Ubud Cycling Tours - eBikes Bali

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• ★ 5N

  We had an awesome day with Ubud Cycling Tours. It was all very well organised, starting from when we sent a booking enquiry, to the point where we were dropped off at our hotel again. Ketut, our guide was very knowledgeable and taught as many things about Bali and the Balinese culture. It was great, to have two guides as well so we were able to cross streets safely. The cycle tour through the back streets of Ubud through the rice fields was also beautiful. It was great to cycle through some old villages as well and visit a house to see how a Balinese family actually lives. As we didn't want to take the cleansing at the temple as it was very busy, we went to a coffee place next door, which was also great. Degung our driver was also great in driving us around safely and waiting for us while we explored Ubud a bit more after the tour. So can highly recommend the company and this tour.

• ★ 5Julie Defreyne

  I did the Tagalalang rice fields tour today and can really recommend it. I learned a lot, the guides are amazing, take great pics and videos that are sent to you right after the tour. It's really easy as you barely have to pedal ! Some bumpy roads and a lot of trafic make the ride adventurous but the guides and the car following make sure everyone stays safe. Very well organized. I wish it was a bit longer, I wasn't ready to stop 😆. Thanks for the wonderful experience!

• ★ 5Orr

  Really fun and informative e-bike tour. It was nice to have the electrical boost on demand throughout the entire tour, would highly recommend this option to make the day more enjoyable. We biked along varied paths, stopping along the way to learn about Balinese culture in regards to death ceremonies, rice growing, and much more. The stop at UNESCO world heritage site Tegallalang Rice Terrace was stunningly beautiful and the coffee and meal at the end were good. Our tour guides were extremely kind and generous as well, making sure everyone was comfortable and satisfied.

• ★ 5Karen Steele

  Amazing! Fairly old but simple e-bikes were reliable and got us there and back no trouble. I was a little hesitant at first about riding on the road, but it was actually much better than I thought, the traffic madness works itself out and it’s a quieter area. The guides Harri and Gusti also stop traffic at intersections so we could get across safely. The narrow path through the rice paddies is a little nerve wracking but go slowly and evenly and you’ll be fine. The temple and coffee plantation visits were nice side stops - the swing over the Tegalalang Rice Terraces (that you can also trek through) was a highlight. The terraces were gorgeous and well worth the stop to look. The Luwak coffee stop was also a highlight - we had a tasting tray of about 18 coffees and teas (free) and I tried the Luwak coffee (paid) black no sugar, which as advertised is not as bitter as Bali coffee but is apparently better for you with some of the components that keep you awake and irritate stomachs removed

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