You’ll cycle from Kintamani with Mount Batur views, glide through real Balinese villages, taste local fruit, and finish with a good meal—all guided by locals who know every shortcut and story.
The air up in Kintamani’s hills felt cool on my face as we unloaded the bikes—Mount Batur looming quietly behind us. Our guide, Wayan, handed out helmets and ran through the basics. He even double-checked everyone’s brakes and gears, which I appreciated since I hadn’t cycled in ages. There was a faint smell of wood smoke drifting from a nearby warung where locals were already busy with breakfast prep.
The ride itself? Mostly downhill—easy enough for beginners but still lively. We coasted through tiny Balinese villages where kids waved and roosters darted across the road. At one stop, Wayan pointed out a temple older than my grandparents and let us try some fresh rambutan from a roadside stall. The bamboo forest at Taro was something else—tall stalks creaking overhead, sunlight flickering through like a slow disco ball. By the time we reached the restaurant for lunch (the nasi campur was spot-on), my legs were tired but happy.
Yes! Most of the route is downhill or flat. Our guide makes sure everyone feels comfortable before starting.
Wear comfy clothes and closed shoes. We provide helmets, water, transfers, and lunch—just bring your camera and some sunscreen.
Absolutely—just let us know when you book so we can prepare a tasty veggie option for you.
The tour is recommended for ages 10 to 65 years old. It’s not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with heart conditions.
Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off (Southern Bali areas), all cycling gear (helmet, bike), bottled water during the ride, English-speaking local guide, insurance coverage, and a gourmet lunch at our restaurant. Vegetarian options are available if you let us know ahead of time.
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