets (cheap) 🙂

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