Deep inland from the coast lies a side of Bali that most travellers never get to see: an untouched wilderness of dense bamboo groves, steep clay climbs, and natural riverbeds. One of the most raw, immersive riding experiences on the island.
Most people come to Bali for the beaches and temples. Some come for the surf. And then there are the ones who come specifically to ride a dirt bike across an off-road volcanic landscape
Dirt biking in Bali works up one serious appetite. Helmet off, mud on your boots, adrenaline still buzzing, and your stomach already making itself very loudly known. The good news? Bali’s food scene is just as good as its off-road trails
You’ve probably seen the photos and videos. Wheelies on the black sand beach, jumps on the jungle trails, mud everywhere. And somewhere in the back of your head a voice says: “That looks incredible, but is that actually for me?”
Ever wondered what it’s like to ride Bali’s enduro trails almost every single day? That’s the life of our tour guides. And it’s not just hopping on a bike and going full throttle.
So you’ve decided to finally do it. You’re going to get on a dirt bike to explore Bali’s off-roads. And now you’re staring at the different trail options thinking: “where on earth do I even start?” The answer is simple: Beach Tabanan.
