Indonesia Motorcycle Tours: Enduro, Volcanoes and Island Roads

Indonesia Motorcycle Tours: Enduro, Volcanoes and Island Roads

Indonesia is a dream destination for motorcycle travel! Experience the diversity from Bali to Lombok - from volcanoes to rice terraces to breathtaking coastal roads.

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Bali to Komodo Motorcycle Challenge
Indonesia

Bali to Komodo Motorcycle Challenge

Oct 7, 2026 Oct 28, 2026 Dec 2, 2026
12 days
Adventures through Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa
Asia

Adventures through Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa

22 days
12 days off-road through rice fields, plantations and volcanoes
Indonesia

12 days off-road through rice fields, plantations and volcanoes

12 days
Country Profile

Motorcycle travel in Indonesia: Adventures between volcanoes and beaches

Indonesia is a fascinating destination for motorcycle journeys, attracting adventurers from all over the world. From the dreamlike beaches of Bali to the imposing volcanoes of Mount Bromo and Mount Rinjani - here you experience the diversity of the Indonesian landscape up close. The rice terraces of Jatiluwih and the coastal roads of Lombok invite unforgettable rides. Culinary delights such as Nasi Goreng and Satay underscore your journey. Discover the vibrant culture, attend festivals, and experience the hospitality of the locals on two wheels in this island paradise.

Bike & Rider Level

Does this trip match your riding level?

Our three Indonesia motorcycle tours range from the 22-day island route through Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa to the 12-day enduro trip through Bali and Java, our most demanding route with the sand sea of Mount Bromo and technical trails around Kawah Ijen. The Bali-Komodo Challenge runs the same 12 days mostly on paved roads, with one long stage, a 325 km run to Bima, as its toughest day.

You don't bring your own motorcycle on any of these trips: the rental bike, a Kawasaki KLX150 or Honda CRF150, is included in the price with full insurance. Riding the enduro route well means being comfortable standing on the pegs and braking on loose volcanic sand and wet trails. The island tour asks for solid off-road basics for stretches like the climb up Mount Batur, while the Bali-Komodo Challenge stays mostly on asphalt and suits confident riders on mixed surfaces.

A typical day starts with a route briefing, then several hours in the saddle with stops at rice terraces, waterfalls or temples, plus the inter-island ferry crossings on the longer tours. On the Bali-Komodo Challenge, stages run from a short 20 km hop to the 325 km king stage, for 1219 km across the 12-day trip. From 6 riders a support vehicle with a mechanic joins the group, and a multilingual guide rides with you throughout.

Experience required

The 12-day enduro trip through Bali and Java is our toughest route, crossing the sand sea of Mount Bromo and technical trails around Kawah Ijen, so come with real off-road experience. The 22-day island tour needs solid off-road basics for sections like the Batur volcano climb, while the Bali-Komodo Challenge runs mostly on paved roads and suits confident riders on mixed surfaces.

Own bike allowed

No: every Indonesia tour includes a rental motorcycle in the price, a Kawasaki KLX150 or Honda CRF150 on the standard routes, with full insurance included.

Daily distance

Exact daily distances are only tracked for the Bali-Komodo Challenge: stages from a short 20 km hop up to the 325 km king stage, covering 1219 km over its 12 days. The enduro trip and the island tour run further days in the saddle without a fixed daily figure on file.

Typical day

Each riding day starts with a route and conditions briefing before you head out, with stops built in at temples, waterfalls or rice terraces along the way. From 6 riders a support vehicle with a mechanic follows the group; smaller groups get the same backup directly from the guide.

Best time to ride

The dry season from May to September gives the most reliable riding conditions across Indonesia. Roads and trails on Bali, Java, Lombok and Sumbawa grip best in these months, and inter-island ferries run more reliably. Outside this window the rainy season leaves off-road stretches around Bromo and Batur soft and slippery. Plan your trip inside the dry season if you can.

Traveler reviews

What riders say about Indonesia

★★★★★ 5 / 5
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Adventures through Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa
The technical preparation during the tour through Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa was well thought out and structured. Especially noteworthy are the daily briefings, which provided clear GPS tracks for the challenging mountain passes and coastal roads, as well as the availability of a support vehicle...
Daniel B.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
12 days off-road through rice fields, plantations and volcanoes
The Enduro motorcycle tour through Bali and Java offers a clear structure and thoughtful organization. The guide was extremely experienced and ensured that all participants, in a group of no more than 10 people, were well taken care of while riding on the challenging off-road...
Klaus S.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Bali to Komodo Motorcycle Challenge
The motorcycle tours in Bali offer clear documentation of the entire trip, especially on the second day with 148 km through North Bali. The technical support was extensive, as a mechanic was present and the motorcycles were regularly maintained during the tour.
Robert M.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
12 days off-road through rice fields, plantations and volcanoes
The organization of the moto enduro motorcycle trip through Bali and Java was clearly structured and well thought out. Especially the daily briefings before the rides provided a precise overview of the moto enduro routes and landscapes, such as the rice fields around Munduk. The...
Frank S.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Bali to Komodo Motorcycle Challenge
The organization of the motorcycle trip from Bali to Komodo National Park was well-structured. Daily briefings and the provision of GPS tracks allowed for clear orientation. The round trip of 148 km on the second day through North Bali, combined with stops at waterfalls and...
Bernd H.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Adventures through Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa
The group dynamic during the 22-day tour through Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa was crucial for the pace of the stages. The small group size of a maximum of 10 people allowed for individual adjustments, which was especially beneficial on the challenging routes over mountain passes...
Daniel W.
Our guides

Who leads you through Indonesia

Roland Spruijtenburg

Roland Spruijtenburg

Coordinator Motorcycle Tours Southeast Asia

Coordinator for motorcycle tours in Indonesia, the Philippines and Sri Lanka.

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Booking questions

What is included in the price of an Indonesia motorcycle tour?
Every tour includes a multilingual guide, your rental motorcycle with insurance, hotel stays with breakfast and the inter-island ferries. From 6 riders a support vehicle with a mechanic joins the group. The Bali-Komodo Challenge goes further, adding all meals, a helicopter flight and massages. International flights, fuel for the rental bike and personal expenses are not included.
Do I need my own motorcycle or is one provided?
You don't need to bring your own bike. All three tours include a rental motorcycle, a Kawasaki KLX150 or Honda CRF150 on the standard routes, with full insurance built into the price. Fuel for the rental bike is the one running cost you cover yourself on top of the tour price.
How large are the riding groups?
Group sizes vary by tour. The enduro trip through Bali and Java runs from as few as 2 riders up to 10, the 22-day island tour through Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa takes 4 to 10 riders, and the Bali-Komodo Challenge runs as a larger group of 6 to 12 riders with a helicopter flight and 5-star hotels included.
What skill level do I need for these tours?
The 12-day enduro trip through Bali and Java is the most demanding route, crossing the sand sea of Mount Bromo and the trails around Kawah Ijen. The 22-day tour through Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa mixes asphalt with off-road sections such as the climb up Mount Batur, while the Bali-Komodo Challenge runs mostly on paved roads, aside from its 325 km king stage on day 9.
How does booking and the deposit work?
Once you send an enquiry you receive a personal offer together with the legally required travel protection certificate. The booking becomes binding once you confirm it, after which you get your tour documents, packing list and all further travel details.
What isn't included and what should I budget for separately?
International flights, travel insurance and fuel for the rental motorcycle are extra on every tour, along with a single room supplement if you book alone. For visa and international driving permit requirements, see our travel information page: www.overcross.com/en/travel-information/indonesia.

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