Wira Grape Sejahtera, Seririt: Is Grape Picking Worth a Stop?

Wira Grape Sejahtera is a pick-your-own grape farm in Banjar Dinas Uma, Patemon village, Seririt district, about 600 metres from Seririt market. Entry is IDR 10,000 for adults and IDR 5,000 for children, according to Visit North Bali, the Buleleng regency's tourism portal. Whatever you pick is weighed and paid for by the kilo.

What you get

The farm grows around 15 kinds of table grapes, red, black and green, mostly imported varieties. You walk under the trellises, choose your own bunches and can taste as you go. West Buleleng suits grape growers because it is dry with strong sun.

The main catch: seasons

The vines are not always fruiting. Picking opens harvest by harvest; in 2025 Wira Grape opened for picking from 8 November, according to IDN Times. Buleleng's grape harvest usually peaks in August-November, and imported varieties rot easily in the wet season. Turn up without asking and you may only see leaves. Message the farm on WhatsApp or check its latest Instagram posts before you go.

Grape prices vary

Visit North Bali (December 2024) listed IDR 100,000 per kilo, while a November 2025 report on grape picking around Seririt and Gerokgak said from about IDR 70,000. Price can depend on the variety, so ask before you fill a basket. Bring cash.

Honest verdict

Worth it if you are already staying in Lovina or heading to Pemuteran: Seririt is about 30 minutes west of Lovina and an hour here is enough. Not worth a dedicated trip from south Bali, which is roughly 2.5-3 hours each way. Kids usually love picking their own fruit, but the farm is open to the sun, so bring a hat and water. In the same district, Titab Ularan Dam pairs well in one morning.