(Pedal Through Culture, Nature, and Sustainable Tourism)

Bali is world-renowned as a premier tourist destination, but have you ever wondered how the island balances its booming tourism industry with its deep-rooted cultural heritage and natural environment?

Trade the busy tourist hubs for a bicycle and embark on an active, eye-opening journey through the “real” Bali. This unique educational cycling tour takes you off the beaten path to explore the island’s tourism ecosystem from a grassroots perspective. As you pedal through lush landscapes and traditional villages, you will learn firsthand how local communities interact with, benefit from, and manage the impacts of tourism.

Learn While You Ride
Guided by an experienced local tourism educator, this journey is designed to be both physically refreshing and intellectually stimulating. You will cycle through the iconic terraced rice fields and learn about the UNESCO-recognized Subak irrigation system—understanding how agriculture and eco-tourism coexist. We will stop at traditional Balinese family compounds to discuss village economics, cultural preservation, and the shift towards sustainable, community-based tourism.

Ideal for students, researchers, eco-conscious travelers, or anyone who wants to go beyond the typical sightseeing checklist, this tour offers a profound understanding of the Island of the Gods.

WORKSHOP ITINERARY
Duration: 3 to 4 Hours

Location: Ubud & Surrounding Villages

Activities:

• A warm welcome, safety briefing, and bicycle fitting.
• A scenic cycling journey through quiet village roads, hidden temples, and expansive rice paddies.
• Educational stops to discuss the Subak agricultural system and its role in Bali’s eco-tourism.
• A visit to a local family compound or village enterprise to learn about the direct economic impact of tourism on local residents.
• A relaxed post-ride discussion and Q&A session over an authentic Balinese lunch.

PRICING & DETAILS
Price: USD 55 / person (Minimum booking: 2 people)

INCLUDED:

• High-quality mountain bike and safety helmet
• Guidance from an English-speaking local guide and tourism educator
• All village donation fees and entrance tickets
• An authentic Balinese lunch at a local warung or village home
• Mineral water and fresh local fruit during the ride
• A refreshing cold towel at the end of the tour

EXCLUDED:

• Transportation to the starting point (Additional USD 10 / person)
• Tips for the guide (optional)
• Personal expenses

WHAT TO BRING:

• Comfortable sportswear and closed-toe running shoes
• Sunblock and sunglasses
• A small, lightweight backpack for your personal items
• A camera or smartphone to capture the beautiful scenery

Ready to pedal your way into the heart of Bali’s culture? Book your educational cycling adventure today and see the island from a whole new perspective!