Bali · FARMS
6 reviewed
Good farms tours fill up fast in Bali; the great ones fill up first. Here are the 6 best, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes.
A market-and-farm cooking class in Ubud: pick produce, learn Balinese dishes, and eat what you make with coffee and tea for $39.71.
“Amazing authentic experience, we made 5 dishes and enjoyed them in a beautiful farm. Our cook was amazing with great sense of humor :)”
Cook six Balinese dishes at an organic farm near Ubud, with a market stop (morning), fresh harvest, lunch, and a take-home recipe book.
“I met some wonderful people ... workers and other participants. The cooking process was excellently presented and I learnt a lot.”
Small-group Balinese cooking class on an organic farm near Ubud. Pick ingredients, cook 6 dishes, and sip herbal drinks and juice.
“This cooking class was a highlight of our trip to Bali. Our entire group really enjoyed the experience. Everyone was very friendly and we really appreciated learning more about the community.”
Ubud farm tour with Kadek, then hands-on Balinese cooking. Hotel pickup, 2–3 dishes, and a recipe book to take home.
“This is a very interesting 'hands on' experience, in a beautiful farm setting, the instructors were engaging. All up a fabulous day.”
Farm-to-table Balinese cooking in Ubud: market ingredient hunt, hands-on class with organic produce, family visit, and lunch.
“We chose this trip as the time worked for us. The trip was good but way too expensive for Bali. We ended up being charge around $AUD180. There are cheaper alternatives that give the same experience.”
Hands-on Nusa Penida seaweed farming, a local lunch, and two postcard beaches at Atuh and Diamond Beach, with photos included.
“Overall great experience though because it tides we couldn’t do the sea weed farming. But atuh beach was by far one of the most beautiful places we have been to. Would def recommend. ayu was a great guide and we shared of lot of fun stories about Indonesia”
