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Downhill Cycling

 Experience the real of Balinese  by exploring extraordinary downhill mountain cycling  which show you to see the genuine Balinese traditional life and the unique culture of Bali while enjoying the beauty of its exotic panoramas. starting the tour by taking you away to spectacular beauty of Kintamani and on the way there, we are going to have a short stop at the village of coffee plantation which well-known as their Luwak coffee where you will able to know and find various kind of herbal coffees in Bali and afterwards we are heading to the serenity of Kintamani, nestled high on  a volcanic crater rim, where you will enjoy your morning tea or coffee with delicate Balinese light meals for your breakfast overlooking to the stunning view of mount Batur and its splendor crater lake.


The tour includes :

Air conditioned hotel transfer
Morning tea or coffee with delicate Balinese light meals ( for the morning cycling trip )
Fully serviced mountain bikes and safety helmets
Mineral water and fresh tropical fruit on route
Rain coats  (in case of raining)
Friendly, knowledgeable and selected guide to ensure a magical day
Scrumptious Indonesian lunch in our delightful local restaurant
Insurance coverage

What to bring :

Wear sporty clothes and walking shoes.
Sunblock, sunglasses and hat is advisable to protect you from the sunlight.
Small backpack for easy access to your camera and video cam.

Current rate
IDR 450.000 per adult

IDR 250.000 for children under 12 years.

Infant up to 5 years IDR 150.000 for use of balinese standard child/baby seats.

Provided pick up service from Nusa Dua, Sanur,Kuta, Legian, Seminyak. And doen’t add any extra fee for pick up down south. 

PICK UP TIME

Nusa Dua : 7.15 am – 7.45 am

Kuta Area : 7.30 am – 8.00 am

Sanur Area :7.45 am – 8.15 am


Ubud Area : 8.30 am – 9.00 am

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