Bali Cycling Kintamani Tour

Bali Cycling tour combination to visit Kintamani will be start for breakfast with magical Mount Batur volcano and lake view. We will pick you up around 07:30 – 08:00 in order to reach the volcano area at 10 am, or even earlier. The Simple breakfast with coffee or tea and fried Banana, a local type breakfast. Than we will continue to the start point and short briefing will given before start. An easy downhill cycling through the local villages, village farm and rice terrace will take around 2,5 hours. At the finish point we will serve an Indonesia buffet lunch.

Prices

USD 50/car

Included

Private tour

English speaking driver

Well air conditioned private car

Petrol and also parking fees

Not Included

Meal and own expense

Terms and Conditions

Price are already inclusive of goverment tax

Private tour mesan only you and your group in our car

Our English speaking driver is your guide

We are flexible tour plan that you may modify the plan and timing as you like

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Payment Method

Confirm the booking at least one night before

Payment we sattle everyday at the end of the service , cash direct to the driver

Payment with other than our curency will convert according our own rate

kintamani cycling tour

Kintamani mount batur

penglipuran village

kehen temple

gianyar night market

Bali Cycling

Explore hidden village with nature green forest surrounding with fresh air will be make your jorney more fun and happy.

Penglipuran Village

Panglipuran Bali Ancient Village is a small village about 5 km from Bangli regency. The village that keeping an ancient local tradition and culture in this modernization era. The villagers live in harmonize with nature and live together in strong community system.

Kehen Temple

Kehen Temple is an ancient Hindu temple complex boasting unique architectural features. The temple courtyard is reachable from ground level up a flight of 38 stairs, with carved sandstone mythical animal and Balinese folklore figure statues around the staircases and the central vestibule.