Indonesia · MARKET TOURS IN UBUD
The 11 best market tours in Ubud you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ubud cooking class with optional market visit, transfers, and a small-group hands-on meal. Learn Balinese flavors and meaning, fast.
“Excellent experience, we particularly enjoyed learning about Balinese culture doing a cooking class within their home. The food was really tasty and really enjoyable to prepare”
Ubud market and rice-field tour, then cook nine Balinese classics with a local chef, ending with your meal and take-home recipes.
“I was so full by the time we were done. I really enjoyed the class and learning how to prepare many different dishes.”
Cook nine Balinese dishes in a small-group Ubud class, shop a real market, and eat what you make, with hotel pickup in Ubud.
“The cooking class was absolutely great! Highly recommended. The market tour was just okay, I'd be fine skipping it.”
Taste Ubud at dawn, shop the morning market, then cook Balinese dishes with a local chef, including canang offerings, in a small group.
“I enjoyed every minute of this experience! The market tour, while brief, was interesting and the cooking class was fun, informative and interactive. I appreciate the level of effort the entire group made to have this class a success!”
Ubud night market tour in Gianyar with an English guide, Balinese Megibung-style bites, and all food and drinks included, 3 hours.
“Really friendly guide and good to get away from the usual tourist spots to try authentic Balinese food.”
Ubud night market food tour with local guides, Pasar Senggol street bites, vegetarian options, and a Barong and Kris dance stop.
“Good variety of foods, Nata was very accommodating, friendly and knowledgeable. The suckling pig dinner was delicious.”
Morning market tour plus a Balinese home cooking class in Ubud, with offerings, coconut oil, and hands-on dishes for lunch and dinner.
A 3-hour Ubud night market food tour in Gianyar with Balinese snack tastings, a local-style dinner, and included water and soda.
“Firstly: no bali belly so just do it! Amazing guide okie, we got to try 7 different vendors with tasty authentic food and got bottled drinks. The transport was comfortable and we got great information about the local culture and which places to avoid. Would recommend if you’re a foodie”
Shop Bali’s fresh market, cook Balinese home dishes, and eat together. Includes recipes and round-trip hotel transfers for about $35.
“The dishes prepared was phenomenal. We also received a recipe booklet to take with us. The patio we cooked on was cool. Everyone got hands on experience. The instructor was thorough and very personable. I highly recommend this experience.”
9-hour Bali safari and Ubud day tour with close-up wildlife, Ubud Palace photos, and Ubud Market shopping via a private English driver.
Full-day Ubud tour with Monkey Forest, Satria Agrowisata coffee tasting, Ubud Traditional Market, and Tegenungan Waterfall, with hotel pickup.
“Tawan is a very nice guide. He tailored the tour to our wishes, so instead of visiting the crowded Ubud market, we visited a smaller, charming market near the coffee plantation. Tawan told us a lot about Balinese culture. All in all, it was a very successful tour! Thank you so much for your time :)”
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