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The 14 most popular e-bikes tours in Bali. What each one covers, what it costs, and which operator runs it.
Ubud e-bike tour to Tegallalang rice terraces with Petulu stop, Balinese lunch, and small-group countryside riding. From $30.55.
Most Popular“Beautiful views in remoter rice fields. The time was more than just a bike ride with a visit to a traditional Balinese house, temple & coffee place.”
3-hour Electric Bike Tour in Ubud with hotel transfers, fat-tire e-bikes, Tegalalang terraces, lunch, and village paths.
“Was an amazing experience, really enjoyed it. Also the personal touch. Would definitely book the tour when you’re in Ubud.”
A battery-assisted electric bike loop on Nusa Lembongan with Devil’s Tears, Yellow Bridge, mangroves boat ride, and an underground house.
“Guide was excellent and the routes were nice and relaxed as I was the only one on my adventure... Got to see both island (Lembongan and Ceningan) at a leisurely pace. Def do the tour! Especially if you are li afraid of renting motocycles.”
A 4-hour Ubud e-bike tour with hotel pickup, breakfast and lunch, Tegalalang rice terraces, a Balinese house visit, and a feast.
“Amazing,friendly and informative guide.”
Glide Seminyak’s coast on an e-bike in a small group, with temple stops, a flea market break, snacks, and optional hotel drop-off.
“This experience was a highlight of our trip. Our guide Z was friendly, funny and very knowledgeable. Riding along the beach was beautiful and a memory of Bali I will never forget. Thank you Ezy Riders.”
Private fat-tire e-bike tour in Ubud with electric assist, flexible routes, snacks and meal, plus optional Tegalalang views and pickup.
“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.”
A small-group Sanur e-bike ride through mangroves, rice fields, a local market, and a turtle conservation stop, ending with lunch on the beach.
“Nice well organised biking tour in Sanur and a perfect guide.”
E-bike from Ubud to Kintamani and Taro for UNESCO subak irrigation, two meals, coffee, and a Bali swing stop with transfers.
“What an amazing experience cycling through the rice paddies, compound and temple! Dalma and his colleague are locals in the area and provided insight into traditional life in Bali. Would highly recommend.”
Cruise Kuta on an e-bike, pedal through mangroves, dress for a seaside temple, and eat a real Balinese meal with easy transfers.
“It was pretty exhilarating to get on a throttle powered e bike and head into Kuta traffic for the first time after a few practice runs up alley.”
Private 2-hour eBike tour along Kuta, Jerman and Seminyak beaches with a guide, boardwalk stops, and easy control for sandy rides.
“Fun riding e bikes on the beach great way to see Kuta. We also got to stop at a few Hindu temples. The tour also included free slushy which was nice.”
Cycle UNESCO Jatiluwih on an e-bike, then trek rice terraces to a river, with a Balinese lunch in the fields—great for 7-hour value.
“I really didn't know quite what to expect of this tour before arriving. However, I quickly learned that riding an ebike was pretty simple and it made the journey very easy. The entire experience will be something that I remember forever! The viRead more”
Ubud e-bike tour with Tegalalang rice terraces, temple visits, a local home stop, coffee plantation, lunch, and pickup.
“Great family run business. The workers are so nice, respectful and informative. A great way to see traditional Ubud.”
Ride Bali’s UNESCO Jatiluwih rice terraces on an easy electric bike, with temple stops and lunch included for $49.95.
“Great thing to do to rent bike to go around Jatiluwih rice fields. They have electric bikes which is great as there are some hills.”
E-bike through Bali’s Jatiluwih rice terraces, a UNESCO farm landscape, with a local guide in a small group. Helmet and insurance included.
“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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