Category E-Bikes

Ubud eBikes Tour to Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Ubud eBikes Tour to Tegallalang Rice Terrace - How the 3-hour flow feels on the ground

1.Ubud eBikes Tour to Tegallalang Rice Terrace

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 507 reviews · from $30Our pick

Ride an e-bike through Ubud’s countryside to Tegallalang Rice Terrace, with Balinese lunch, cultural stops, and small-group ease.

“Fantastic trip. Would recommend this trip and would do it again if we returned to Bali. Our host was fantastic, so friendly and knowledgeable. Made a special effort for our tour to be private and not in a group and also took us for a lovely lunch with views of the rice fields.”

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Electric Bike Tour in Ubud


2.Electric Bike Tour in Ubud

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 281 reviews · from $34

Ubud fat-tire e-bike tour with Sok Wayah rice paths, Tegalalang terraces, lunch, and hotel pickup for $34 in about 3 hours.

“The tour was generally very enjoyable. Some great scenery and appreciated visiting the house. The guide Inyoman was excellent very helpful and understanding of skill levels. The bikes were good but didn't always get enough power going uphill. It does involve some riding on busy streets, with motorbikes and cars, also narrow lanes through fields. So bike confidence is important. Some pretty good food at the end. All in all, well run.”

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Private Fat Tire E-Bike Tour in Ubud

Private Fat Tire E-Bike Tour in Ubud - Tegalalang Rice Terrace stop: brief photo time, then back on the bike

4.Private Fat Tire E-Bike Tour in Ubud

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 25 reviews · from $75

Private fat-tire e-bike in Ubud with flexible routes, quiet roads, rice-field scenery, and a local guide plus pickup for $75.

“Your guide, Wayan, was excellent. Most of the roads that we biked on your pretty quiet and didn’t have much traffic. Wayan went a very reasonable pace and was very attentive to the traffic around us. The e-bikes ensured that the ride was not strenuous. I would highly recommend this ride.”

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Jatiluwih full day e-bike cycling with lunch & trekking program

Jatiluwih full day e-bike cycling with lunch & trekking program - From Batukaru Temple to Jatiluwih: bamboo, jungle, villages, and rice farms

6.Jatiluwih full day e-bike cycling with lunch & trekking program

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $88

E-bike through UNESCO Jatiluwih rice terraces, eat Balinese lunch at Green Cafe, then trek to river paths on a small group tour.

“The ebike tour was great but would definitely recommend combining it with the trekking. On the hiking trails in the afternoon there were hardly any tourists. Guides Agus and Koman made the day unforgettableAuto-translated”

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Explore Rice Fields and Hidden Villages with Ubud E-Bike Tour

Explore Rice Fields and Hidden Villages with Ubud E-Bike Tour - Pickup, Bikes, and Safety: What the First 30 Minutes Feels Like

Jatiluwih E-bikes Tour Cycling Group

Jatiluwih E-bikes Tour Cycling Group - Your morning start, meeting point, and why the time window matters

8.Jatiluwih E-bikes Tour Cycling Group

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · from $49

Ride an eBike through Jatiluwih’s UNESCO rice terraces, learn Bali’s water system and visit a temple, then enjoy a scenic lunch.

“a very memorable experience enjoying the atmosphere of the rice fields and beautiful scenery using an ebike, really a fun bike not a pain bike. The guide also explains in detail about culture, geography, farmers' way of life and about agricultRead more”

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Jatiluwih in detail (1 h. e-bike tour in the rice terraces)

Jatiluwih in detail (1 h. e-bike tour in the rice terraces) - What you pay, and what you still need to cover

9.Jatiluwih in detail (1 h. e-bike tour in the rice terraces)

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews · from $24Best value

Electric e-bike ride through Jatiluwih rice terraces, learning UNESCO farming traditions with a local guide. Small group, helmets, insurance.

“a very nice walk in the rice fields, by bike we went beyond the area where tourists are confined on foot and discovered splendid landscapes, and an authentic Bali, with peasants working their plot or selling their produce, a temple lost in the Read moreAuto-translated”

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