About Bali Hai Tour
Bali Hai Tour is a travel agency, located at Jalan Sadewa, Bukit Batu, Samplangan, Samplangan, Gianyar Sub-District, Gianyar, Bali 80512, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 877-6112-5202, visit their website www.balihaitour.com for more detailed information.
Jennifer Maxwell
" A wonderful way to see the real Bali and meet the beautiful and happy people of Bali. Our guides were very informative and very generous with their time and knowledge. By cycling through the countryside you appreciate the beauty and enjoy the locals hospitality. We felt very safe throughout our day trip and very well cared for. The guides were very considerate and always making sure we were okay. Fantastic day tour and highly recommend for anyone wanting to get off the beaten path. Great value for money. I had the best freshly cooked noodles overlooking the rice paddies for late lunch. "
24 May 2018Y Lin
" We did a day tour with them and there were 6 of us. We started the tour with a mini van driving us to different places like coffee plantation and a buffet on top of a hill over looking the volcanic mountain. After lunch we started our bike tour, our guide was a quiet person but very patient and genuine, he brought us to many interesting places like bamboo forest and traditional villages and we ended our trip in a small restaurant serving home made Balinese dish over looking a valley. We really enjoyed our day and thought the tour worth every penny. "
06 January 2017Stephen Rice
" It's disgusting when a business gives themselves a5 star rating with a fake review that's actually an advert. "
27 December 2016Tejo Santoso
" consider a one-day itinerary into rural Bali, far away from other tourists and a chance to know the local's way of life and their villages on a bike?
25 June 2016In order to have such an experience, you need an organizer to organize your trip. If you want an easy downhill biking route where you can bring kids along with you, choose 'Bali Hai'.
There is no better way to experience real Bali than hopping on a bike and going through its forest, seeing their villages and interacting with the locals. "