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MOTORCYCLE-TRIPS · INDONESIA 

Indonesia motorcycle trips Bali pure adventure

Experience a relaxing and exciting motorcycle adventure through Bali and Indonesia and discover breathtaking places such as Ubud, Lombok, the Gili Islands, Sumbawa, and Komodo National Park.


How long? 12 Days
When? Autumn, Winter
Price € 4,069 / Person

The Journey

Bali to Komodo Motorcycle Challenge

After arriving in Bali, the participants meet and check into their hotel rooms. The motorcycles are assigned and preparations for the exciting Bali2Komodo rally begin. In the evening, there is dinner at the hotel and a lively welcome party that sets the tone for the upcoming journey.

A group of travelers posing beside a helicopter on a helipad in Bali Two traditional Indonesian boats anchored at sea at sunset Rocky breakwater along a tropical beach at sunset with a boat on the water A rider stands beside a parked motorcycle on a lava rock field with a volcano behind Volcanic caldera with a smoking cone and a sea of clouds at sunrise Indonesia motorcycle trips Bali pure adventure
Key Highlights of the Trip

Key Highlights of the Trip

01 Motorcycle adventure in Bali
01
Motorcycle adventure in Bali
Experience an exciting motorcycle ride through breathtaking landscapes and unspoiled beaches.
02 Helicopter flight over Indonesia
02
Helicopter flight over Indonesia
Enjoy spectacular views of the Indonesian island world from a private helicopter.
03 Discover waterfalls and temples
03
Discover waterfalls and temples
Visit iconic temples and picturesque waterfalls in the impressive nature of Bali.
04 Relaxation in hot springs
04
Relaxation in hot springs
Enjoy soothing massages and relaxing baths in the natural hot springs of Ubud.
05 Adventure on the Gili Islands
05
Adventure on the Gili Islands
After the motorcycle tour, you can look forward to the dreamy Gili Islands. Without motorized vehicles, you can snorkel and explore the colorful underwater world or relax on the white sandy beach. In this tropical paradise, you can enjoy peace and beauty while preparing for the upcoming adventures. Leave the everyday life behind and enjoy the paradisiacal atmosphere of these unique islands.
Motorcycle Tours
Days 1-12
A group of travelers posing beside a helicopter on a helipad in Bali
Welcome to the Island of the Gods

Welcome to the Island of the Gods

After arriving in Bali, the participants meet and check into their hotel rooms. The motorcycles are assigned and preparations for the exciting Bali2Komodo Rally begin. In the evening, there is a dinner at the hotel and a lively welcome party that sets the tone for the upcoming journey.

Two Balinese dancers in red and gold costumes performing before a carved stone temple gate
Let the motorcycle adventure begin | 148 km | 4:32 h

Let the motorcycle adventure begin | 148 km | 4:32 h

The pure motorcycle adventure begins with a ride through North Bali, where participants pass breathtaking waterfalls, visit iconic temples, and stop at a local school supported by donations from the rally. The day offers a perfect mix of cultural immersion and stunning natural beauty.

Two traditional Indonesian boats anchored at sea at sunset
Ubud Highlights | 84 km | 2:55 h

Ubud Highlights | 84 km | 2:55 h

The third day of our motorcycle trip takes the riders through unique landscapes, including lava fields near Bali's volcanoes. The day includes relaxing baths in natural hot springs and a luxurious massage amidst the iconic rice fields of Ubud, followed by a dinner in this tranquil setting.

Rocky breakwater along a tropical beach at sunset with a boat on the water
Ubud to Senggigi | 144km | 3:50h

Ubud to Senggigi | 144km | 3:50h

After leaving Ubud behind, you cross the Strait of Lombok, one of the largest waterways in the world. You transition from Hindu Bali to Islamic Lombok, experience a cultural change, and explore untouched white sandy beaches.

Volcanic caldera with a smoking cone and a sea of clouds at sunrise
Senggigi to Gili T | 20km | 0:30h

Senggigi to Gili T | 20km | 0:30h

On the way from Lombok to the Gili Islands, participants leave their motorcycles behind, as motorized vehicles are prohibited on these islands. The day will be filled with snorkeling adventures and pure relaxation in this tropical paradise.

Bell shaped stone stupas of the Borobudur temple complex
Senggigi to Sekongkang | 221 km | 6:30 h

Senggigi to Sekongkang | 221 km | 6:30 h

The journey continues to the island of Sumbawa, a lesser-known and sparsely populated region of Indonesia. The drivers will explore the wild west coast of the island, which is known for some of the best surf waves in the world, and end the day with a campfire on the beach.

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Sekongkang to Moyo | 201km | 5:30h

Sekongkang to Moyo | 201km | 5:30h

The participants drive through breathtaking and remote roads in the heart of Sumbawa. On this day, you will visit a traditional market and relax by the sea while enjoying one of the quietest and most untouched landscapes in Indonesia.

A group of travelers posing beside a helicopter on a helipad in Bali
Rest day | 0kms 🐳💆

Rest day | 0kms 🐳💆

A day full of unique experiences begins early with swimming next to whale sharks, some of which can grow up to 15 meters long. The rest of the day is spent relaxing on the hotel's private beach and recovering for the next stage of your adventure.

Two Balinese dancers in red and gold costumes performing before a carved stone temple gate
Moyo to Bima | 325km | 7:48h | King stage 👑

Moyo to Bima | 325km | 7:48h | King stage 👑

The longest and most challenging stage of the journey takes the participants through remote areas of Indonesia, where the locals rarely come into contact with strangers. The participants will share their meals with the hospitable locals, thus having the opportunity for cultural exchange in one of the most desolate parts of the country.

A rider stands beside a parked motorcycle on a lava rock field with a volcano behind
Bima to Labuan Bajo | 46km | 1:05h

Bima to Labuan Bajo | 46km | 1:05h

A short drive takes you to the harbor of Sape, where the motorcycles are left behind in favor of a boat trip through the 29 islands of Komodo National Park. Participants have the chance to see Komodo dragons, the last "living dinosaurs" on Earth, before relaxing in a luxury hotel with a private beach.

A group of travelers posing beside a helicopter on a helipad in Bali
From Labuan Bajo to Bali

From Labuan Bajo to Bali

On the last morning, you have time to relax on the beach before being taken to the Komodo airport to fly back to Bali. The evening ends with a festive event celebrating the safe and successful return of all participants.

Two Balinese dancers in red and gold costumes performing before a carved stone temple gate
Bali and Departure

Bali and Departure

On the last day, participants have time to shop for souvenirs on Jalan Kayu Aya, enjoy one last massage, or relax on Bali's picturesque beaches before taking their return flight.

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Verified Reviews

What riders say about Motorcycle-trips in Indonesia

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2 reviews

Robert M.

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 wa...

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Die Indonesien Motorradreisen in Bali bieten eine klare Dokumentation der gesamten Tour, besonders am zweiten Tag mit 148 km durch Nordbali. Der technische Support war umfassend, da ein Mechaniker anwesend war und die Motorräder während der Tour regelmäßig gewartet wurden.

Robert M.

Bernd H.

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...

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Die Organisation der Motorradreise von Bali zum Komodo-Nationalpark war gut strukturiert. Tägliche Briefings und die Bereitstellung von GPS-Tracks ermöglichten eine klare Orientierung. Die Rundreise um 148 km am zweiten Tag durch Nordbali, gepaart mit Stops an Wasserfällen und Tempeln, verdeutlichten die durchdachte Routenplanung. Die Betreuung durch Guides und Mechaniker war zudem durchgehend professionell und hilfsbereit.

Bernd H.
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PRICE

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€ 4,069 / person

Price Options

per motorcyclist € 4,069
per passenger € 3,549

Additional Options

Insurance for motorcycles € 299
Or deposit for motorcycle € 1,030

Trip includes

  • A helicopter flight
  • Overnight stays in 5-star hotels
  • Transport between the islands in private boats
  • Support vehicle, mechanic and guide included
  • Rental motorcycle including 150 CC
  • all meals
  • Massages
  • Sightseeing and experiences
  • Gasoline for motorcycles
  • A total of 1219 kilometers included
  • Transmission package
  • 2. Which motorcycles are used?
    All-terrain motorcycles, ideal for road and off-road routes.
  • What documents do I need?
    Passport, Indonesian visa (if required), and international driver's license.
  • . What is the climate like?
    Tropical - hot and humid with occasional rain showers.
  • Where do we stay?
    Hotels, resorts, and beach lodges - from comfortable to luxurious.
  • What insurance is required?
    Travel insurance with motorcycle coverage and emergency evacuation.
  • Is there a luggage restriction?
    Yes, 20 kg per person, as the support vehicles have limited space. Carry-on luggage is recommended.
  • What happens if my motorcycle breaks down?
    The support team assists with repairs or replacement motorcycles.
  • Is it possible to participate alone?
    Yes, you can participate as an individual, also in a single room for an additional fee.

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