
1 / 4Ubud Electric Bike Tour to Tegallalang Rice Terraces
About this activity
Cover far more ground than walking by exploring Ubud's cultural heart and iconic landscapes on an e-bike—gliding through traditional villages, past temples, and across the famed Tegallalang Rice Terraces 9km north of town. Your local English-speaking guide reveals hidden village life, local traditions, and the stories behind Bali's most photogenic scenery while you travel comfortably on electric power.
Following pick-up from your hotel in Ubud, this e-bike tour is your best way to get oriented with the Ubud nature, architecture & culture as well as to meet with other travelers and have a fun time!
Your English-speaking guide will bring you comfortably through the traditional villages, monkey forest, temples, luwak coffee plantation, rice fields and Tegallalang rice terrace. See more in just a few hours than you could ever see on foot. Also learn more about the culture and life on the island from a knowledgeable local guide.
Upon arrival at Tegallalang rice terrace, which is approximately 9 kilometers north of Ubud, take in the grandeur of the landscape. Upon your return towards Ubud, stop at a coffee plantation to sample some of the local coffee and tea. Pedal through some of Bali’s most beautiful villages upon your return to Ubud.
Highlights
- Experience the best of Ubud and its surroundings by electric bike
- Visit the stunning Tegallalang Rice Terraces
- Get off the usual tourist trail
Highlights
- ✓Electric bike access to Tegallalang Rice Terraces with minimal physical strain
- ✓Guided tour through traditional Balinese villages off the main tourist routes
- ✓Visit to luwak coffee plantation with tasting of local coffee and tea
- ✓Monkey forest and temple stops to experience Ubud's spiritual side
- ✓Hotel pickup and return included for convenience
Insider tips
- ★Early morning departures (if available) offer softer light for rice terrace photos and fewer crowds on village paths
- ★Wear moisture-wicking clothes and bring sunscreen—the e-bike reduces exertion but sun exposure remains high
- ★Ask your guide about village homestays or family-run warungs to eat where locals do, not tourist restaurants
Good to know
- •6-hour total duration includes travel time, stops, and coffee tasting—plan accordingly for lunch before or after
- •Hotel pickup is included; confirm your location and pickup time the evening before
- •E-bikes handle Ubud's hilly terrain and uneven village roads; basic fitness helps but no cycling experience required
- •Bring water, sunscreen, and a light rain jacket (afternoon showers are common in tropical Bali)
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during dry season (April–October) for clearer skies and easier riding conditions. Early morning rides capture the rice terraces at their most serene and photogenic, before midday heat and tour-group crowds arrive.





