Top Ubud Wine Tasting Tours

Get off the beaten track and discover some of Bali’s coolest off-grid attractions on this ATV tour through the jungle, suitable for beginners and experienced riders alike. A great way to combine sightseeing with adventure, this ATV tour includes driving through lush rice paddies, splashing through a waterfall plunge pool, and squeezing through an underground tunnel.

Dine on a treetop terrace overlooking the tropical forests of Ubud. Spend a romantic evening with that special someone in this dream-like setting. The private venue is the perfect spot to indulge in a bottle of Balinese sparkling wine to accompany your 6-course meal. If you are staying in central Ubud, round-trip transportation is also included.

Have a great day out in Ubud on this full day out, where you will visit the Monkey Forest, take a jungle swing, walk through the rice terrace, learn about the water temple, and also spend time at the waterfalls. Round trip transfers are included in the price from most places. Note that entrance fees and lunch are extra expenses.

Immerse yourself in Balinese cuisine and culture with this private cooking class. Held at the Samsara Living Museum, learn how to make traditional dishes such as lawar, sate, urab, and pesan telengis, as well as arak, a traditional Balinese alcoholic drink, which you will enjoy afterwards. Includes pickup from Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Canggu, Sanur, Ubud, and Nusa Dua.

This cycling is unique because it starts from a temple that has a history with a large spring, we know it as Tirta Empul Temple and visits the residents' homes where you will see how the Balinese people live their daily lives.

Cycling is an amazing way to discover rural Bali. From rice harvesting to timeless ceremonies, experience local life on a guided cycle tour with hotel transfers. Before you start your mellow downhill ride, hit the scenic Tegalalang Rice Terrace, learn about traditional farming practices at a coffee plantation, and capture photos of Lake Batur and the Mt. Batur volcano, and once you’re done there’s an Indonesian lunch.