Bali is best when the day has both speed and stillness. This combo tour pairs ATV quad biking with Ubud’s Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and a visit to Tegenungan Waterfall.

I like that the day is built around real, different places instead of just one highlight stop. I also like the practical extras: pickup by private air-conditioned car, safety gear for the ride, and shower/changing facilities afterward.

One thing to consider: this is a long day (about 8 hours) and the schedule assigns short time at Tegenungan, so you’ll likely want to think of it as a photo-and-view stop rather than a long hang.

Key highlights you’ll actually feel during the day

• ATV ride time (3 hours) with tropical forest, rice terraces, villages, river crossings, and waterfall visiting on the route
• Sacred Monkey Forest (about 1 hour) in a 12.5-hectare sanctuary with over 1,260 long-tailed macaques and three ancient temples
• Shower + changing room after the quad ride, so you can reset instead of leaving muddy
• Buffet lunch plus mineral water, so you’re not hunting for food mid-program
• Private hotel transport in an air-conditioned car, handled by an English-speaking driver
• Safety equipment included (helmet, gloves, etc.), plus insurance coverage

ATV Quad Bike at Pertiwi Adventure: the 3-hour part that sets the tone

The day starts with Pertiwi Adventure, where you’ll spend about 3 hours riding ATV quads. The route is the key here: you’re not just circling a single track. The experience is described as including tropical forests, rice terraces, and village areas, plus the kind of off-road terrain that makes you slow down, then speed up, then slow down again.

You’ll also get river crossings. That matters because it changes the feel of the ride from fun track time into real off-road adventure. Even if you’re not aiming to get muddy, you should assume you will get a bit of dirt on you. The good news is that the package includes shower facilities and a changing room, which is a rare and genuinely helpful inclusion for tours that involve messy activities.

What I’d mentally prepare for: safety gear is included (helmet and gloves, among other items), but the ride is still physical. You’ll be learning how your quad handles on loose ground and you’ll want a firm grip, especially in wet or uneven sections. If you’re someone who likes active days and doesn’t mind getting dirty, this is the best part of the schedule.

Tegenungan Waterfall: quick entry, big views, short stay

After the ATV, the tour moves to Tegenungan Waterfall. This is one of Bali’s best-known waterfall stops, and the description emphasizes the jungle setting and the view as water cascades into the area below.

Here’s the practical catch: the program data lists 1 minute for Tegenungan with admission included. That doesn’t mean you’ll be staring at a waterfall for a full minute in real life, but it does signal that the time on-site is likely tight compared with other stops. So plan your expectations accordingly. Treat Tegenungan as a chance to see it, take pictures, and enjoy the atmosphere for a brief window.

If you’re the type who likes long, unhurried waterfall time, you might want to build extra time on your own outside this tour later in your Bali trip. But if you want a day that packs in multiple highlights without turning into a 10-hour slog, Tegenungan is a good fit.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud: temples, shade, and long-tailed macaques

Next comes the calm contrast: the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud. You’ll have about 1 hour here, walking in a 12.5-hectare forest area with over 1,260 long-tailed macaques.

This stop works because it’s not just wildlife spotting. The sanctuary is also home to three ancient temples, so you’re moving through shaded paths with a spiritual, cultural layer that’s different from typical zoo-style monkey encounters. Even if you’re not a temple person, it changes the rhythm of the visit. It feels less like a quick photo stop and more like a stroll through a living site where monkeys and people share the same space.

A big part of the experience is the monkeys themselves. This is Bali’s real-deal monkey sanctuary environment, meaning they move quickly, they watch you back, and they can get curious. I’d keep small valuables secure and be ready to move your feet to avoid sudden crossings. You’re there to observe, not to try to control their behavior.

The upside of the 1-hour timing: you’ll get the magic of the forest and temples without feeling like you’re stuck in a long line. The downside: if you love slow wandering and detailed temple viewing, you may want extra time in Ubud beyond this package.

Lunch, showers, and the comfort details that matter in Bali

A lot of ATV tours skip the “what happens after” part. This one includes the basics that save your day. After your ride, you have shower facilities and changing room, so you can rinse off and put on something cleaner before heading to the waterfall and Monkey Forest.

You’ll also get buffet lunch with mineral water. That’s important because it removes decision fatigue. When you’re booking a day with multiple stops, the biggest time killer is often not the sightseeing—it’s finding food and trying to figure out where to eat quickly. A set lunch means you can keep moving.

Water is also covered. Bottled water is included, and the package includes insurance. I always appreciate insurance for adventure activities, even when everything goes smoothly, because Bali days can involve sudden rain and slippery ground.

Transport is handled too: you get private transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned car, driven by an English-speaking driver. That matters because Bali traffic can shift your timing, and an organized driver helps keep the day from falling apart.

Price and value: is $75.29 a good deal for this mix?

At $75.29 per person, this tour sits in the mid-range for a Bali day that combines ATV time, two major sightseeing stops, and meals. The value comes from what’s actually included, not from a low base price.

Here’s the value math I’d use:

• ATV experience with safety equipment included
• Admission coverage noted for the waterfall and Monkey Forest
• Buffet lunch and bottled water
• Shower/changing facilities
• Private air-conditioned transport with an English-speaking driver

If you were to piece these parts together yourself—especially the ATV ride plus driver plus admission plus lunch—you’d likely spend a similar amount or more, and you’d spend extra time coordinating. The private-car approach also reduces stress. You’re not sharing transport with random strangers and renegotiating schedules.

One caution: this is a private tour/activity for your group, so it’s priced per person within that structure. If you’re traveling solo or in a very small group, it can still be worth it for the convenience, but it may feel higher than group-shared deals.

Who should book this ATV, Monkey Forest, and waterfall combo

This is a strong choice if you want a “Bali highlights sampler” day that still feels like an adventure.

It fits best if you:

• like doing an active thing early (ATV) and a scenic thing later (waterfall and forest)
• want the day planned around a driver who handles transport and timing
• appreciate practical inclusions like showers, lunch, and bottled water

It might be less ideal if you:

• hate muddy activities or dislike off-road driving
• want a slow, long waterfall experience
• get uncomfortable around animals and prefer environments where wildlife is more controlled

The good part is that the program says most travelers can participate, which suggests the ride is designed for a broad range of people. Still, ATV riding involves sitting, gripping, and balancing, so you’ll want to feel comfortable with that physical element.

Also, the tour is listed as private, so you’ll be with your group only. That’s great for couples, friends, and families who want less crowd energy in the car.

What to expect from the driver and guiding style

Names show up in the experience. Some guests specifically praised guides including Kariasa and Kadek for making the day run smoothly and for sharing information along the way.

One thing that comes through clearly is reliability and presentation. Guests described on-time pickup and a guide who stays helpful and thoughtful throughout the day. Another note: in at least one described day, the guide took extra time for photos and videos, including during special moments like a honeymoon.

Even if your driver isn’t one of those names, the tour is positioned around an English-speaking driver, which usually means you’ll get clearer directions and less waiting around.

Tips for a smoother day (and better photos) across all three stops

Based on how this kind of day tends to work, I’d show up ready for transitions.

For the ATV

• Bring something you don’t mind getting dirty. The ride involves forests, terraces, and river crossings, so expect at least some grime.
• Wear shoes that can handle rough ground. Slippers aren’t ideal for off-road footing.
• If you bring a phone, keep it protected. Water and mud travel fast once you hit uneven sections.

For the waterfall

• Go with a quick-photo mindset if you love the classic viewpoint shots. The time shown for Tegenungan is short, so you’ll want to move efficiently.
• Bring a light layer. Waterfall air can feel cooler than expected.

For the Monkey Forest

• Keep small items secure and stay aware of where monkeys are active near paths.
• Plan on shaded walking, which is pleasant when the sun hits Bali hard.

And one small pro move: use the included shower/changing facilities right after the ATV. It makes the rest of the day feel fresher, not sticky and sandy.

Should you book this Bali ATV plus Ubud Monkey Forest and Tegenungan tour?

I’d book it if your ideal Bali day looks like this: active morning, scenic reset, cultural wildlife walk, and then a return without you coordinating every step. The mix is smart: 3 hours of ATV gives you adrenaline, Tegenungan adds iconic scenery, and Monkey Forest gives you the quieter, temple-and-wildlife feel.

Skip it or reconsider if you want a long, slow nature day with lots of downtime. The schedule is packed, and the waterfall stop appears short on the program timing. Also, if you strongly dislike animals around people, Monkey Forest may feel intense.

If you’re traveling with a group who wants a single guided plan with transportation, lunch, and shower access included, this is a solid value at around $75.29 per person.

FAQ

What’s the duration of the tour?

The tour is listed at about 8 hours.

Where does the tour take place?

The experience is associated with Kuta, Indonesia, with stops that include Ubud and Tegenungan Waterfall.

Are hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. The tour includes private transportation.

What activities are included in the schedule?

You’ll do an ATV quad adventure at Pertiwi Adventure, visit Tegenungan Waterfall, and tour the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.

Is admission included for the Monkey Forest and waterfall?

Yes. Admission is included for both the Tegenungan Waterfall and the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.

Is lunch included?

Yes. A buffet lunch with mineral water is included.

What’s included for the ATV ride and comfort after?

Safety equipment like helmets and gloves is included, plus shower facilities and changing rooms.

How long do you spend at the Monkey Forest?

The schedule lists about 1 hour at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.

Can most people participate?

The tour notes that most travelers can participate.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts.