• Warung Tepi Sari - Offers breakfast options including pancakes, omelets, juice, coffee, and tea.
• Mount Batur - Guests will be taken to Kintamani to view the crater lake of the active volcano, Mount Batur. Many guests describe it as the most breathtaking view in Bali!
• Balai Desa Pekraman Pukuh - This is the starting point for the bike ride. Before beginning, participants will select a bicycle and ensure it is comfortable for cycling. The guide will then provide an overview of the bicycles and outline important rules to follow during the tour.
• Manukaya - The journey primarily follows small village roads and is mostly downhill. Participants will enjoy the beautiful Balinese rural landscape without the crowds of other tourists. The goal is to showcase a Bali that remains untouched by tourism. The route includes stops at several points of interest, such as a large temple and a traditional Balinese home. There are also stops at lush rice paddies, offering ample photo opportunities, especially during a short walk through a rice field where, if fortunate, farmers may be seen harvesting rice.
• Banjar Laplapan - Lunch includes Balinese cuisine and mineral water. Options are available for vegans, vegetarians, and meat lovers. Dessert includes ice cream or Balinese fruits.

• Breakfast and Lunch
• Return journey from your hotel to our starting point in an air-conditioned car
• Professional English-speaking local guide
• Use of bicycle and helmet
• Cold face towel
• All entry tickets
• Rain poncho during rainy season
• Personal insurance coverage up to 2,500,000 IDR for ages 5-65
• Bottled mineral water

Look out over the crater lake of the active Mount Batur volcano. Many of our guests say it offers the most breathtaking view in Bali. We primarily travel along small village roads, mostly downhill. You’ll experience the beautiful Balinese rural landscape as it should be—without the crowds of other tourists. Our goal is to show you a Bali that most tourists can only dream of: untouched by mass tourism. We make several stops along the way, including visits to a large temple and a traditional Balinese home. We also pause at lush rice paddies, providing ample photo opportunities, especially during a short walk through a rice field where, if we’re lucky, we might see farmers harvesting rice.

Our groups are kept small, typically 4 to 6 people, unless a larger group is requested. We have a senior guide leading the way and a secondary guide at the rear, unlike other tours. Additionally, a car follows us down the mountain in case anyone feels unwell.

• If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of traffic, we suggest you to stay in Ubud because the distance to each destination is not far

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.