You’ll get muddy, laugh a lot, and see parts of Bali most visitors miss—from jungle trails to that unforgettable gorilla cave exit. Perfect if you want real adventure beyond the usual beach day.
First thing I noticed was the earthy scent—damp leaves mixed with a hint of smoke from a nearby warung. We met our guide, Pak Made, who handed us helmets and gave a quick rundown on handling the 250cc quad bikes. The engines rumbled to life as we rolled out past sleepy dogs and kids waving from the roadside. The track started easy but soon dipped into muddy ruts where I could feel the spray hit my arms. If you’re not used to riding off-road, don’t worry—they’ll walk you through it before you get going.
The best part? That tunnel carved right through the hillside, ending in the mouth of a massive gorilla face. It’s wild—one second you’re in pitch dark, then suddenly sunlight pours in and you’re staring out between giant stone teeth. Along the way we splashed through shallow rivers (my shoes got soaked), zipped past bright green rice paddies, and even stopped for a breather near a small waterfall where locals sometimes wash their bikes. After about 90 minutes of riding, we peeled off our muddy gear and grabbed lunch—nasi goreng with iced tea—at a little open-air spot next to the showers.
Yes! The guides give clear instructions before you start and help along the way. No experience needed—just bring your sense of adventure.
Kids can ride tandem with an adult or sit in a stroller if they’re very young. Safety gear is provided for everyone.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and closed-toe shoes (they provide boat shoes if needed). Showers and towels are available after.
Yes, lunch is included after your ride—usually local dishes like fried rice or noodles with drinks.
Your ride covers all safety gear (helmet, boat shoes), lockers for your stuff, showers with towels after the tour, plus lunch and water. A friendly local instructor leads every group. Hotel transfers can be added if you need them.
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