Cycling Adventure in Eastern Bali

This is not just a regular cycling activity; it's an exploration of the rich nature and culture of the eastern part of Bali island using mountain bikes.

Highlights:

• Discover the largest Salak plantation

• Ride through lush rice fields

• Interact with the local community for a unique cultural experience

• Enjoy a 15km trek that takes approximately 2 to 3 hours

During the journey, you will be treated to refreshing young coconuts along the way.

Join us for an unforgettable cycling adventure that goes beyond the ordinary, offering a deep dive into the natural beauty and cultural richness of Bali!

Itinerary

Pick-Up Services: Sharing hotel pick-up services will depend on the hotel's location (subject to the package prices chosen).

09:00: Bicycle check and briefing.

09:15: Start the cycling adventure on the plantation.

09:30: Explore, experience the harvesting process, and taste fresh Salak fruits directly from the tree.

10:00: Continue the journey, passing through the traditional village and observing daily activities.

11:00: Enter a single trek to enjoy the fresh air and the scenic panorama of rice fields and a white-water river.

12:00: Reach the finish point.

13:00: Delight in a typical local lunch.

14:00: End of the trip.

With a Minimum of 2 Participants

• Adult (9-65 y.o.): IDR 1,000,000 net per person

Price Includes:

• Return hotel transfer (subject to the package prices chosen)

• Standard equipment: mountain bike, helmet, raincoat, first aid box

• Mineral water

• Opportunity to explore, harvest, and taste fresh Salak fruits from the tree

• Fresh young coconut en route

• Typical lunch

• Insurance cover

Sharing Pick-Up Time Services (subject to location and the package price chosen):

• Nusa Dua / Kuta / Sanur / Ubud: 07:00 – 07:30

• Candidasa / Tirtagangga / Amed / Tulamben: 08:00 – 08:30

What to Bring:

• Camera

• Sports shoes

• Hat

• Sunscreen

• Cash for souvenirs and any personal usage

Note:

• All times are estimated, and the program may be subject to changes based on local and weather conditions.

• Participants are expected to follow standard health protocols.