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Ride a quad bike through Bali's rice paddies, jungle tracks and traditional villages on a guided ATV session with hotel pick-up, safety briefing and lunch included. It is an active half-day inland adventure without planning transport or trail access yourself.
After a morning hotel pick-up around 8:00 a.m. you reach the ATV base inland from the main tourist coast. A welcome drink, helmet fitting and safety briefing come first, with guides explaining throttle, braking and trail spacing before anyone sets off on the bikes.
The riding block runs through rice paddies, forest paths, river crossings and traditional village lanes for around 90 minutes with photo stops and regroup points on trickier sections. When you finish you can shower or change if facilities are available, sit down for included lunch at the base, then transfer back to your hotel by early afternoon.
Trails run on Bali's inland countryside near the Ubud area, where terraced rice fields, jungle canopy and village tracks give a very different feel from the island's beach resorts. Routes pass through working paddies, shaded forest sections and quiet hamlets that many visitors only glimpse from a car window.
The ATV base sits within easy reach of Ubud, Payangan and Tegalalang, while hotel collection also covers the main south-coast hubs including Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Seminyak, Kerobokan, Sanur, Canggu, Pecatu and Uluwatu. Exact trail entry depends on conditions on the day, but the riding always stays in Bali's green interior rather than on public roads.
Riders must be at least 15 and comfortable following guide instructions on uneven, sometimes muddy tracks. A minimum of two participants is required for this package to run, and up to six riders can join the same guided departure.
Bring a change of clothes and a towel because dust, river splashes and mud are common even in dry season. Closed shoes, sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended. Tandem riding on one machine may be available depending on the rate tier you select.
Pick-up, ATV entry, riding kit, guided trail time and lunch are arranged in one booking so you are not piecing together taxis, base tickets and a return ride through the countryside on your own. A private air-conditioned car collects you from your hotel and brings you back after lunch.
Experienced trail guides set a steady pace suited to mixed-ability groups while still delivering an adventurous ride through rice fields, jungle and villages. The half-day rhythm is planned for you, with a welcome drink on arrival, a proper safety briefing, roughly 90 minutes on the bikes and included lunch before the drive home.
Your driver collects you from your hotel around 8:00 a.m. for the transfer to the ATV base. Use the journey to confirm you have closed shoes and a change of clothes packed for after the ride.
Share your group leader name and WhatsApp number after booking for smooth coordination on the day.
Arrive at the base for a welcome drink, helmet fitting and safety briefing. Guides explain throttle, braking and spacing on the trail before anyone sets off.
Ask questions during the briefing if this is your first ATV experience.
Ride through rice paddies, jungle tracks and village paths for around 90 minutes with guide supervision throughout. Photo stops are built in on scenic sections and before trickier river or mud crossings.
Stay in the group formation and follow hand signals on narrow lanes.
After riding you change if facilities are available, then sit down for included lunch at the base. Your driver returns you to your hotel around midday to early afternoon depending on traffic.
Keep your booking confirmation handy for the reception team at drop-off.
Pick-up is arranged from hotels across Ubud, Payangan, Tegalalang and the main south-coast stay areas. After booking, share your accommodation name, address and an active WhatsApp number.
Typical collection is around 8:00 a.m. for the drive to the ATV base.
Plan for around 6 hours from hotel pick-up to drop-off. That includes the drive to the ATV base, a welcome drink, roughly 90 minutes on the bikes, lunch and the return transfer.
Typical timing is an 8:00 a.m. pick-up with ATV riding from around 10:00 a.m. after briefing and kit-up.
Yes. Private car pick-up and drop-off are included from hotels across Ubud, Payangan, Tegalalang, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Seminyak, Kerobokan and Sanur.
The driver collects you at your hotel reception or agreed entrance point within the service area.
The minimum age to ride is 15. Younger guests cannot drive their own ATV on this product even if they have ridden elsewhere.
Tandem riding for two guests on one machine may be available depending on the rate tier selected in the booking flow.
A minimum of two participants is required to run this package. Solo travellers need to book for two places or ask whether another guest is already booked on the same date.
Maximum group size on the trail is six riders per departure.
Routes pass through rice paddies, forest tracks, river crossings and traditional villages on Bali's inland trails. You ride a four-wheeled ATV with helmet and briefing before setting off.
Pace is guided rather than a race, with stops for photos and to regroup on trickier sections.
Lunch is included after the riding session according to the published day plan. A welcome drink is served at the ATV base before you kit up.
If you have dietary needs, mention them to your guide at the base so they can advise what is usually served.
Wear clothes you do not mind getting dusty or muddy, closed shoes and sunglasses. Bring a towel and a full change of clothes because tracks can be wet and splashes are common.
Helmets and riding equipment are provided at the base after your safety briefing.
You should be comfortable operating simple controls on a quad bike and following guide instructions on uneven ground. No licence is required, but first-timers should listen closely during the briefing.
Guides set a steady pace on the trail with regroup stops so mixed-ability groups can ride together comfortably.
Heavy rain can make trails slippery or unsafe. If conditions are poor the guide may delay the start, shorten the route or choose drier sections of the trail.
Light rain may still allow riding with adjusted routes at the guide's discretion.
Each rider wears a helmet and receives a briefing on throttle, braking and spacing before leaving the base. Guides stay with the group throughout the trail and set hand signals for narrow lanes and river crossings.
Stay in formation and avoid overtaking unless the guide signals that it is safe.
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