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997 reviews
The tour was great and the guide (Wi) and the driver (Yosi) too but I find it a bit expensive for what it is. I booked as a solo traveler and it's quite expensive although I'm happy that this is ethical economy. The morning was glorious starting with the boat ride and then the little hike and a local breakfast with the best views. We got lucky with the weather and could see perfectly clear the 3 peaks and Lambok island.
The service and communication with the host was fantastic! Quick and clear.
I'd do it again but with 3 or more friends :)
Patty
It was awesome. Gede and his friend were very attentive, sweet and he told us interesting things about local agriculture. The way down in some parts was a bit steep with rocks and a little traffic but it made the adventure even better and more interesting than expected! I did this with my mom and it was an amazing experience. I wish Gede all the best in life, he was very responsible taking good care of the group.
Anastasia
What a beautiful way to see Ubud. The areas we went to were unreal and our tour guides extremely kind and knowledgeable. Cannot recommend this enough! Was a needed reprieve from all of the tours where you spend so much time in the car.
Hannah Gross
Wowww! That was one of the coolest most natural hikes we’ve ever done!! Such a full fun adventure, and our guides Yosi and Wii were so awesome- so sweet, and such great photographers! 😆😆 Highly recommend the natural hot springs after! When we reached the peak for sunrise, a local woman who lives on the mountain brought sandwiches and tea for us, and our friend even got to drive the boat back across the lake! What a beautiful, incredible experience. We all really loved this day 🙏🏼
Gialise
Greenbike’s bike tour in Ubud is a 5+ hr tour which included breakfast, lunch and a sampling of local treats. Unexpectedly, it also included transfers from our hotel which was extraordinary value (and very convenient).
The tour explores Balinese culture and community through a scenic bike ride on quiet country roads and off the beaten track. We visited a traditional Balinese home, sampled Indonesia’s famed luwak coffee, stopped by Bali’s second largest temple and finished the tour at the rice fields.
It was a meandering 22 km round trip, best of all mostly downhill. Our guides ensured our road safety and remained vigilant throughout. Riding the backroads roads and narrow trails, known only to locals was a highlight. As an occasional recreational rider only, I especially enjoyed the trickier trail parts that were unpaved, rocky, puddle-ridden.
Tips: As we travelled to/from Ubud from Nusa, we experienced Bali’s snarled traffic. It made for a long day but it was worthwhile.
While the torrential rain in Nusa didn’t instill confidence initially, it eventually subsided. We appreciated the overcast, cooler day. Trust the experts at Greenbike to gauge the contingency plan.
A special thanks to our guides Amin and Ketut for sharing their insights, and to Rina at Seek Sophie who responded quickly and efficiently to my questions beforehand.
Grace
Lovely to get out of the touristy parts of Bali. Loved the ride there and back again.
Informative tour of the coffee plantation, and professional tasting experience.
We bought a lot of coffee to take home and hand out as souvenirs from our trip.
Tammy Bolderdijk
Really fun tour that is off the beaten track, and friendly tour guide. 10/10 will recommend!
JX
This was such an amazing trip! Experiencing the jungle with a bike was so special! And we also visited a local home where we learned a lot about Balinese culture and traditions, which was also really wonderful. The food was also great! All in all an unforgettable experience!
Adna
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