You’ll tear through muddy jungle trails on an ATV quad bike in Ubud, splash into hidden tunnels and rivers, then cool off by a waterfall before sharing lunch with your group. Local guides keep things safe but fun — you’ll end up dirty, tired, and probably grinning wider than you expect.
Helmet on, boots laced — and I could already hear the engines rumbling somewhere behind the trees. We’d barely finished our welcome drink at the base in Ubud when Wayan, our quad guide, grinned and handed over the keys. “Don’t worry,” he said, “just follow me.” The quad felt heavier than I expected; my hands were a bit shaky as we rolled out past the first rice fields. There was this earthy smell — wet leaves mixed with exhaust — and I realized I hadn’t done anything like this since I was a kid.
The trail got wild fast. One minute we were bouncing along narrow paths lined with banana trees, next thing we’re plunging into a tunnel that looked like something out of an adventure movie (I ducked instinctively — too many action films maybe). The sound changed completely inside: just engine echoes and water dripping somewhere far ahead. Wayan shouted something back to us about how locals used to walk these tunnels during rainy season. I probably missed half of it because I was too busy not crashing into the wall.
After that there was mud — so much mud — and then suddenly sunlight again as we burst out near a riverbank. We stopped at this waterfall where some other riders were already taking photos, their faces streaked with dirt but all smiles. The spray felt cold after all that heat and dust. Li tried to teach me how to say “terima kasih” properly (I still don’t think I nailed it), but she laughed anyway. Lunch back at the base was simple — egg sandwich and fries — but honestly, it tasted better than most fancy meals after that kind of ride. My arms are still sore thinking about it now.
Yes, hotel pickup is included if you book with transfer from areas like Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, Legian, Canggu, Sanur, Jimbaran or Nusa Dua.
No previous experience is needed; guides provide full instruction and safety briefing before you start.
You should bring changing clothes and sunblock; all safety equipment is provided onsite.
Yes, lunch is included after your ride—usually an egg sandwich and fries at the base.
Children aged 6-13 can join as tandem riders with a parent; solo rides are for ages 13-65.
The route covers about 8 km through jungle trails, tunnels, rice fields and by a waterfall.
Yes—locker use, towels, changing rooms and showers are provided at the base after your ride.
The price includes insurance coverage, safety gear (boots & helmet), welcome drink, lunch, locker use and guide services.
Your day includes pickup from your hotel if you choose transfer options (Ubud or southern Bali), all safety equipment like boots and helmet plus insurance coverage throughout. After tearing up muddy trails with your local guide on an 8 km route past rice fields and waterfalls near Ubud, you’ll get access to lockers for your stuff—and shower facilities so you can clean up before sitting down to a simple lunch of egg sandwich and fries together back at base.
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