Bike tours · SEMINYAK
Good seminyak cycling tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cycle quiet village roads near Seminyak with Bali Lost Adventure guides, including Gigi, Edi, and Katut. Stop at a traditional house, rice fields, and possibly a local school, then cool off with a fresh coconut before lunch beside the fields and river.
“Great tour guides, directions & bikes were good. School visit was great with giving stationary. Will recommend Gigi, Edi & Katut.”
Leave Seminyak’s traffic behind for an easy, mostly downhill ride through villages, farms, rice paddies, and temple roads. Guides such as Simon, Anto, Wiyasa, and Darta explain local life, then local hosts lead a cooking demonstration and lunch. Hotel pickup, bikes, helmets, water, and entrance fees are included.
“Our guide Aton was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. The cooking class was fun, interesting and so delicious. The village and our hosts were so informative and friendly. Well worth the money.”
Ride from Mount Batur through Ubud’s quiet country lanes with a guide, stopping at Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a coffee plantation, temples, farms, and village roads. Breakfast, Balinese lunch, bicycle, helmet, transport, and water are included. Children ages 1 to 12 can join gentler routes.
“The Bali Breeze cycling tour was a highlight of our stay in Bali. The ride was fantastic and the support crew were super friendly and helpful. Our guide, Stone, was a wealth of information and careful to make sure everyone had a great time. With all the inclusions, this is an experience that is great value for money. Absolutely recommend!”
Start from Seminyak at 7:30 am for a private Bali day out with driver-guide Wayan and cycling guide Sena. After a light breakfast, cycle downhill for two hours through village scenery, then visit Ubud Palace, Monkey Forest, Goa Gajah, and Tegenungan Waterfall. Lunch, tickets, equipment, and hotel pickup are included.
“We had a great time. Our driver, Wayan, picked us up on time and answered any question we had (we had a lot of questions) about the area and what different things we passed on the road were for. We then had Sena (not sure if that'Read more”
Gravel or tarmac, a motor or your own legs, a guide or a route on the phone.
