Indonesia · FARMS
The 5 farm visits we would put on a first Indonesian itinerary, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Start at the top.
Review of Pemulan Bali’s Ubud farm cooking class, with market visit, six dishes, practical timing, price value, and booking advice.
“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, pick organic produce, and visit a local market on this practical farm-to-table class from Ubud.
“I met some wonderful people ... workers and other participants. The cooking process was excellently presented and I learnt a lot.”
Cook six Balinese dishes at Mai Organic Farm near Ubud, harvest ingredients, learn about subak, and enjoy a communal meal with local hosts.
“Amazing experience, would recommend to anyone. Great for couples, friends or family! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable”
Cook a Balinese meal at an organic farm near Ubud, gather fresh ingredients, and enjoy a hands-on class with hotel transfers included.
“This is a very interesting 'hands on' experience, in a beautiful farm setting, the instructors were engaging. All up a fabulous day.”
Cycle Yogyakarta’s rice fields and villages, visit a fish farm, enjoy lunch and fish therapy, with private transfers for $23.
“We had the best day riding around quiet streets, rice fields, fish farms etc.Wardo was absolutely fabulous, picked us up and took us to fit our great bikes and organised delicious food.”
Pick an island, a volcano or a kitchen.
