Ubud · Adventure · half day
Tear through jungle trails, rice fields, river crossings and a cave tunnel on a quad bike — a muddy, grinning half-day with full safety gear, a lead guide and a hose-down and lunch at the end.
Overview
This is the antidote to a quiet temple day. After a quick safety briefing you'll head out on a quad through Ubud's back-country — rice paddies, jungle, splashy river crossings and the famous tunnel carved through the rock.
You can ride solo (you drive) or tandem (one drives, one holds on), and the lead guide sets a pace to match your nerve. Expect mud, expect grinning, expect to want a second lap. There's a shower and a hot lunch waiting when you roll back in.
Collected from the south or Ubud and out to the trail base.
Gear up, learn the controls and do a short practice loop.
Jungle, rice fields, river crossings and the cave tunnel — with photo stops.
Hose down, change and a well-earned hot lunch.
Dropped home by early afternoon.
Active and bumpy — no licence needed, but you'll use your arms. Minimum age usually 6 for tandem.
Clothes you don't mind ruining, a change of clothes, and closed shoes.
Runs year-round — it's even more fun (and muddier) after rain.
Tandem riding lets non-drivers join; tell us your group and we'll sort the bikes.
Gallery
Real moments from the day — photographed on location.
Where it happens
South Bali or Ubud.
The jungle ATV base outside Ubud.
The Ubud back-country, central Bali.
Exact pickup time is confirmed on WhatsApp the evening before.
Reviews
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Good to ask
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Tell us your group and we'll set up the bikes — solo or tandem — for a muddy morning to remember.
