The honest FAQ.

Booking is over WhatsApp — it's free to ask and there's no online checkout. Message us with your level, dates and how many riders; we confirm your bike and slot, then you pay on-site before the ride starts. There's nothing to pay just to start a conversation.

International flights, visa fees, your personal travel/medical insurance, alcoholic drinks, personal medical or first-aid items, and tips for guides (optional, but appreciated).

Yes — many of our riders are beginners, and most do their first-ever off-road day with us. Both the Tabanan Jungle & Beach and the Kintamani Black Lava tours are beginner-friendly: you start on a light, forgiving KLX 150 or 230, your guide keeps the pace to your level, and no prior off-road experience is needed. The one route that expects real off-road riding ability is the Secret Forest hard-enduro lines — tell us your experience on WhatsApp and we'll place you on the right route and bike.

No licence is needed for a guided tour — you ride on private trails and off-road tracks with a guide, not on public roads. If your plans include any public-road riding, message us with your situation and we'll advise on what's required.

All of them. Both Tabanan Jungle & Beach and Kintamani Black Lava run the full range — you can genuinely start from scratch on either (first time off-road is completely fine), and both have harder lines for experienced riders, with the guide matching the pace to you. They differ by scenery, not by level: Tabanan is jungle and a black-sand beach, Kintamani is an active volcano and a black-lava field. The Secret Forest hard lines are the exception — those are for intermediate to expert riders. Not sure where you sit? Tell us on WhatsApp and we place you on the right route and bike.

A guided Bali dirt bike tour with BaliEnduro — Dirt Bike Tours Bali costs from Rp 1.3M for a half-day and Rp 1.8M for a full day, with multi-day trips from Rp 5M for two days. Prices are per bike, per ride — no solo surcharge — and include the bike, all riding gear, fuel, hotel pickup and two guides. Full rates for every bike (KLX, Yamaha, KTM, and the only Ducati 450 in Bali) are listed in IDR with live USD/EUR on our Pricing page →. Riding with a bigger crew? Message us on WhatsApp for a tailored quote.

You can, but you don't need to — a full set of riding gear is provided and laundered after every ride, so you can arrive empty-handed. Plenty of riders prefer to bring a helmet or boots they trust; that's completely fine.

Both are fine. Contact lenses are ideal — there's less dust getting in under the goggles. If you wear glasses, our goggles fit over most frames; let us know your frame size and we'll have the right pair ready for you.

Your guide grabs photos and clips on their phone when the trail allows — we'll share them after the ride, but they're phone-shot, not pro footage, and we can't always guarantee them (the trail and the riding come first). Want to be sure you get footage? Bring your own phone or a GoPro and your guide will happily film you — and GoPro + SD-card rental is available if you'd rather not risk your own.

Door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off is included across Bali — we regularly collect riders from Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta and Uluwatu, and everywhere in between. Send us your hotel and location on WhatsApp and we'll confirm the transfer details.

Our guides speak English and Indonesian, full-time on the trail.

Safety is the priority: full protective gear is provided and fitted, there's a safety briefing before you ride, and there are always at least two guides (a lead and a sweeper) so no one rides alone. Bike insurance is included (mechanical + damage cover). We strongly recommend you also carry your own travel/medical insurance that covers off-road motorcycling — your home travel insurance often covers it, but check before flying.

Rides run in small, level-matched groups — usually a lead guide up front and a sweeper at the back. Solo riders are welcome: if others are booked we pair you into a matched group; if no one else is out that day, you get a private guide. For exact sizes and private-group options, ask on WhatsApp.

Yes — Bali rides year-round. In the wet season trails can be muddier and more technical (some riders love that); in light rain we usually still ride, and for heavy rain or storms we adjust the schedule. We'll give you an honest read on conditions for your dates.

They overlap. "Dirt bike" is the everyday name for any off-road motorcycle — what we ride on every tour. "Enduro" means long-distance off-road riding over varied natural terrain (jungle, volcano, trails) — that's exactly what our tours are. "Motocross" usually means short laps on a built track with jumps; we ride some fast, open sections on the way to the coast, but our days are enduro tours on real Bali terrain, not track laps. Whatever you call it, you're on a proper off-road bike with a guide matched to your level.

We ride year-round. The dry season (roughly April–October) gives firmer, dustier trails; the wet season turns the jungle into a muddier, more technical challenge that a lot of riders love. In light rain we usually still ride; for heavy rain or storms we adjust the schedule. We'll give you an honest read on conditions for your dates.

We ride in the rain — mud's half the fun and your guide adapts the pace and the line to the conditions. The only thing that stops a ride is a proper storm, and if that hits we move the schedule or reschedule. Bali rain is usually short and patchy, and the wet season turns the trails into a genuine mud challenge that a lot of riders come back for.

Our bikes are manual with a clutch — that's standard for real dirt bikes. You don't need prior clutch experience: on both the Tabanan and Kintamani tours we start total beginners from scratch on a light KLX 150 or 230 and the guide coaches you through the basics before you hit the trail. The only day where we'd want some real off-road riding behind you is the Secret Forest hard lines. Tell us your experience on WhatsApp and we'll match the route and bike to you.

Enduro is physically active — there's some standing on the pegs and the odd push — but you don't need to be an athlete. The Tabanan route is the gentlest and the guide keeps the pace to your group, with water and rest stops along the way. Eat a solid breakfast, stay hydrated, and tell us if you'd like an easier day; we'll shape the ride to suit you.

Adults of any age are welcome. For kids and teens, message us first — it depends on their height, bike availability and whether we have gear that fits. We're happy to make it work where we can.

We run half-day tours, full-day tours, and multi-day trips of 2 to 6 days. A half-day is a shorter morning or afternoon ride; a full day is a longer route with lunch on the trail; multi-day trips string several zones together with accommodation and meals included. Tell us how long you'd like to ride and we'll suggest the right format.

You can often book at short notice if there's a bike and a slot free — and booking is over WhatsApp, so it's quick to ask. Popular dates and the high season fill up faster, so for those it's best to message us a little ahead to lock in your bike and guide.

It comes down to scenery, not skill — both run the full range and both are fine to start from scratch on, with the guide matching the pace to you. Tabanan Jungle & Beach mixes jungle single-track with a black-sand beach finish on Bali's west coast. Kintamani Black Lava puts you on a volcanic black-lava field and pine forest with big crater views around an active volcano. Pick the landscape you most want to ride — tell us on WhatsApp and we'll point you to the right one (and you can always do both).