Jungle ATV ends at a sunset pool. This is a full day that strings together Gorilla Cave trails, rice-terrace views, and a payoff at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool. I like the clear, hands-on coaching from guides such as Rai, and I like that lunch plus pool entry are bundled into the price. One thing to keep in mind: the Cretya stop can be different than what some descriptions imply, so check which Cretya pool you’re headed to before you go.

You’ll spend roughly 8 hours on the go, with time built in for showering and changing after the ride. If you choose the hotel-transfer option, you skip the hassle of getting yourself to the ATV start point at Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro (Tegallalang, Gianyar).

The quad portion is designed for both first-timers and experienced riders, but it is still an active, off-road day. If you’re nervous about tight turns, muddy patches, or riding in uneven terrain, go slowly and follow your guide’s instructions from start to finish.

Key highlights (the stuff that actually matters)

• Beginner-friendly coaching: You’re walked through how to drive and what to watch for, not just dropped on a bike.
• Gorilla Cave + rice terraces combo: You get jungle-and-water scenery plus that classic Ubud terrace look in one run.
• Real payoff at Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool: Pool entry is included, so you’re not hunting for a ticket after you’re sweaty.
• Name-brand guide service: Rai, Yoga, and Ade show up in the stories for their friendliness and helpful guidance.
• Included shower and changing setup: This makes the jump from muddy ATV to lunch and photos much more pleasant.
• Small group feel: Maximum group size is 15, which helps keep the day from feeling chaotic.

ATV Quad Bike in Ubud: what the ride is really like

This tour is built around an ATV experience in and around Ubud, focused on getting you on tracks with views. You’ll drive through a mix of jungle areas and scenic spots, with the route designed to feel fun and adventurous rather than overly technical.

The ride is described as good for beginners and professionals, which usually means you get a guided route that doesn’t require advanced motocross skills. Still, off-road riding has its own logic: you’ll feel bumps, dirt paths, and changing traction. The safest way to enjoy it is to listen closely during the start briefing and keep your movements smooth.

Before you roll, the operator checks the quality of the bike, and you’re expected to use standard safety items like a helmet and boots. I’d treat this as your cue to wear footwear you don’t mind getting scuffed or muddy.

Gorilla Cave trails and the jungle-river vibe

One of the main draws is that you don’t just ride in a straight line through the countryside. The route is described as taking you to Gorilla Cave, then onward through rice-terrace jungle scenery, rivers, and waterfalls.

Gorilla Cave is the headline moment because it feels like a real destination, not just a viewpoint stop. Even if you’re not there for a long walk, the cave area adds texture to the day: it breaks up the ride with something more dramatic than open fields.

As you move along the tracks, you’ll be seeing classic Ubud visuals—green terrain, terrace shapes, and that humid jungle atmosphere. The added stops around rivers and waterfalls are where the ride stops being only adrenaline and becomes scenery you can actually enjoy at a slower pace. If you like nature breaks, this part matters.

Rice terraces scenery: the photo stops you’ll want to slow down for

Ubud’s rice terraces are the part most people came for, and this tour includes them as part of the ATV experience. That’s a smart setup because it doesn’t turn terraces into a separate half-day excursion that you might skip when you’re tired.

I like the practical angle here: you get terrace views while you’re already dressed for the adventure. That means fewer outfit changes and less backtracking through town.

The only caution is that ATV time can be unpredictable—weather and trail conditions can affect pacing. If you care a lot about photography, don’t assume you’ll have unlimited time at every stop. Ask your guide for the best moment to capture the terraces, and be ready when you get the chance.

After the ride: shower, towels, and lunch that won’t derail the day

After ATV time, you get a shower, towels, and a changing room. For a day that starts outdoors and gets you dirty, this is more valuable than it sounds. It’s the difference between feeling fresh for lunch and walking around with mud on your gear.

Lunch is included, with local options such as Nasi Goreng or Mie Goreng. Vegetarian lunch is also available, which is great if you’re trying to keep your group happy without complicated ordering.

In a day like this, I think the most important thing about lunch is timing. You don’t want to wait around for a late meal while everyone’s cooling off and getting bored. The way this tour is structured keeps lunch after the ride and before the pool, so the day flows.

Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool: what you’re paying for

The Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool is the final “wow” moment. Since the entrance ticket is included, you’re not scrambling for extra costs once you finish the ATV.

Infinity pools are often more style than substance, but this one is positioned around rice-terrace views. That matters because it turns your final hour into a place to reset after driving—quiet time with scenery, not just a quick dip.

One practical note: there’s a specific clarification in the tour feedback—people recommend double-checking which Cretya pool you visit, because it may not be the one you expected from general naming. Before you book, I’d message the provider or look carefully at your confirmation details so there are no surprises when you arrive.

Hotel transfers vs meeting points: choose the hassle level you want

You have two ways to do this day:

If you select the hotel-transfer option, a driver picks you up from your hotel and takes you to the ATV start point, then onward to lunch and the Cretya pool stop. If you prefer meeting points, you head to the ATV start point yourself, and the tour ends back there.

For most people, the transfer option is where the value is. Not because it’s fancy, but because it saves energy on a long 8-hour schedule. Ubud has traffic at times, and the less you rely on catching your own ride, the smoother your day feels.

The meeting point is near public transportation, which helps if you’re not staying in a super central area. Still, on a day with ATVs, you usually want fewer coordination headaches, not more.

Safety and how to get the most out of the guide

This experience leans heavily on the guide. The operator promises a professional guide who explains how to drive from start to finish, and that’s exactly what you want with an ATV tour.

From the tour stories, guides like Rai stand out for being friendly and sharing Bali facts during pickup rides. Yoga is described as friendly too, and Ade is mentioned as a helpful manager. Even without knowing these people personally, the pattern is clear: you’re not just paying for the bike; you’re paying for someone to help you ride confidently.

Here’s how to make that coaching pay off:

• Start slow, especially when the path changes from smoother ground to uneven patches.
• Keep your body relaxed. Stiff riding often makes you feel more out of control.
• Follow the guide’s pacing at cave and waterfall areas, where footing can be trickier.

The goal isn’t to win a race. The goal is to enjoy the route—and finish the day clean enough to enjoy lunch and the pool.

Price and value: why $35 can work (if you use what’s included)

At $35 per person, this is priced in a way that can feel like a bargain for a full day. But value depends on what’s actually included, and this tour bundles several items.

You’re getting:

• Quality ATV quad bike
• Lunch after the activities (vegetarian option available)
• Bottle water
• Cretya Sunset ticket entrance
• Shower, towels, and changing room after the ATV
• Optional private hotel transfer

The big value play is the entry fee to the pool plus lunch. Many tours separate those costs, and that’s where the total starts creeping up. Here, you can plan around the included price and just budget for personal needs.

There’s also a tandem element mentioned: two people in one bike in a tandem setup. That can improve value for couples or friends who want to share the experience without each person needing their own single-ATV setup.

So is it worth it? If you want an active Ubud nature day plus a relaxing end point, this checks a lot of boxes for the money.

Who should book this ATV + Infinity Pool day?

This is a great match if you want:

• An ATV ride that’s meant to be doable for first-timers, not only experienced riders
• A nature-focused route with caves, rice terraces, rivers, and waterfalls
• A structured day with included lunch and a real end-stop at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool

It’s also a strong pick for people traveling in small groups, since the tour caps at 15.

If you’re the type who hates getting dirty, this might still work, but you’ll feel the ATV part. The included shower helps a lot, but you should still expect a hands-on, muddy outdoor experience.

And if you’re booking a single ATV, there’s an age note: the minimum age for a single ATV rider is 17 years old. That’s important if you’re planning around family or mixed-age groups.

Quick practical tips before you go

You’ll have a better time if you show up prepared for off-road conditions:

• Wear boots you’re comfortable getting wet or muddy.
• Use or plan for a helmet (the tour emphasizes helmet safety).
• Bring a change of clothes for after the ride, even though towels and changing room are provided.
• Expect the day to run outdoors, so plan for sun and humidity.

For the pool part, consider a small towel or quick-dry clothing if you’re sensitive to getting cold after you change. You’ll be switching from ATV sweat to pool vibes, and simple comfort choices make the transition smoother.

Should you book this ATV + Cretya Infinity Pool tour?

I’d book it if you want one ticket that covers riding, lunch, and a sunset-style pool stop with rice-terrace views. The small group size, the included shower setup, and the fact that lunch and pool entry are already in the price make it feel like a clean, practical day plan.

I’d hesitate or at least confirm details before you go if you’re picky about which Cretya Infinity Pool location you’ll visit. The naming confusion is worth preventing, and a quick message to confirm can save disappointment.

If you’re okay with getting a little dirty for an adventurous Ubud day, this combo is a smart way to spend your time.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and infinity pool experience in Ubud?

It runs for about 8 hours (approx.).

What does the tour cost?

The price is $35.00 per person.

Is hotel pickup included?

You can choose an option with private hotel transfer, or you can meet at the activity start point instead.

Where is the ATV start point?

The start point is Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

What’s included for food and drinks?

Lunch is included after the activities, with bottle water provided. Vegetarian lunch is available.

How old do you need to be to ride a single ATV?

The minimal age for a single ATV is 17 years old.

What’s the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is offered up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool entry included?

Yes. The Cretya Sunset ticket entrance is included.