Ubud: Electric Bike Tour, Rice Terraces & Lunch with Pickup

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Electric cycling past Ubud’s rice fields with local lunch

You’ll ride an electric bike through Ubud’s rice fields and villages with a local guide leading the way. Expect real moments: farmers waving hello, strong Balinese coffee at a plantation stop, and lunch with new friends after seeing Tegalalang’s famous terraces. There’s space for laughter and quiet too—this tour feels both relaxed and alive.

Step-by-step itinerary

Electric bike tour of Ubud sites

Start at eBikes Bali offices
Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Explore local coffee plantation and giant swing

The Experience

I almost missed the hotel pickup because I thought I had time for another coffee — turns out, Balinese drivers are way more punctual than I am. The minivan was cool inside (thank god), and by the time we reached the eBikes Bali office, I’d already sweated through my sunscreen. Our guide Wayan grinned when he handed me a helmet and said not to worry about hills — “electric bicycle does most of the work,” he promised. He wasn’t lying, but I still pedaled just to feel like I earned the view.

The first stretch out of Ubud was all morning chatter from roosters and mopeds, plus the smell of incense drifting from doorways. We stopped at Tegalalang Rice Terrace — it’s famous for a reason. Sunlight hit the paddies in stripes, and there was this moment where everything went quiet except for some distant laughter from farmers working below. Wayan explained how the water system works (subak? I hope I’m saying that right). Honestly, standing there made me realize how much work goes into what looks so peaceful.

Later we rolled through a village where kids waved at us like we were celebrities on wheels. There was a quick stop at a coffee plantation — not gonna lie, the kopi luwak story is wild (I’ll let you Google that one). Tried some fresh brew; it tasted earthy and strong enough to wake up anyone who’d dozed off on their e-bike. Someone dared the giant swing — not me, but it was hilarious watching Li try to pose mid-air while shrieking. Lunch after felt extra good: spicy chicken, veggies, rice — simple but perfect after riding in humid air. My shirt stuck to my back in patches but no one cared.

I keep thinking about that patch of green silence above the terraces. If you’re considering an electric cycling tour of Ubud, don’t overthink it — just go. It’s not about being a “cyclist” or whatever; it’s more like being let in on something local for a few hours.

What’s included

Your day includes air-conditioned hotel pickup and drop-off in Ubud area, all use of e-bike and helmet gear, bottled water along the route, guidance from a friendly local guide throughout your ride past rice fields and villages, plus a traditional Balinese lunch after your morning adventure—so you can just show up ready to pedal (or coast) without worrying about logistics.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcome

Operated by eBikes Bali