Top 8 Downhill Cycling Tours in Indonesia

1.Downhill Bike Tour with Rice Terraces and Meal

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 664 reviews · 6 hours · from $40Our pick

A 6-hour Ubud downhill bike tour with Kintamani volcano views, UNESCO rice terraces, craft villages, and a local meal, all for $40.

“Wonderful trip -one of the best days l had in Bali. He thought us all about local culture. Taking us to the coffee plantation , elementary school and to the local family. The cycling itself is beautiful winding through beautiful villages and amazing rice fields.”

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2.Downhill Cycling with Volcano, Rice Terraces and Meal

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 536 reviews · from $36Top rated

Small-group downhill cycling from Mount Batur to Ubud countryside, with rice fields, temple stops, and an included lunch.

“It was an incredibly enriching experience that taught us so much about the island's vibrant culture. We highly recommend it for anyone seekinga deeper understanding of Balinese traditions and way of life.”

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3.Downhill Bike Tour with Rice Fields, Volcano and Meal

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 267 reviews · 6 hours - 450 minutes · from $33

Private downhill biking from Kintamani to Ubud with volcano views, rice fields, temple and local family stops, plus Balinese lunch.

“My family and I had an amazing trip. Our guide, Hendra, was extremely nice, helpful and informative. The ride itself was very easy, mostly going down hill and on good roads. We stopped at a temple, rice fields and got a tour at a Balinese home and school. After the ride we had a nice dinner and the transportation was good as well. I would recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see more of Ubud's surroundings and learn more about Balinese traditions and lifestyle.”

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4.Bali Downhill Cultural Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 224 reviews · from $33

Ubud downhill cycling to Kintamani and Mt Batur, with coffee tasting, village visits, and local meals in an easy 8-hour day.

“This was possibly the Best Day Of My Trip to Bali! I loved every minute of it. The tour guides are wonderful people and spoke English well. This is a must if you really want to be Bali outside of the big cities.”

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5.Downhill Cycling with Volcano, Rice Terraces, and Meal

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 189 reviews · 6 hours · from $36

A small-group downhill bike ride from Ubud with volcano views, village stops, rice fields, and a Balinese lunch, plus safety gear included.

“It was amazing! Our guide Kong told us so many interesting local things you can not know without his knowledge. The tour was fun and everything and more than we hoped for. The lunch was a local restaurant with amazing food and the option for vegetarian was there as well. We had a blast! 10/10!!”

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6.Kintamani Downhill Cycling Tour with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 171 reviews · from $29Best value

Ubud to Kintamani downhill cycling with village stops and Balinese lunch. Small group, guide, bike, pickup included.

“We had a fantastic time on this Ubud–Kintamani downhill cycling tour. The scenery along the way was stunning, with green rice terraces, traditional houses, and peaceful rural landscapes.”

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7.Bali Downhill Cultural Cycling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 42 reviews · 8 hours · from $45

Easy downhill cycling from Kintamani toward Ubud, with school charity, a priest compound chat, coffee tastings, and rice-field culture in Bali.

“Safe passage in challenging traffic conditions. A great look at north Bali traditional areas untouched by tourists. Fun easy ride. Learned lots about traditional life in a modern world”

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8.Kintamani Downhill Bike Tour, Jungle and Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 20 reviews · from $33

Downhill from Kintamani to Taro by bike with coffee, bamboo trails, sacred cows, and a rice-field lunch in Bali.

“It was a fun trip, first we went to a restaurant near the volcano where you had a beautiful view of the volcano and a lake. Then we went on a bike ride through the plantations of the locals. We ended up visiting a local's house and then we had a real traditional Indonesian lunch.”

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