The 15 Cycling Tours in Indonesia That Earn Their Price

1.Electric Cycling Tour of Ubud with Free Hotel Transfer and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,397 reviews · from $41Our pick

Ride Ubud’s rice terraces and village roads by e-bike, with hotel transfers, local guides, a jungle swing, and lunch included.

“We had a great afternoon riding through the Rice fields and countryside- so beautiful! There was a bit of riding on the street, but we had two awesome guides Wid and Gina who helped us navigate through the traffic. The guides also shared more about country and local traditions. Super peaceful way to see parts of this beautiful country. highly recommend!”

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2.Menoreh Village Cycling

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 611 reviews · from $22

Cycle rice fields near Yogyakarta, sample Javanese snacks, meet village farmers, and support local life on this small-group Nanggulan tour.

“I had an AMAZING tour with Alfat. This is by far the best thing I’ve done in Indonesia! I signed up immediately for another tour with Moana. The care they take to partner with the locals and teach you about the natural surroundings, history, religion and folklore is so thoughtful. I highly recommend!”

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3.Downhill Cycling with Volcano, Rice Terraces and Meal

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 536 reviews · from $36

Ride downhill from Mount Batur through Bali villages, rice fields, temples, and local life, with hotel pickup, a guide, equipment, and lunch.

“This was the highlight of our trip to Bali and highly recommend. Everything was well organised by the team, our guide Agus was amazing. We learned all about the Bali culture, cycled the back alleys and rice fields, saw inside a Balinese house/compound, had a fantastic lunch (even catered for a coeliac!), met some lovely people, and were driven to/from our Villa miles away by Bayu, who very kindly made a detour to the Monkey forest for us. We were really taken care off, and it was a lot of fun. Went with two reluctant teen boys, who said afterwards it was the best part of the holiday - and…”

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4.Ubud eBikes Tour to Tegallalang Rice Terrace

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 507 reviews · from $30

Ride an e-bike through Ubud villages, temples, rice fields, and Tegallalang, with a Balinese lunch, coffee tasting, and local guides.

“Awesome guided e-bike tour with a stop at a local Balinesse house, a sacred temple and a stop overlooking the rice terraces”

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5.Half-Day Ubud Electric Cycling Tour to Tirta Empul Water Temple

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 315 reviews · from $49

Ride Ubud’s rice-field lanes by e-bike, visit Tirta Empul, learn about Balinese village life, and finish with lunch and hotel transfers.

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6.Kintamani Cultural and Nature Cycling Tour ( Manual Bike )

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 257 reviews · from $33

Ride downhill from Kintamani through Bali’s villages, rice fields, temples, and home industries with lunch, coffee, guides, and hotel pickup.

“Highly recommend, well worth it. The bike tour allowed you to see the more authentic side of Bali - biking to a local home, villages, and rice paddies. The guides were excellent while you were biking, one in the front one in the back , so yoRead more”

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7.Haunted Valley Waterfall ATV and Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 251 reviews · from $50

Review the Ubud Haunted Valley ATV and bike tour, with rice fields, waterfalls, village tracks, lunch, transfers, costs, and practical tips.

“The buggies were fun but a bit worn out, I managed to break two of them. Guides were good and informative and keep making sure we were having fun despite the breakdowns. Bike ride was easy hardly had to pedal. Waterfall was good and worth the clamber over the rocks”

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8.Bali Countryside Cycling Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 246 reviews · from $36

Ride downhill through Bali villages, rice fields, and mountain views with breakfast, lunch, hotel transfers, and local cultural stops.

“We had the best day out on this tour. Our guide Kartik was incredibly warm, helpful and enthusiastic and we learnt so much about Balinese culture whilst enjoying a fantastic day out discovering the countryside. If you want to get off the beaten track for a day and see the real Bali, this tour is for you. Plus, it's super fun whizzing through villages and navigating rice paddies on a bike! Look out for potholes, dogs and chickens in the road!”

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9.Half Day Cycling Tour ( Manual Bike )

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 225 reviews · from $33

Cycle downhill through Balinese villages, rice fields, and local homes on a scenic Ubud tour with meals, transfers, and a manual bike included.

“A fabulous day . . . terrific guide in Yoga and his 2 offsiders. An easy ride through a relatively quiet area . . . delicious breakfast and lunch in a stunningly beautiful area. A great look into Bali culture as we weaved our way though many villagRead more”

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10.Bali Downhill Cultural Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 224 reviews · from $33

Review of Bali’s easy downhill cycling tour from Ubud, with Kintamani views, coffee, villages, culture, meals, guides, value, and practical tips.

“We are here in bali on a 20 day tour and got more info from this cycling tour then with our long tour guide.”

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11.Kotagede Royal Route – Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 207 reviews · from $57

Cycle Yogyakarta’s Kota Gede, visit Mataram tombs, taste local snacks, and see daily life on a 3-hour sustainable tour.

“Good fun cycling around Yogyakarta! Lots of information about the local history and saying hi to locals. The cycling is a bit harrowing since you'll be cycling on the main roads and small alleyways with cobblestone, so I recommend having decent confidence on a bike beRead more”

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12.Bali Eco & Educational Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 186 reviews · from $48

Cycle Bali’s rural back roads from Kintamani, enjoy Mount Batur views, Balinese food, family-friendly support, and hotel pickup.

“Excellent guide. Such a fun way to explore the area. Wonderful getting away from the crowded streets. Good balance of activities.”

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13.Kintamani Downhill Cycling Tour with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 171 reviews · from $29

Cycle downhill from Kintamani through Bali villages, temples, rice fields, and family compounds, with local lunch and hotel transfers included.

“This downhill cycling tour from Kintamani to Ubud was absolutely amazing and became one of the highlights of our Bali trip. The route is mostly downhill, making it very easy and enjoyable even for beginners.”

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14.Jogja Hidden Gems – Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 158 reviews · from $45

Cycle 11 kilometers through Yogyakarta’s riverside kampungs, royal grounds, temples, markets, and local food stops with a small group.

“We did the Hidden Gems bike tour and had a really enjoyable afternoon. Our guide Alfat was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of the history of Yogyakarta with us. We got to see parts of the city that as tourists we wouldn’t ordinarily get to see. We also learned about daily life in the “kampung” and were able to sample some local snacks and drinks. A great way to spend an afternoon.”

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15.Alas Harum Day-Pass, Swing, Sky Bike & Flying Fox

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 144 reviews · 1 day · from $4Best value

Review of Alas Harum Bali, with swings, sky bike, zip line, coffee tour, rice terrace views, practical tips, prices, and access details.

“Voor nog geen € 3,00 kan je door het park lopen en alles aanschouwen. Optioneel kan je bijvoorbeeld op de schommel, zip-line, vliegfiets of naar de zwembaden. Voor al het extra’s betaal je. Het is een park voor mensen die van fotografie houden en een stukJe Indonesische cultuur willen aanschouwen. Horeca is goed verzorgd. Ben je slecht ter been dan zou ik dit park overslaan. Veel hoogte verschil, trappen en niet altijd een leuning aanwezig. Heb je kleine kinderen, hou ze in de gaten.”

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