Ubud: Yoga, Rice Terrace Walk & Floating Breakfast Tour

Summary

Yoga at sunrise rice terrace walks and floating breakfast in Ubud

You’ll start your morning with gentle yoga surrounded by Ubud’s misty air before chasing down your floating breakfast at a scenic café (it’s trickier than it looks). Then wander Bali’s iconic rice terraces with locals nearby—expect muddy shoes and big smiles. It’s one of those days you’ll keep thinking about long after you leave.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Yoga, floating breakfast, rice walk

• Practice tranquil yoga session
• Enjoy floating breakfast
• Walk through rice terraces

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included for this Ubud yoga tour?

Yes, free pickup is available from Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Denpasar, Sanur, Unggasan and more.

What does the floating breakfast include?

The floating breakfast includes coffee or tea and various breakfast dishes served on a tray in a pool at a scenic café.

How long is the rice terrace walk?

The exact duration isn’t specified but expect enough time for a relaxed stroll through the terraces after breakfast.

Is this tour suitable for pregnant travelers?

No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers due to physical activity involved.

Are entrance tickets included for the rice terrace?

Yes, entrance tickets for the rice terrace are included in your tour.

Is there an air-conditioned vehicle provided?

Yes, transportation is provided in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Do I need prior yoga experience?

No prior experience is needed—the class welcomes all levels.

Is lunch included on this tour?

No lunch is mentioned; only breakfast (floating) is included along with drinks like coffee or tea.

What’s included

Your day includes free hotel pickup from several Bali locations including Ubud and Seminyak; entry fees for the rice terrace; a ticket for your morning yoga class; transportation by air-conditioned vehicle; coffee or tea; plus that famous floating breakfast at a scenic café before heading back.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I remember is the way the air felt—cool but sticky, that early Bali morning kind of damp. We’d barely finished yawning when our driver picked us up in Ubud (I think he said his name was Putu, but I was still half asleep). By the time we reached the yoga shala, the light had started to turn gold. There was incense burning somewhere—sweet, smoky—and for a minute I just listened to birds arguing over breakfast. Our instructor smiled and told us not to worry if we couldn’t touch our toes. I definitely couldn’t.

After yoga, I was starving. They took us to this café where breakfast literally floats on a tray in the pool—I’d seen it on Instagram but didn’t expect it to feel so…quiet? The coffee came hot and strong, with fruit that tasted like sunshine. My eggs kept drifting away from me (not as glamorous as it looks, honestly), but I laughed so hard trying to catch them that even the waiter grinned. The main keyword here is “floating breakfast,” but what sticks with me is how peaceful everything felt—like Bali wanted you to slow down whether you liked it or not.

We ended up walking through these ridiculous green rice terraces after eating, shoes squishing in mud. There were old women bent over in wide hats, waving as we passed—one of them tried to teach me how to say “thank you” in Balinese and I’m sure I butchered it. The sun got hotter fast and my shirt stuck to my back, but there was something about the way the light hit those terraces that made me want to just stand there forever. Honestly, if you’re looking for a day trip from Ubud that feels both touristy and real at the same time…this is it.