



by Greenbike Adventure
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$66The Kintamani Cultural and Nature Cycling Tour with Manual Bike and Traditional Lunch from Ubud lasts between seven and nine hours. The tour begins with hotel pickup in Ubud by air-conditioned vehicle. The group first drives to a plantation in the Kintamani area for a coffee break. This break includes pancakes or smoothie bowls for gluten-free requests, along with coffee and tea tastings while overlooking a green valley. After the break, the vehicle continues for about thirty minutes to Abuan Village in Kintamani, where the cycling portion of the tour starts near mandarin orange gardens. Participants receive safety instructions and an introduction to the tour before beginning the ride on manual bicycles. The first stop is at a traditional Balinese house in Abuan Village, where the guide explains the architectural style influenced by Hindu and pre-Hindu elements. The ride then proceeds through the rural forest of Taro Village, with an optional trail available for those who want a more challenging route. The next stop is Gunung Raung Temple in Taro Village, which dates back to the eighth century and is considered Bali's first temple. The tour continues to Bresela rice fields, where the guide explains the Subak irrigation system, an important part of Balinese rice farming. The final cycling stop is at Hyang Api Temple in Payangan. After completing the ride, participants have lunch at Greenkubu Cafe, which overlooks the surrounding landscape. The tour includes the use of manual bicycles, water, snacks, wet weather gear if needed, a professional English-speaking guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off within the Ubud area by air-conditioned vehicle. Participants are advised to wear walking or sport shoes and bring sunscreen and a small backpack for cameras or video equipment.
Greenbike Adventure
The tour starts with hotel pickup, followed by a drive to a Balinese plantation for a coffee break. Pancakes or smoothie bowls are available for gluten-free requests, served with coffee or tea overlooking a green valley. After a 30-minute drive to Abuan Village, the cycling begins near mandarin orange gardens. The guide provides safety instructions and an overview of the trip. The first stop on the bike ride is a traditional Balinese house where guides explain the architecture influenced by Hindu and pre-Hindu elements. Riders may choose to take an optional trail through Taro Village's forest for a more adventurous route. The group then visits Gunung Raung Temple, built in the 8th century and located centrally in Bali. The tour continues to rice fields in Bresela to learn about the Subak irrigation system. The last stop on the ride is Hyang Api Temple in Payangan. After cycling, lunch is served at Greenkubu Cafe with views of the surroundings before returning to the hotel.
300 min
Tegalalang
A brief stop to take photos of the Tegallalang rice terrace.
15 min
Kintamani
The cycling tour begins at Abuan Kintamani Village.
30 min
Kintamani
The first stop is a visit to a local household in Abuan Village.
45 min
Taro
Coffee break takes place in Taro Village, which also features Gunung Raung Temple, the oldest temple in Bali.
60 min
Bresela
Stop at Bresela rice fields to observe the irrigation system used in Balinese farming.
45 min
Payangan
The cycling tour ends at Hyang Api Temple located in Payangan.
30 min
Greenkubu Cafe
Lunch is served at Greenkubu Cafe after the bike ride, offering views of the surrounding area.
60 min




by Greenbike Adventure
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$66The Kintamani Cultural and Nature Cycling Tour with Manual Bike and Traditional Lunch from Ubud lasts between seven and nine hours. The tour begins with hotel pickup in Ubud by air-conditioned vehicle. The group first drives to a plantation in the Kintamani area for a coffee break. This break includes pancakes or smoothie bowls for gluten-free requests, along with coffee and tea tastings while overlooking a green valley. After the break, the vehicle continues for about thirty minutes to Abuan Village in Kintamani, where the cycling portion of the tour starts near mandarin orange gardens. Participants receive safety instructions and an introduction to the tour before beginning the ride on manual bicycles. The first stop is at a traditional Balinese house in Abuan Village, where the guide explains the architectural style influenced by Hindu and pre-Hindu elements. The ride then proceeds through the rural forest of Taro Village, with an optional trail available for those who want a more challenging route. The next stop is Gunung Raung Temple in Taro Village, which dates back to the eighth century and is considered Bali's first temple. The tour continues to Bresela rice fields, where the guide explains the Subak irrigation system, an important part of Balinese rice farming. The final cycling stop is at Hyang Api Temple in Payangan. After completing the ride, participants have lunch at Greenkubu Cafe, which overlooks the surrounding landscape. The tour includes the use of manual bicycles, water, snacks, wet weather gear if needed, a professional English-speaking guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off within the Ubud area by air-conditioned vehicle. Participants are advised to wear walking or sport shoes and bring sunscreen and a small backpack for cameras or video equipment.
Greenbike Adventure
The tour starts with hotel pickup, followed by a drive to a Balinese plantation for a coffee break. Pancakes or smoothie bowls are available for gluten-free requests, served with coffee or tea overlooking a green valley. After a 30-minute drive to Abuan Village, the cycling begins near mandarin orange gardens. The guide provides safety instructions and an overview of the trip. The first stop on the bike ride is a traditional Balinese house where guides explain the architecture influenced by Hindu and pre-Hindu elements. Riders may choose to take an optional trail through Taro Village's forest for a more adventurous route. The group then visits Gunung Raung Temple, built in the 8th century and located centrally in Bali. The tour continues to rice fields in Bresela to learn about the Subak irrigation system. The last stop on the ride is Hyang Api Temple in Payangan. After cycling, lunch is served at Greenkubu Cafe with views of the surroundings before returning to the hotel.
300 min
Tegalalang
A brief stop to take photos of the Tegallalang rice terrace.
15 min
Kintamani
The cycling tour begins at Abuan Kintamani Village.
30 min
Kintamani
The first stop is a visit to a local household in Abuan Village.
45 min
Taro
Coffee break takes place in Taro Village, which also features Gunung Raung Temple, the oldest temple in Bali.
60 min
Bresela
Stop at Bresela rice fields to observe the irrigation system used in Balinese farming.
45 min
Payangan
The cycling tour ends at Hyang Api Temple located in Payangan.
30 min
Greenkubu Cafe
Lunch is served at Greenkubu Cafe after the bike ride, offering views of the surrounding area.
60 min