Half Day Cycling Tour Of Ubud & White Water Rating

• Adventure
• Cultural
• Family/Kids
• Nature

Half Day Cycling Tour Of Ubud

Explore the Balinese countryside by bike and get up close and personal to the ‘real’ Bali. You’ll be picked up from your hotel and driven for breakfast at a restaurant in Kintimani with stunning views of the volcano Mount Batur and Lake Batur. After breakfast, and probably a few photos of that stunning view, its on to the well maintained mountain bikes to begin our down hill day of adventure and cultural discovery.

Friendly, experienced guides will lead you on your down hill cycling route, through local villages and the ever green landscape of rice paddies along quiet country roads with little or no traffic. The cycle ride takes about three hours. During the trip you’ll stop at a plantation, rice paddies as well as a village temple. You’ll learn about rice and vegetable farming, life in a Balinese village and the culture. There will be plenty of opportunities for you to ask any questions you may have about what you see, take photos and speak to the local people you meet along the way.  You’ll also be invited in to a private home, where you’ll see Balinese women making offerings and other aspects of traditional life. Before being taken back to your hotel, you’ll be served lunch in a Balinese home to conclude this most authentic of Balinese adventures.

White Water Rafting

Enjoy white water rafting on Bali’s best river, the Ayung River with Ayung Dewata Rafting! Raft a ten kilometre route, taking in class one to three rapids under the expert supervision of highly experienced raft guides. After a safety briefing, and being issued with your kit, you’ll be on the water in no time and enjoying the thrill of the rapids and stunning scenery of jungle valleys and hidden waterfalls. The trip will take about two hours.

The Ayung River is the longest river in Bali, running 75kms from the northern mountain ranges before reaching the sea in the Badung Strait in Sanur. You’ll pass through unspoiled rainforest, waterfalls rice terraces and even stone carvings on the rocks and cliffs next to the river.