Ubud: ATV Quad Bike Jungle, Waterfall & Rice Fields Ride

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Duration1h–2h

GroupUp to 30

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Ubud’s wild side: quad biking through rivers, jungle and rice fields

You’ll get muddy, probably laugh out loud, and see parts of Ubud most people miss on foot—rivers, jungle tunnels, waterfalls, even a gorilla statue thrown in. With hotel pickup included (if you want), a local guide leading the way, plus lunch and hot showers after—this is one of those days you’ll remember every time you spot a splash of mud on your shoes.

1h–2h

Step-by-step itinerary

Ubud ATV Quad Bike Adventure

Gear up for ATV ride
Start off-road journey
Ride through jungle trails
Conquer steep inclines
Pass rice fields and river
Explore waterfall and tunnel
See Gorilla Statue
Complete 90-minute trek

The Experience

We jolted forward right away, engines rumbling under us as we left the base in Ubud. The helmets felt snug (maybe too snug — my ears were squished), but I barely noticed once we started bouncing along the first muddy track. Our guide Wayan grinned back at us, teeth flashing, and shouted something about “hold tight!” as we veered toward a tunnel that looked way too small for the quad bikes. It smelled like wet earth and gasoline in there — kind of sharp and sweet at the same time. I kept thinking I’d scrape my knuckles on the wall, but somehow made it out unscathed.

The river section was my favorite part of this Ubud ATV quad bike tour. Water splashed up everywhere — cold on my shins — and frogs scattered ahead as we rumbled through. There was this moment where we stopped by a little waterfall (not huge, but loud), and Wayan told us locals sometimes come here to cool off after working in the rice fields nearby. He laughed when I tried to say “terima kasih” properly; I’m pretty sure I butchered it. The green around us was so bright it almost hurt my eyes, and you could smell something sweet from the wet grass.

I didn’t expect how much fun those uphill bits would be — or how hard I’d grip the handlebars. At one point, my friend nearly slid sideways into a puddle and just burst out laughing. We passed a giant gorilla statue (randomly placed? No idea why it’s there) before heading into another stretch of pure jungle where everything got quieter except for our engines and some distant birds. The whole ride lasted about 90 minutes but honestly felt shorter; time does that when you’re actually having fun instead of just looking at your phone.

What’s included

Your day includes private hotel pickup if you select it during booking, all safety equipment like helmet and shoes (which actually fit well), lockers for your stuff, a welcome drink to kick things off, insurance coverage throughout the ride, plus lunch afterward—and honestly that hot shower with real soap feels pretty great after all that mud.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Bali Quad Biking