Electric Bike and Swing Package

If you’re after an active, authentic, and well-rounded day out in Bali, the Electric Bike and Swing Package in Ubud might just be your perfect match. This tour promises an engaging way to see the island’s lush landscapes, learn about local traditions, and even snap some memorable photos on the famous Bali swing—all in one compact, well-organized experience.

What sets this tour apart? We love the easy-to-ride e-bikes that make tackling Bali’s hilly terrain a breeze, the thoughtfully curated stops for cultural insights and local food, and the small group size that keeps things intimate and personalized. Plus, the inclusion of meals, transfers, and insurance adds a level of convenience that’s worth appreciating.

However, a potential consideration is the moderate physical fitness level required—this isn’t a leisurely cruise; it involves some active riding. This tour is best for those who enjoy light exercise, are comfortable on a bike, and want a genuine taste of Bali beyond the typical tourist spots.

If you’re someone who loves discovering new places on two wheels, appreciates local culture, and enjoys a good mix of adventure and comfort, this experience is likely a great fit.

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Key Points

Authentic Experience: Combines cycling through rice fields, villages, and temples with cultural insights.
All-Inclusive Value: Includes meals, snacks, transfers, bike, helmet, and insurance.
Scenic Highlights: Bali swing, Gunung Raung Temple, Bresela rice terraces, and more.
Expert Guides: Knowledgeable local guides like Yoga and Kadek enhance the experience.
Small Group: Limited to 15 travelers, ensuring personalized attention.
Comfort & Convenience: Pickup, mobile tickets, and well-planned itinerary.

An In-Depth Look at the Tour Experience

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Starting the Day: From Breakfast to Bali’s Green Fields

The tour kicks off early in the morning at the Greenkubu Restaurant, a picture-perfect spot with a welcoming vibe. You’ll enjoy a hearty breakfast, often featuring Indonesian favorites, while soaking in views that instantly set the tone for the day. Reviewers frequently mention how the breakfast, including pancakes and local delicacies, is a highlight—“absolutely beautiful” and the “best pancakes” being common compliments. This meal sets a relaxed tone before jumping into action.

Once fueled up, the group is introduced to the e-bikes. Guides like Yoga, who’s praised for his fluent English and friendly demeanor, walk you through the bikes’ features and safety tips. Riders of all skill levels find these bikes easy to handle, thanks to the electric assist that makes uphill climbs less daunting. The group size remains small—usually around 15 people—which means more personalized guidance and less waiting around.

Exploring Kintamani and Taro Village: A Ride Through Culture and Nature

The first stop is in Abuan Kintamani village, where the guide provides context about Bali’s landscape and culture. Riders then start their descent into Taro Village, a charming area where traditional Balinese life is still very much alive. Here, you’ll visit local houses and see how extended families live, giving a tangible glimpse of Bali’s communal lifestyle. As one reviewer put it, “being shown how Balinese live by locals like Dalma adds a special layer to the trip”.

Next, there’s a coffee break in a palm garden, where you can sip fresh coffee amidst lush greenery. This stop is often highlighted as a “relaxing moment” and a chance to chat with locals and fellow travelers. Afterward, you visit Gunung Raung Temple, a peaceful spot with scenic views, perfect for quiet reflection or snapping photos.

Riding through Bresela and Tegallalang: Rice Paddies and Irrigation Insights

The highlight for many is the ride through Bresela rice terraces, where you’ll learn about the subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-listed tradition that’s been practiced for centuries. The terraced fields and the lush greenery create a visual feast, and guides like Kadek are praised for their knowledge and friendliness—“they make the ride both fun and educational”.

In Tegallalang, the final riding stop before lunch, you’ll soak in the iconic rice paddies. Reviewers often mention how this part feels like a postcard scene, perfect for a quick photo and a moment of awe.

Lunch and the Bali Swing: A Perfect Ending

After the riding, the group reconvenes at Greenkubu Café for a generous Indonesian lunch, often including local favorites like nasi goreng or satay. The food is described as “delicious” and satisfying after a morning of activity.

Post-lunch, it’s time for the signature Bali swing experience. This photo opportunity is a favorite, with many reviewers saying it’s a “must-do” for its fun and scenic spots. The swing offers a “fantastic vantage point” for capturing Bali’s lush landscape and vivid skies, and the staff help make sure everyone gets a good shot.

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Final Thoughts About the Tour

The day wraps up with transportation back to your hotel in Ubud or South Bali, making it a truly hassle-free experience. The small group size and friendly guides, as highlighted in reviews, ensure a relaxed atmosphere and a wealth of local insights.

Why This Tour Offers Great Value

At $41 per person, this package includes all essentials—bike, helmet, insurance, meals, and transfers—making it an economical way to explore Bali’s countryside authentically. The reviews consistently praise the professionalism of guides like Yoga and Kadek, noting their enthusiasm and local knowledge which enrich the experience.

The variety of stops—from rice terraces to temples, coffee gardens, and cultural homes—offers a well-rounded taste of Bali’s natural beauty and traditions. Plus, the inclusion of meals and a photo opportunity on the swing adds a fun, memorable touch without extra cost.

How the Tour Compares to Other Activities

Compared to other Bali adventures like ATV rides or private sightseeing tours, this experience balances active exploration and culture at a reasonable price point. The small group format ensures fewer crowds and more interaction, making it ideal for travelers who prefer a personal touch.

Who Will Love This Tour?

This tour is perfect for adventure lovers, culture enthusiasts, and foodies alike. It suits those who are comfortable on a bike and enjoy light physical activity, but it’s not overly strenuous thanks to the electric assist. Families with children aged 18 and up, couples, or solo travelers seeking a dynamic day out will find plenty to love.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the bikes are equipped with electric assist, making hills manageable for most riders. Guides ensure safety and provide clear instructions, so even beginners can enjoy the ride.

What is included in the price?
The $41 fee covers the bike, helmet, insurance, breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks, transfers from hotel, and the Bali swing photo opportunity.

How long is the entire tour?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, from early morning pickup to late afternoon drop-off, giving plenty of time to enjoy each stop without feeling rushed.

Are there any age restrictions?
Yes, the minimum age is 18 years old. The physical demand is moderate, so travelers should have a reasonable fitness level.

What should I bring?
Bring comfortable clothing suitable for cycling, sunscreen, a hat, and a camera for photos. Water is typically provided, but carrying a refillable bottle is encouraged.

Can I cancel the tour easily?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind if your plans change.

Final Thoughts

The Electric Bike and Swing Package in Ubud offers a well-balanced mix of adventure, culture, and comfort. You’ll pedal through Bali’s iconic rice terraces, visit traditional villages, and dine on delicious local dishes—all while enjoying the company of friendly guides and a small group. The inclusion of cultural insights and photo opportunities makes it more than just a bike ride; it’s a chance to connect with Bali’s essence.

This tour shines particularly for travelers who want an active day with meaningful stops, good value, and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a casual explorer, you’ll come away with a deeper appreciation for Bali’s beauty and traditions, plus some fantastic photos to prove it.

In short, if you’re after an authentic, scenic, and fun-filled day that hits all the right notes, this tour deserves a spot on your Bali itinerary.