A wonderful way to experience this stunning landscape.

We did the 2hr cycle in early June. This was just as harvesting of the rice had recently commenced. So the lush green paddies were not so lush or green. But this was more than compensated by being amongst the busy harvesting activities. The number of local people in the paddies in conjunction with some at-times narrow paths (plus really sensitive throttles on the electric bikes) made for challenging times. There were a few spills - no major injuries since harvested rice makes for a soft (& dry) landing. Only injuries were to our dignity. Word of warning though... The lunch provided is from a private house in the fields - not a restaurant. Apply your usual cautions when eating meat (here chicken satay) where you have some doubts about its providence My wife did, I didn't. BIG mistake. It tasted great at the time... But spooled what was otherwise a great day. Best bits = the people, the scenery, insights into traditional rice growing. Worst bits = supplied lunch (exercise caution).

The transfer from our accommodation in Ubub to the meeting point went smoothly, but cost a surcharge of 450,000 IDR (it would certainly be cheaper by independent organization). Otherwise a really great experience that we had a lot of fun. The e-bikes work perfectly and are in perfect condition. Helmets and a rain cape are provided by the organizer. Communication with the guides in English worked without any problems.

Very impressive bike tour along the rice terraces of Jatiluwih

The tour is highly recommended. The bikes are very easy to use and the effort is manageable. The tour guide (Nengah) was super friendly and open. We received a lot of information from him about Jatiluwih and the rice terraces. At the end we also received a wonderful lunch with Balinese specialties. Was delicious. The only downside is that the path is sometimes very bumpy and steep. So you should be a bit stable on the bikes. Nevertheless a "must it" :-))