UBUD · FARM TOURS
The farms worth the trip.
The 6 ubud farm tours most travellers come back raving about, gathered in one place. What you pick, taste and take home on each one, how long it runs, the family that farms the land, and what a place at the table costs.
Learn Balinese cooking on a Ubud farm with a market visit, pick-your-own produce, six dishes, and coffee/tea, with pickup included.
Most Popular“We took a tour of the garden and selected our greens and herbs. Then, we cooked 2 appetizers, 3 main dishes and a community desert. The food quality and instructions were exceptional.”
Balinese cooking on an organic farm near Ubud with a morning market tour, harvest time, 6 dishes plus dessert, and recipe book.
“What an amazing and informative cooking class. The trip to the market was educational and the ranch where the cooking class takes place was beautiful. The cooking instructors were very attentive and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this class to other people.”
Cook six Balinese dishes at Mai Organic Farm outside Ubud. Pick herbs in the garden, use a wood-fired stove, and enjoy fresh drinks.
“This was one of those experiences that you get for your lifetime. Really kind people, that will explain to you all about how the farm and fruits/vegetables are grown and maintained, then the farm itself on which you will try fruits and smell spices maybe even for the first time in your life, directly from…”
Explore an organic farm in Ubud with Kadek, pick spices, cook 2-3 Balinese dishes, and eat your meal with included transfers.
“Amazing farm and people. The food we made together was delicious. The best experience ever. We loved every moment.”
Ubud’s Pemulan organic farm cooking class takes you from market and harvest to a hands-on Balinese feast. 6-course menus from $29.
“It was a very good class … I highly recommend”
Farm-to-table Balinese cooking in Ubud: shop a local market, cook with organic ingredients, visit a family home, eat your 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.”
