Top 8 Countryside Cycling Tours in Indonesia

1.Menoreh Village Cycling

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 611 reviews · from $22Our pick

Ride 11 to 17 kilometers through Nanggulan’s rice fields, riverside paths, and village lanes with a local guide. You’ll stop for tempe benguk, fried tofu, and jamu, learn about farming and local customs, and return to MOANA Basecamp after about three hours. Groups are small, and children are not permitted.

“This was such a fun and interesting tour of the countryside and villages. I got some good exercise while cycling through beautiful scenery, while my guide shed light on culture, flora, and fauna of area. Amazing!”

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2.Rice Terraces & Villages Half-Day Fat Tire E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 602 reviews · 4 hours · from $33

You’ll ride a fat-tire e-bike through Ubud’s rice fields, Tegalalang village, temple stops, and the Cekingan Terrace with an English-speaking guide such as Wayan, Kadek, or Made. Expect a small group, local stories, photo stops, water, and a Balinese lunch. Pickup covers hotels within 5 kilometers of central Ubud.

“Amazing!!! You can't skip this it was so fun and you get to see many rice fields and a 'real Ubud/ Bali". Incredible guides. Highly recommend doing this tour - it will be a highlight of my trip.”

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3.Bali Countryside Cycling Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 246 reviews · from $36

Start with breakfast overlooking Mt. Batur and Lake Batur, then ride mostly downhill through villages, rice fields, and farm roads toward Ubud. Guides such as Kadek, Kartik, and Nyoman explain Balinese life along the way. Expect about eight hours, hotel pickup, coffee, lunch, and a relaxed group ride rather than a serious mountain-bike challenge.

“Really wanted to thank Bali Bike tours for a great experience. Probably our favourite tour in Bali. Get authentic views of the rice fields and bali daily life. Great stops and food. Thank you”

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4.PRIVATE Bike Tour inside Rice Field Ubud Countryside

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 118 reviews · 2h 30m · from $21Best value

Meet at Dewa Bike Tour in Mas, Ubud, then ride quiet village roads with an English-speaking guide such as Dewa, Agus, Degus, or Putu. Visit a local school, family compound, village temple, rice fields, and possibly a coffee stop. Regular and electric bikes are available, with about 80% of the route beside rice fields.

“Our guide, Degus, was fantastic! He explained everything we saw on the way very detailed and passionate. Answered the many questions that we had patiently and gave elaborate answers. It was fascinating to learn more about the real way of living in Bali and the views of the rice fields in between were lovely.”

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5.Bali Countryside Cycling Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 112 reviews · from $58

Spend 8 to 10 hours exploring Bali beyond Ubud on a mostly downhill bike ride through rice fields, bamboo forest, villages, and temple grounds. Bali Hai Tours provides hotel transfers, bikes, helmets, meals, water, guides, and a support van. Guides such as Ketut, Sandy, and Komang are often praised for safety and local insight.

“This was a must do experience in ubud. The best fun way to see the countryside and village life. Ketuk and his caring happy team looked after us very well. The route was varied and sometimes quite narrow and undulating which just added to the fun. To top it off at the end we enjoyed one of the best lunches we have had during our stay in Bali”

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6.Sanur Village E-bike Tour: Family-Friendly Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 85 reviews · 2h 30m · from $47

Ride an easy-to-use e-bike through Sanur’s quieter villages with an English-speaking guide such as Rika, Reka, or Erika. Visit mangroves, a temple, rice and watermelon fields, a local market, and a turtle conservation site, then finish with a young coconut and Indonesian lunch by the beach. The 2.5-hour small-group tour suits confident bike riders.

“2.5 hours on an e-bike was a perfect way to see the highlights around Sanur. Loved the variety of highlights- turtle rehab, rice fields, mangroves, local temple, the day fresh food market, and finished the ride with a delicious gelato. Our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and kept checking that those on the tour were happy and managing the bikes. I hadn't ridden a bike for many years so having a friendly guide who checked in regularly was very appreciated. #sanurvillageebiketour”

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7.E-Bike Tour with Rice Terrace and Village Visit

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 71 reviews · 3 hours · from $27

Ride an easy-to-manage e-bike from north of Ubud through villages, rice fields, temples, and the Cekingan and Tegallalang terraces. Guides such as Agung and Raika explain Balinese homes, farming, and local customs. Some options include hotel transfers and a meal, while coffee tasting and other stops may vary.

“The tour was brilliant, got to see a more local side of Bali. The view from the restaurant where the free meal was provided was fantastic and the food was tasty. The riding was very manageable but you are on public roads and some small twisty paths so some experience on a bike would be beneficial. The guys who run the tour (I.e the family as its family run) we super kind and willing to answer any questions and help out where needed.”

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8.E-Bike: Ubud Rice Terraces & Traditional Villages Cycling

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 37 reviews · from $25

Ride an electric bike through Tegallalang’s rice paddies and quiet Balinese villages with an English-speaking local guide. Harry is a standout guide, sharing farming traditions, village life, and family connections. The small-group tour includes water, insurance, a shower, towel, locker, and an optional traditional meal.

“Our guide Harry was AWESOME. He definitely made the tour memorable for our family. Very knowledgeable, spoke excellent English, and just a pleasant person to be around. We were able to meet with a local artist at his family compound, and we even met Harry’s mother and other people from his village while we were touring one of the rice fields as it was being harvested. I HIGHLY recommend this tour for anyone who wants to see and meet authentic Balinese people and culture.”

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