Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour and Visit Batur Volcano

Bali’s natural landscapes offer a thrilling cycling adventure for the intrepid traveler. The Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour takes participants on a 25-kilometer descent, showcasing the region’s magnificent vistas surrounding Batur Volcano. With an experienced guide, cyclists can enjoy local culture, visit a coffee plantation, and savor a delicious lunch. This exhilarating excursion promises an unforgettable experience, leaving adventurers eager to discover more of Bali’s captivating wonders.

Key Points

• This 5-8 hour tour offers a downhill cycling experience with a visit to the Batur Volcano in Bali, starting from locations around Ubud and Gianyar.
• The tour includes a visit to a coffee plantation, a traditional Balinese village, and opportunities to explore rice paddies, temples, and local culture.
• The cycling distance is approximately 25 kilometers, primarily downhill, with an English-speaking guide and the provision of mountain bikes and safety equipment.
• Lunch, fruits, water, and a cold face towel are included, along with pickup/drop-off, admission fees, personal insurance, and gratuities.
• The tour is not suitable for individuals with altitude sickness or those over 95 years, and a suggested meeting point is provided for travelers outside the Ubud area.

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Tour Overview

The Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour offers an opportunity to experience the cultural, traditional, and natural aspects of Bali while enjoying stunning landscapes, particularly the iconic Mount Batur volcano.

The tour lasts 5-8 hours and costs from Kč 721 per person. Customers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund and book their spot without immediate payment.

The tour includes pickup and drop-off, cycling equipment, meals, and an English-speaking guide. Group size is limited to 10 participants, with a senior guide and a secondary guide, and a car follows the group in case of emergencies.

Itinerary Highlights

The Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour includes a range of activities and sights throughout the day.

Participants will be picked up from various locations around Ubud and Gianyar districts. They’ll visit a coffee plantation, explore the Batur Volcano, and take a tour of a traditional Balinese village.

Lunch is provided during the 1.5-hour break. The cycling portion covers approximately 25 kilometers, primarily downhill on small village roads.

Along the way, travelers can enjoy the island’s culture, traditions, and daily life, including opportunities to see rice paddies, temples, and local homes.

Cultural Experience

As part of the Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour, travelers can engage with real Balinese culture, traditions, and daily life. There are opportunities to see rice paddies, temples, and traditional Balinese homes. Interactions with local farmers during rice harvesting may also be possible, depending on the season. This immersive cultural experience allows visitors to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Balinese way of life.

| Balinese Culture | Balinese Traditions | Balinese Daily Life |

|——————|——————-|——————-|

| Rice Paddies | Temples | Farmer Interactions|

| Traditional Homes| Rituals | Harvesting |

| Art & Handicrafts| Ceremonies | Customs |

| Music & Dance | Beliefs | Community |

| Cuisine | Attire | Work |

Inclusions

The Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour includes a return journey from the hotel to the starting point in an air-conditioned vehicle.

The tour includes a return journey from the hotel to the starting point in an air-conditioned vehicle.

The tour also provides mountain bikes and safety helmets. Lunch, fruits, water, and a cold face towel are included post-ride. An English-speaking guide accompanies the group, and all admission fees and personal insurance are covered. Gratuities are also included in the tour price.

The group size is limited to 10 participants, with a senior guide and a secondary guide. A car follows the group in case of emergencies.

This comprehensive package ensures a seamless and enjoyable cycling experience.

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Important Information

Not suitable for individuals with altitude sickness or those over 95 years. Recommended items to bring include comfortable shoes, a change of clothes, a camera, and cash. The group size is limited to 10 participants, with a senior guide and a secondary guide. A car follows the group in case of emergencies. For travelers outside the Ubud area, a meeting point is suggested.

| Important Information |

|———————-|

| Not suitable for individuals with altitude sickness or those over 95 years |

| Recommended items to bring: Comfortable shoes, change of clothes, camera, comfortable clothing, cash |

| Group size: Limited to 10 participants, with a senior guide and a secondary guide |

| Car follows the group in case of emergencies |

| Meeting point suggested for travelers outside Ubud area |

Pickup and Drop-off Locations

Seven pickup and drop-off locations are available for the Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour, serving the regions of Gianyar, Payangan, Sukawati, Tegallalang, Ubud, and Tampaksiring.

This convenience allows participants to join the tour directly from their accommodations in these areas.

The tour includes roundtrip transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle from the pickup location to the cycling start point.

At the end of the tour, participants are dropped off back at their original pickup location, making for a seamless and hassle-free experience.

Cycling Route

Although the cycling route spans approximately 25 kilometers, it’s primarily downhill on small village roads, allowing participants to effortlessly navigate the scenic landscape.

The route takes cyclists through lush rice paddies, past traditional Balinese homes, and along the slopes of the magnificent Mount Batur volcano.

The downhill nature of the ride means minimal pedaling is required, enabling riders to fully enjoy the cultural and natural wonders that surround them.

With the support vehicle following the group, participants can enjoy the cycling experience with peace of mind, knowing assistance is readily available if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Drinking Water Provided Throughout the Tour?

Yes, drinking water is provided throughout the tour. The inclusions mention that bottled water is provided for participants, ensuring they stay hydrated during the cycling and various activities.

Can I Bring My Own Bike or Rent One On-Site?

The tour provides mountain bikes and safety helmets. Participants can’t bring their own bikes, but they can rent one on-site. The bikes are suitable for the cycling route, which is primarily downhill on small village roads.

Is Photography Allowed at the Coffee Plantation and Village?

Photography is generally allowed at the coffee plantation and throughout the traditional village tour. Participants are encouraged to capture the cultural experiences and scenic landscapes encountered during the tour.

Will There Be Any Stops for Restroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour includes stops at various locations, including a coffee plantation and traditional village, where restroom facilities will be available for participants to use during the tour. Frequent breaks are built into the itinerary.

Can I Purchase Balinese Souvenirs or Handicrafts During the Tour?

Yes, the tour includes visits to a traditional village where you can purchase Balinese souvenirs and handicrafts. The itinerary allows time for browsing local shops and interacting with artisans during the tour.

The Sum Up

The Bali Natural Downhill Cycling Tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Bali’s captivating landscapes. Participants will embark on a thrilling 25-kilometer downhill ride, seeing the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. With an experienced guide, travelers can expect a seamless and memorable adventure, complete with a visit to a coffee plantation and a delectable lunch, making this tour an unmissable experience in Bali.

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