Entry to PT Subur Makmur Farm's imported-grape vineyard in Umeanyar village, Seririt, costs Rp10,000 for adults and Rp5,000 for children, and grapes you pick yourself are Rp70,000 per kilo. Those figures come from a NusaBali interview with the manager, I Kadek Darwena, published on 7 January 2026. This is a different farm from Wira Grape Sejahtera in Patemon, and a few things catch people out before they drive over.
1. The fruit is not always ready
According to the manager, the first harvest comes after almost 100 days of care. That means there are weeks when the vines have just been pruned or the bunches are still green. A 2024 TikTok post about a grape-picking farm on Jl. Pantai Umeanyar said it opened only from 27 July to 17 August. Message the farm's Facebook page before you set off.
2. The farm is in three places
NusaBali reported 2.5 hectares spread over three plots. RRI earlier reported that a Subur Makmur plot in Gerokgak village was busy over the 2025 New Year holiday. Ask which plot is being harvested instead of trusting one map pin.
3. Rainy season is not the best time
The manager admits imported grapes rot easily in the wet season, which is why they graft imported vines onto hardier local rootstock. If you come around the turn of the year, expect less fruit to choose from.
4. Prices change by season
Rp70,000 per kilo is the January 2026 figure. A 2024 post about a farm on the same road quoted Rp100,000 per kilo with free entry but a half-kilo minimum. A family of four should budget roughly Rp100,000-170,000 (about US$6-10): tickets plus one or two kilos of grapes.
5. Go on a weekday morning
The manager says weekends are busiest and weekdays are fairly quiet. Seririt is hot and dry, so mornings are more comfortable. The downside: there is no official website or online price list yet, and everything comes from news reports and social media. A beritabali post from May 2026 shows the farm still taking visitors, but no official opening hours have been published.
The same village has Puri Jati's black-sand beach, Seririt's well-known muck diving spot. To do both without rushing, a night in Lovina makes more sense, and you can look for North Bali hotel vouchers on AccessiaPass.
Location, Prices and Contact
- Location: Jl. Pantai Umeanyar, Umeanyar village, Seririt, about 30-40 minutes west of Lovina. View on Google Maps
- Entry: Rp10,000 adults, Rp5,000 children (NusaBali, January 2026).
- Pick-your-own grapes: Rp70,000/kg (January 2026; recheck, prices are seasonal).
- Hours: no official hours; visitor posts mention 07:00-18:00.
- Contact: Subur Makmur Farm (Facebook) or search on Instagram.
Checked on 20 October 2026 against NusaBali (7 January 2026), RRI and a beritabali post (May 2026). Bring a hat and your own bag for the grapes.
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