One day, two chances to get muddy. You ride ATV jungle tracks and then fly on a Tegalalang rice-terrace zip-line. I like how the route mixes jungle, villages, tunnels, and puddles, and I also like the included lunch and shower setup so you’re not stuck feeling gross. One drawback to plan for: you will get wet and dirty, and this isn’t a good fit if you’ve got serious back/heart limits or low fitness.

This is a true combo adventure out of Ubud, usually running from about 90 minutes to a full day depending on what you add. Guides and drivers are a big part of the experience, and names you may hear include Jay, Herry, Gede Soma, Dekwa, and Donny. If you want adrenaline with clear guidance and a simple meal at the end, this tour style makes sense.

Key things to know before you go

• ATV ride over 1–1.5 hours on a semi-automatic 250cc bike, with a beginner-friendly start
• Zip-line over the Tegalalang rice terraces for big views and a real change of pace
• Safety gear plus a full briefing before you start, for both the ATV and zip-line
• Lunch is included (fried rice or fried noodles), plus bottled water and coffee or tea
• Optional round-trip pickup covers Ubud and several nearby areas (outside coverage can cost extra)

How the Day Flows in Ubud: pickup, briefing, and your first checkpoint

The schedule is flexible. You’ll see durations from 90 minutes to 7 hours, which usually depends on whether you choose pickup and which combo elements you select (ATV, zip-line, and the coffee stop). If you book a pickup time, that chosen slot is your real hotel pickup time, so don’t plan something tight right after.

Your day starts with either pickup (if you select it) or heading straight to the ATV base. The meeting point is Gorilla ATV Adventure. Either way, you’ll be greeted, then get a safety briefing and fitted with your ATV and zip-line safety equipment before you move to the tracks and platforms.

English support is available (and Indonesian too), which matters because the rules on these rides are pretty specific. You’ll be told how to handle the bike, how the route works, and what to expect during the trickier bits like slopes and wet sections.

If you like a clear flow, this is one of the better formats. You’re not wandering around Ubud trying to line up multiple experiences—you get guided movement from one activity to the next.

The 250cc ATV ride: jungle trails, tunnels, puddles, and that start-to-go moment

The ATV portion is built around variety. You’ll ride through rice terrace scenery, plantations, bamboo forest, jungle, village lanes, tunnels, and puddles. Expect tight turns, downhills, and uphill climbs where the bike’s power comes into play again and again.

Most people also like that they don’t just shove you onto the fastest section. You typically get a slower lane first, then you move into bumpier, more challenging parts. That pacing helps you feel in control before the ride gets more intense.

The bikes are described as semi-automatic 250cc, which usually means less learning than a full manual motorcycle. Still, the track can be physical. You’ll be gripping, absorbing bumps, and staying balanced over uneven terrain. It’s not just a scenic cruise.

Single vs tandem riding

You can do a single ATV or a tandem ride (two people on one bike). If you’re booking tandem and you end up with an odd number of people, one rider may need to go solo with an additional charge on-site. That’s worth checking early if you’re booking as a group.

What you should expect to feel

The ride has an outdoorsy, messy side. Waterproof boots are part of the safety gear, and the route includes puddles. Even with protection, plan on getting wet and muddy. Bring a change of clothes and treat the ATV as a proper activity, not a “clean” photo stop.

Weight and health limits you shouldn’t ignore

This tour isn’t suitable for everyone. It lists restrictions including: people under 88 lbs (40 kg), people over 220 lbs (100 kg), and people with back problems, heart problems, high blood pressure, or altitude sickness, plus pregnant women and children under 5. If any of those apply, skip it. It’s a safety-first ride with uneven terrain and physical effort.

Zip-line over Tegalalang: flying above Bali’s rice-terrace views

After the ATV, you shift gears to the zip-line. The zip-line section is above Tegalalang rice terraces, so your reward is height, speed, and a top-down view you can’t easily recreate from the ground.

Here’s what makes this part valuable: the zip-line isn’t just an isolated thrill. It’s timed so you see the iconic countryside in motion, with rice fields and jungle patches around you. That change—from seated bike riding to harness-and-fly—breaks up the day in a smart way.

You’ll be guided to the zip-line area and get the necessary equipment and instructions. Since the tour is rain or shine, the harness and safety steps are the same whether it’s wet or dry. Your job is simpler: follow the staff guidance, keep your position, and enjoy the ride more than your camera roll.

A small practical note from the vibe of the day: if you’re trying to record everything, you can tense up. I recommend you take a few planned photos and then let your body relax for the ride. That’s when the experience feels best.

Lunch at the ATV location and coffee/tea tasting: the break that keeps the day fun

You’ll eat at the ATV location, which is convenient when you’re already covered in mud. Lunch is included and comes as freshly cooked fried rice or fried noodles. Bottled water is also included, so you’re not scrambling for drinks mid-activity.

This is one of those details that quietly upgrades the tour. Eating on-site means you don’t lose half your day commuting or searching for a restaurant that’s open at the right time. You refuel, wash up, and continue.

After your main adrenaline segments, the day can also include a local coffee farm style stop to sample coffee or tea. That matters if you like a calmer cultural moment after the action. It’s not a long museum-style visit here—it’s more of a tasting and short sampling experience that fits the flow of the day.

Shower and lockers: your “okay, I can go out again” moment

A shower is available to clean up after the quad ride, and lockers and towels are provided at the ATV location. That’s a big deal because the itinerary includes wet, muddy tracks. If you’ve ever tried to head to dinner right after a messy adventure, you know why this matters.

Price and value: how this combo can feel like a steal at about $24

The listed price is $24 per person, and the value comes from what’s packed in—not just the headline cost.

When you choose the pickup option, you typically get round-trip transfer to and from your hotel within the covered areas. You also get professional guides, ATV and zip-line safety gear, an ATV ride (often 1 to 1.5 hours), zip-line access (if selected), insurance, and lunch (fried rice or fried noodles). Bottled water plus coffee or tea are included too.

The hidden value is that someone else handles the routing and timing between activities. You’re paying for a complete experience package, not just a single ride.

One thing not included is photos and videos as an official add-on. That doesn’t mean you won’t get any photo help from your guide (many guides are happy to assist), but you should not count on professionally produced videos being included in the base price.

Also consider that outside the pickup coverage areas, drop-off and pickup may cost extra. If you’re staying further out, build that into your total.

Who this adventure fits best (and who should skip it)

This tour is ideal if you:

• Want a high-energy day in Ubud without planning separate bookings
• Like varied terrain: jungle, villages, tunnels, and puddle sections
• Prefer guided thrills over DIY scooter scrambling
• Can handle getting a bit dirty and wet

It can also work well for first-time ATV riders because the ride pacing includes a slower lane before the more intense sections. The guides are there to get you comfortable fast.

Don’t book if you have listed health limitations

Skip it if you’re pregnant, have back/heart problems, high blood pressure, altitude sickness, or you’re outside the weight range (below 40 kg or above 100 kg). This is not a gentle stroll; it’s real movement over uneven ground.

Fitness matters more than you think

You don’t need to be a gym athlete, but you do need the ability to ride safely over bumps and control your body during turns and climbs. Low fitness can turn a fun adventure into an exhausting one.

Practical tips: what to bring so you feel prepared, not stressed

The checklist is short, but it’s smart:

• Sunglasses (dust and sun happen)
• Change of clothes (you will likely need it)
• Sunscreen (zip-line height + daylight)
• Waterproof camera if you want usable shots
• Cash (for optional items)

Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting ruined. Even with waterproof boots and gear, wet and mud are part of the package.

A few more practical points:

• This activity runs rain or shine, so plan like the weather can change quickly.
• Strollers and baby carriages are not allowed.
• Lockers, safety gear, towels, and showers are provided at the ATV location, so you don’t need to bring those items yourself.

Tandem note if you’re traveling as a couple or group

If you want tandem riding, double-check your group setup. If you end up with an odd number of participants in a tandem booking, someone may ride solo with an extra on-site charge. It’s avoidable by planning ahead.

Should you book Gorilla ATV Quad Bike & Zip-Line in Ubud?

Book it if your idea of a great Bali day includes real adventure—ATV riding through mixed terrain, then a zip-line flight over Tegalalang rice terraces, followed by a filling lunch and the chance to clean up. The combo format saves time, and the included lunch/safety gear/transport (when selected) helps justify the price.

Skip it if you want a mostly clean, low-activity day, or if any of the health and weight limits apply. This is a hands-on experience, and the route includes tunnels, puddles, and slopes, so your body will feel it.

If you’re choosing between just one activity and this combo, I’d lean toward the combo. You get two very different thrills in one outing, and the lunch + shower stop makes it easier to enjoy the second half of the day without rushing.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point for this ATV and zip-line adventure?

Use Google Maps and search for Gorilla ATV Adventure.

Do you offer hotel pickup in Ubud?

Pickup is optional. Areas covered for pickup/drop-off include Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, Canggu, Seminyak, Legian, and Kintamani. Pickup outside the coverage area may cost extra.

How long does the tour take?

The duration can range from about 90 minutes up to 7 hours, depending on the starting times and what options you select.

Is lunch included, and what do you get?

Yes. Lunch is included at the ATV location, and it’s fried rice or fried noodles.

What safety equipment is provided?

All safety gear for both the ATV and zip-line is included, and you’ll receive a full safety briefing before you ride.

What should I bring with me?

Bring sunglasses, a change of clothes, sunscreen, a waterproof camera if you want photos, and cash.

Is the activity suitable for everyone?

No. It’s not suitable for children under 5, pregnant women, people with back problems, people with heart problems, and people with high blood pressure or altitude sickness. There are also weight limits (under 88 lbs / 40 kg and over 220 lbs / 100 kg).

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