I did this cycling tour today with 13 of my family and friends and had a great day.This was a lot of fun, you start the day with visiting a coffee plantation and you can try the Luwak coffee and about 7 coffee and tea varieties. We then drove to Kintamani and have breakfast over looking Mt Batur and Lake... More

It was very informative as well as enjoyable trip down the volcano through rice fields, villages and hillsides. We absolutely loved it. Bali ecocycling team was very friendly and helpful. We had a great time

I still thought about the cycling experience that I had in Ubud. That was in December 12 of 2012, I went cycling while staying at Furama Villas. OKA was my cycling coach. He took me through villages, to small cattle house that has two baby cows, into the rice filed, helping me to talk with smaller children from the villages,... More

Had the most amazing time with these guys. Could of cruised the villages and the jungles all day. Bikes were in good nick and our guide Jering was very informative, relaxed and extremely funny. Get on ya bike and have a go.

For many years I have not cycling, but when i was in Bali in Sept 2011, I had booked countryside cycling package. I found out it was very very fun. During the session, We (there were a group of cyclers) were visited few places such paddy fields, local tradisional houses and etc.... I would do it again whenever I have... More

we visited rice fields in the middle of island and saw small villages with bananas tries and visited fruit market with many kinds of fruits and tasted them, we tasted coconut "drink" and feel short rain under the rice field. Everything is green, it very nice. Recommended.

We chose Bali's countryside cycling (Bali Hai) because we thought the itenerary seemed the most unique and interesting. We were not disappointed! We were picked up from our hotel around 8 am and drove to a coffee/tea/ spice plantation. The plantation was absolutely beautiful and we were given several free samples of some extremely delicious coffees and teas. Luwak coffee... More

we took the Bali countryside cycling tour with Kadek, Wayan and Eddie in March (this review is a little late!) and had a fantastic time, the tour is seemlessly organised and offers a variety of routes depending on your confidence levels. We stopped at a coffee and tea plantations, a bamboo plantation, volcano, local villages and a number of temples... More

I love cycling around countryside. I am also a tour guide of it in Solo-indonesia Ubud is a nice place in Bali. I love it