Mud, adrenaline, and a cave finish.

This ATV quad tour in Ubud pairs an off-road countryside ride with the standout moment: riding out through Gorilla Face Cave. You’ll go past rice fields, jungle trails, river crossings, and tunnels—so it feels like a real countryside route, not a loop around a parking lot.

I especially like the practical package: 90 minutes of quad time plus full gear (helmet, shoes, locker, towel) and shower facilities after the ride. Another strong point is the small group cap (up to 10), which usually means clearer instruction and more personal attention when the track gets tricky.

One thing to consider: the ride is off-road and can include mud, steep bits, and river crossings, so you’ll want decent balance and a willingness to get dirty.

Key things I’d plan around

• 90 minutes of quad time inside a total ~6-hour experience
• Automatic 250cc ATV rides in small groups (max 10)
• Gorilla Face Cave is the signature highlight at the end
• Gear and facilities are included: helmet, shoes, locker, towel, showers
• Lunch is included, but souvenir photo/DVD is not

ATV quad through Ubud countryside and out Gorilla Face Cave

This is the kind of Bali day that swaps beach-time for dirt-time—without turning into a rough, half-prepared adventure. The core idea is simple: you ride an automatic ATV off-road in Ubud’s countryside, following a professional guide across changing terrain, then hit the iconic cave segment where you exit through Gorilla Face.

The route is built around variety. You’re not just driving on one surface. Expect stretches through rice-field scenery, jungle trails, and sections that involve river crossings and muddy track. Those changes matter because they keep the ride interesting and also affect how you drive—on some parts you’re cruising, while on others you slow down, keep control, and let the ATV do the work.

And that cave exit? It’s the part most people remember. Even if you’ve seen lots of Bali attractions, this one works because it’s tied to action. You’re not standing around waiting for the right angle; you’re experiencing the cave moment as part of the ride itself.

What the ~6-hour schedule is really doing for you

The listing says the experience is about 6 hours, with roughly 90 minutes of quadbike activity. That split is useful. It means you’re not spending the whole day just sitting on the ATV, but you also aren’t cutting the fun short.

Here’s the flow you should expect in plain terms:

First, you’ll get picked up (pickup is offered) and transported in an air-conditioned vehicle. That matters in Bali heat because it helps you start the day cool and ready.

Next comes the time on the ATVs. This isn’t a short, “try it and go” session. The ride is long enough to feel like you covered real ground, with transitions through different terrain. Reviews also point to the track being exciting and challenging enough to feel worth it, without turning unsafe.

After the quad time, you’ll clean up. The package includes shower facilities, plus a locker and towel, so you can rinse off before lunch or afterward. Then you get lunch, included as part of the tour package.

Finally, you return to wherever you started from, with no extra mission required.

One practical upside: the operator runs numerous morning tour times daily, so you can usually pick a start time that fits your day. That flexibility is a big deal in Ubud, where traffic and heat can mess with timing.

Safety and instruction: what “professional” means on this track

A quad ride is only as good as the safety system behind it. This experience is built with that in mind: it includes a professional quad instructor and a structured safety setup before you ride.

From the way the guides are described, the briefing is clear, and the guides stay attentive throughout. That’s important because off-road driving has a rhythm. The ATV handles differently on mud, uneven ground, and when you’re dealing with water crossings. If you get the basics wrong—where to sit, when to slow, how to keep balance—you can waste energy and feel stressed.

Instead, this tour is set up so you get help when it counts. That “more attention with a small group” piece is real value. With a smaller maximum group size (up to 10), the instructor can keep an eye on individuals and adjust guidance as needed.

If you’re a first-timer, that guidance can turn the experience from scary to confidence-building. If you’ve ridden before, the same guidance helps you read the track and push your comfort level without losing control.

Gear and showers: the comfort side of getting muddy

One of the most underrated parts of ATV tours is what happens after you get dirty. This one includes the tools you need so you can actually enjoy the rest of your day.

You’re provided with:

• Helmet
• Shoes
• Locker
• Towel
• Shower facilities

That lineup makes a difference. Having the right shoes helps grip and stability on uneven ground. A locker means you’re not juggling your belongings like a circus act mid-ride. And showers mean you don’t end up smelling like wet earth through the evening.

Lunch is included too, which is a big deal after physical activity. You don’t have to hunt for food in the middle of your schedule, and you can plan your day around a clear stop.

Also note: boat shoes aren’t listed as included under the main gear, but the package states you’ll get boat shoess and a helmet. So expect footwear that’s meant for water and mud, not casual sandals.

What’s not included: souvenir photo and DVD. If you care about those keepsakes, plan to pay extra on your own.

Ride terrain you should be ready for (rice fields, rivers, mud, tunnels)

This tour is advertised around different terrains, and that variety shapes the experience.

Here’s what to expect from the track described:

• Rice fields: more scenic stretches, usually where you can find a steady pace
• Jungle trails: tighter turns and changing ground conditions
• Rivers and water crossings: expect wet sections and extra attention to throttle and balance
• Mud and steep climbs: this is where the excitement comes from, and where the instructor’s guidance matters
• A tunnel segment that exits through Gorilla Face

The reason this matters is simple: if you know the terrain types, you can adjust your expectations. You’re not just driving for photos—you’re driving for control. When a ride includes rivers and mud, you’ll feel the adrenaline, but you’ll also want to keep your posture steady and avoid overthinking.

If you get motion-sick easily, you might still be okay because the ATV ride includes instruction and paced sections. But it’s off-road riding, so you should be realistic about bumps.

How challenging is it, and who will like it most

Based on the feedback, the track is both exciting and challenging enough to feel like an actual adventure. That balance is important.

You’ll likely enjoy this tour if:

• You want something different from typical Bali beach and shopping plans
• You like action that changes every few minutes (not a single boring trail)
• You want guided off-road driving with safety support
• You’re okay getting muddy and wet, then using the showers afterward

You might rethink it if:

• You don’t like uneven surfaces, steep sections, or getting dirty
• You want a completely relaxed, no-adrenaline kind of activity

The good news is that it’s designed for many people (“Most travelers can participate” is stated), and the small group setup helps guides focus on keeping everyone comfortable and safe.

Price and value: what $90.81 really buys you

At about $90.81 per person, the real value isn’t just the ATV ride. It’s the bundle.

You’re paying for:

• 90 minutes of quadbike activity
• A professional instructor
• Safety locker, towel, and shower facilities
• Helmet and shoes
• Lunch
• Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
• A small group experience (max 10)
• Morning time options and pickup offered

A lot of ATV activities in Bali charge for the ride and then nickel-and-dime you for gear, photos, meals, and cleanup. Here, the included list is heavy on the things you’d otherwise spend time and money chasing.

Also, group discounts are mentioned, which can lower the per-person cost if you’re traveling with friends or family.

One more value point: the cave highlight is included in the route. That’s not a separate ticketed stop you have to squeeze into your day. It’s part of the driving story.

Gorilla Face Cave: why it’s the ride’s big moment

The Gorilla Face Cave segment is the signature hook, and it works because of the way you experience it.

Instead of seeing the cave from afar, you ride through the track that includes a tunnel and then exits at Gorilla Face. That gives you the visual payoff people want, but it also keeps the experience active and memorable.

In practical terms, expect the cave moment to be part photo-magnet, part adrenaline boost. It’s a unique feature for Bali, and it’s one of the reasons this tour feels more like a story than a checklist of activities.

If you’re deciding between a generic ATV ride and this one, the cave exit is the difference-maker.

Tips before you go: make the mud part easier

I can’t predict exactly what your personal track conditions will be like, but based on the terrain types included here, these are smart prep moves:

• Wear clothes you don’t mind getting muddy.
• Keep your valuables sealed in a bag if you have one, then use the locker for storage.
• Plan to use the included shower facilities afterward rather than staying in wet gear.
• Bring a towel only if you like to have one on hand, but this tour already provides a towel.
• If you’re sensitive to water and dirt, treat the whole day as wet-riding—because rivers and mud are part of the course.

Also, if you’re hoping for the best photos, you’ll want to be comfortable riding with your head up and following the guide’s timing. The tour is about moving, not waiting around.

Should you book this ATV Gorilla Face Cave tour?

If you want a Bali day that’s physical, guided, and genuinely different, I’d say this one is a strong pick. The combination of 90 minutes of quad time, attentive professional instruction, included showers, and lunch makes it feel like a complete activity—not just a ride.

Book it if you:

• Want off-road action in Ubud countryside
• Like scenery plus adrenaline
• Appreciate small-group attention
• Don’t mind mud and river crossings, then cleaning up afterward

Skip or choose something gentler if you:

• Prefer calm, easy sightseeing
• Don’t handle uneven ground well
• Want an activity that stays mostly dry

One last decision tip: pick a morning time that protects your energy. The ride is long enough to feel like a real workout, and Bali afternoons can be hot. Starting earlier helps you enjoy the whole experience.

FAQ

What’s included with the ATV quad ride?

The package includes quadbike activity time, a professional quad instructor, a helmet and shoes, safety locker, towel, showers, and lunch. Pickup is offered, and you travel in an air-conditioned vehicle.

How long is the activity, and how long is the full tour?

The quadbike activity is about 90 minutes, and the full experience is approximately 6 hours.

Do I get lunch and showers after the ride?

Yes. Lunch is included after the quadbike ride, and the tour includes shower facilities along with lockers and a towel.

How many people are in the group?

The maximum group size is stated as 10 travelers, and smaller groups allow for more attention from the instructor-guide.

What is the ATV like?

It’s described as a powerful automatic 250 cc quad bike.

Are there morning tour times?

Yes. There are numerous morning tour times daily, which makes it easier to fit the activity into your schedule.

Is Gorilla Face Cave included in the route?

Yes. The ride includes an off-road route that exits through Gorilla Face.

What’s not included?

Souvenir photo and DVD are not included.

Can I cancel and get a full refund?

Free cancellation is offered. You must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time for a full refund.

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