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Reviews

• Biking in the countryside of Bali

  Walid Z,

  Sep 11, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  What a wonderful day! We started with a breakfast on the edge of the crater Mont Batur with a breathtaking view of the volcano. Then our bike tour began between villages, temples, rice fields. Some stops along the way on a house in the village, the rice fields to take photos, an exhibition gallery of wooden creations. A special mention for our guide for his kindness, patience and good humor. The meal was delicious and in a beautiful setting. I highly recommend this excursion for cycling and nature lovers away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

• Fantastic views and experience getting to see Bali country

  Juston J,

  Jul 24, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Made the second son of the owner was our guide and he was fantastic. The whole trip was an amazing look into the lifestyle and culture of the Bali people. The higher up in the mountains we went the nicer the villages and the water from the lake. The volcano and to see its last eruption in 2006 makes you realize the power of nature. The rice fields were very beautiful to ride through and the lunch at the end was a great personal touch of local Bali culture. Thank you Made and family.

• Cancelled and changed time last minute

  Marc R,

  Jul 5, 2025

  - Viator

  1.00

  Cancelled my booking and then turned up at 7am to collect me on rearranged day even though I booked for 8.30 missed the opportunity to go on trip as leaving the following day 🙃

• Cycling tour to...

  Camilla R,

  Jun 18, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Bike trip to Ubud, but not only! You also visit numerous little places on the way that are not only magnificent in themselves but also offer a nice break. The guide and all those who accompanied us were very kind. Very good lunch.

• Great ride. Avoid Civet coffee!

  Cham K,

  May 22, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  What a great ride! We went through a small village, back roads and along dirt tracks through the rice fields. Everywhere you looked was picturesque and I kept wanting to stop to take a picture. There are some rougher single track places so if you’re not used to riding on those, it might be a bit intimidating but overall it was an easy ride, almost downhill the entire way. They gave us breakfast and lunch and a stop at a coffee plantation. I do have to warn people NOT to try or buy the famous Luwak/civet coffee as the treatment of the civets in captivity is known to be cruel and inhumane. Not all places treat these animals poorly but you can’t tell who does and who doesn’t and you can’t tell what’s real or fake and you can’t tell if it’s wild or captive civets that are used to produce the coffee so best just to avoid all of it. The plantation tells you they collect wild civet feces to produce their coffee but there’s no way they can go around in the forests to collect enough coffee from wild cover feces to make their coffee so just avoid it.