ATVs in Bali can feel unreal. This Ubud-area ride is built for scenery and a real guided circuit through fields and jungle trails.

Two things I especially like are how much is handled for you (ATV, boots, safety gear, lockers, towels, even showers and a changing room) and that you get a guided route across changing terrain, not just a loop around a field. One thing to consider: bike quality can vary, and I recommend you be alert about the condition of the ATV you’re assigned.

Key Highlights at a Glance

Rice-terrace-to-jungle route with a guide: you’ll follow an instructor who keeps you on the track across forests, rivers, and village areas.

All the gear is included: ATV, boot shoes, safety-approved equipment, plus lockers and showers.

Lunch is part of the package: buffet lunch is included, and a vegetarian option is available if you request it.

Private, just-for-your-group experience: it’s listed as private, so you won’t share with random people.

Optional souvenir video or photo: you can buy it at the end if you want a keepsake.

Price and Value for a 2-Hour Bali ATV Ride

At $35 per person for a roughly 2-hour ATV activity, this is priced like an entry-to-mid level Bali adventure—especially because it includes more than the ride itself. You’re not just paying for an ATV; you’re also paying for instruction, safety equipment, boots, lunch, and the basic on-site comforts (lockers, towels, shower, changing room).

What makes the price feel more “worth it” is the way the experience is structured for convenience. You’ll get a professional ATV Ride Instructor, and the tour includes insurance coverage, tax and services. If you also choose a package that includes transfers, you get hotel pickup and drop-off—though the listing notes transfers only apply for the package that includes them.

One practical note: it’s commonly booked about 25 days in advance. If you’re traveling around peak dates, I’d lock it in earlier so you have more time to confirm details (like the vegetarian option).

Seminyak-Ubud Pickup Reality: Where You Start and How Transfers Work

Even though it’s marketed as a Seminyak activity, the meeting point is at Bali Pertiwi Adventure on Jl. Dewi Saraswati No.2, Bongkasa Pertiwi, Kec. Abiansemal, Kabupaten Badung, Bali (80352).

So here’s how to think about it: you’re doing a Ubud-hills style ride (rice terraces, jungle paths, river sections), but your actual check-in spot is at that Bali Pertiwi Adventure base. If you’re staying in Seminyak, you’ll want to confirm whether your booking includes transfers. The tour says hotel pickup and drop-off are included only for packages that include transfers.

You’ll also want to plan your day around the fact that the tour ends back at the meeting point. That’s helpful because you can return to your area instead of guessing logistics after you’re muddy, sweaty, and ready for a shower.

Entering the Track: Rice Terraces, Tunnel, Bamboo Forest, River, Villages

This ATV route is designed around variety. You don’t just ride through one type of scenery. You’ll go through hills with rice terraces, then move into more enclosed and natural areas like a bamboo forest and jungle sections.

The itinerary description also mentions a tunnel and riverside riding, plus village areas and panoramic viewpoints. That matters because it changes what you experience every few minutes. On many ATV rides, the track can feel repetitive; here, the ride is described as “on all terrain” with a long, natural-environment trek that includes multiple environments.

You’ll ride with your guide rather than “go anytime, do your own thing.” That guided element is key for two reasons:

• The terrain changes (forest, rivers, rice fields), and you’ll want someone to keep you on the safer parts of the route.
• You get context for what you’re seeing—how the track connects rice-growing areas, rivers, and traditional village viewpoints.

The 2-Hour Ride: What the Guide-Driven Route Actually Means for You

The highlight promise is pretty clear: stick with your guide and you’ll see varying terrain like forests, rice fields, rivers, and villages. That translates into a ride experience where you’re not constantly second-guessing where to go next.

This tour also says the track is safe and suitable for both beginners and professional riders. In practical terms, that means the activity is set up for a range of comfort levels. Still, you should be honest about your own comfort. ATV riding is physical. Even a “beginner friendly” track includes bumps, turning, and braking on uneven ground.

The other meaningful detail is pacing. The ride is described as a long trek in a natural environment, not a quick photo stop-and-go. Expect a mix of thrilling sections (the track is described as challenging at parts) and calmer segments where you can focus on staying smooth.

And you’ll have a clear endpoint: you return to the meeting point. That matters for energy management. You’re not riding until dark or wondering how much longer the route is.

Safety Setup: Boots, Locks, Towels, Showers—and Real Instruction

One of the reasons this tour is easy to recommend is that it’s built like a full activity day, not a barebones rental.

You’ll be provided with:

• Boot shoes
• Safety-approved equipment
• Lockers
• Towels
• Shower and changing room
• A professional ATV Ride Instructor

That’s a big deal in Bali’s outdoor heat, because getting muddy isn’t optional on many ATV trails. Having lockers and a changing area means you can plan to bring a change of clothes and then actually use it.

Also, no experience is required in the sense that the tour states it’s suitable for beginners. You’ll get instruction and you’ll ride with a guide. If you’re nervous, that’s still normal—just remember that the most important safety move is simple: stay with the guide, and don’t try to pass or cut ahead.

What to bring (and why it matters)

Bring:

• sunscreen
• a camera
• a change of clothes

You’ll appreciate sunscreen because the ride includes outdoor terrain through fields and jungle areas. And the change of clothes is less about fashion and more about avoiding the uncomfortable post-ride feeling.

ATV Suitability: Ages, Tandem Rules, and Who This Fits Best

This tour lists a minimum age of 5 years and a maximum age of 60 years. That already puts it in the “many people can do this” category.

But there’s an important split for how kids ride:

• Minimum age is 12 years for an ATV single ride.
• Children age 5–11 must be accompanied by an adult for ATV tandem ride.
• Tandem ride must be booked in multiples of 2 (example: 2, 4, 6, 8, etc.).

So if your group includes younger riders, you’ll need to match the booking math. If you don’t, you may end up with the wrong arrangement for the ATV assignment.

Who will like this most?

• First-time ATV riders who want structure, instruction, and a guided route
• People who want Bali nature scenes (rice fields, bamboo, river areas) without hiking for hours
• Small groups that prefer private time rather than being mixed into a large crowd

Lunch After the Ride: The Buffet That Helps You Actually Enjoy the Day

Lunch is included as a buffet. For me, that’s one of those “small detail, big impact” things. After you’ve been in the sun and riding for close to two hours, you don’t want to scramble for food or wait on transport.

The tour also states a vegetarian option is available—just advise when booking. That’s a simple step that prevents meal stress later.

I’d treat the lunch time like part of the tour flow, not an extra. It’s part of why the activity is planned to run as a full package, with showers and changing room included after riding.

Extras: Optional Photo/Video Souvenir at the End

You can purchase an optional souvenir photo or video at the end if you like. It’s not included in the base price.

This is a classic “buy it if it’s your style” add-on. If you’re the type who loves action shots, it can be a fun memory. If you’re more of a DIY photographer, you may not need it since you’re also encouraged to bring your own camera.

Either way, I recommend waiting until the end to decide. You’ll know what kind of shots were captured and whether they match what you actually want to keep.

Group Discounts and Private Attention: Why This Feels Different

The tour is listed as private, meaning only your group participates. That matters for comfort and flow. You’re not waiting while strangers figure out helmets, transfers, or basic directions.

It’s also noted that group discounts are available. The exact discount rules aren’t detailed here, so the best move is to ask during booking if your group size qualifies.

Private attention doesn’t mean the track becomes “easy mode.” It means the guide and timing work better for your group, which usually makes the experience feel smoother from start to finish.

The One Caution: Bike Condition Can Matter a Lot

Here’s the honest part. One reported experience described poor bike quality, steering that felt nearly nonexistent, and a bike-to-bike crash linked to a brake failure. The provider response to that comment said that during high season, a new bike was being used by other guests, and they apologized that the older bike was assigned.

I don’t say this to scare you—ATV operations can be anywhere from excellent to uneven depending on maintenance schedules and demand. But I do think you should act on it:

• Pay attention when your ATV is assigned.
• If something feels off before you start, tell the instructor right away.
• Treat safety checks as normal, not as an insult.

It’s also smart to go in with the mindset that your guide is the safety buffer. Stay with the guide, follow directions, and don’t push when the bike isn’t responding the way it should.

Weather Matters: Plan Around Bali’s Outdoor Reality

The tour says it requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

That’s common for outdoor ATV riding, especially when the track involves rivers and mixed terrain. If you’re flexible with your schedule, you’ll have an easier time finding a rain-free slot. If your itinerary is tight, it’s worth booking sooner so you have options if conditions change.

Quick Practical Tips Before You Book

Here’s how I’d make this ATV day go smoothly:

• Bring a change of clothes because you’ll have shower access, and you’ll want it.
• Use sunscreen even if the day looks mild in the morning.
• Confirm whether your booking includes transfers, since that’s what determines hotel pickup and drop-off.
• If you’re booking for kids, double-check the age rules: single ride starts at 12, while ages 5–11 ride tandem with an adult and tandem bookings must be in multiples of 2.
• If bike condition worries you, ask questions during check-in and don’t ignore unusual handling.

Should You Book This Bali ATV Ride in the Ubud Hills?

Book it if you want a guided ATV day with rice terraces, bamboo forest, and river/village scenes, plus a setup that includes boots, safety gear, lunch, and on-site showers. At $35 per person, it’s a strong value when you factor in the full activity package.

Skip or reconsider if you’re extremely sensitive to equipment condition. ATV riding depends on maintenance, and while the provider does respond to concerns, you should still be ready to speak up if your bike doesn’t feel right.

If you want an adrenaline-tinged nature ride without complicated planning, this one is built for exactly that. Just go in prepared, follow your instructor, and you’ll get the best chance of a smooth, memorable Bali day.

FAQ

How long is the ATV activity?

The ATV activity is listed at about 2 hours.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Hotel pickup and drop-off are included only for package bookings that include transfers.

Do I need to bring ATV equipment?

No. You don’t need to bring equipment. The tour provides the ATV, boot shoes, and safety-approved equipment.

What is included with the ride beyond the ATV?

You get a professional ATV Ride Instructor, well-maintained bikes, lockers, towels, shower and changing room, and a buffet lunch.

Is lunch included, and can I request vegetarian food?

Yes, buffet lunch is included. A vegetarian option is available if you advise at booking.

What’s the minimum and maximum age to join?

The minimum age allowed is 5 years and the maximum age is 60 years.

Can children ride an ATV by themselves?

Single ATV ride requires a minimum age of 12 years. Children ages 5–11 must be accompanied by an adult and ride tandem, with tandem bookings made in multiples of 2.

Is a photo or video included?

No. A souvenir photo or video is available to purchase at the end, but it’s not included in the price.