Rice terraces and mud rides in one day. This Cretya Ubud plus ATV combo pairs infinity pool views over rice fields with an off-road ride through jungle trails, tunnels, villages, and muddy stretches, guided by pros like Yan. You’ll also get a steady rhythm of stops, including a coffee break and a food break that keeps the adrenaline from turning into hangry.

Two things I really like: the 350cc ATV setup (with safety gear and a guide) and the “arrive early for calmer pool time” feel you get at Cretya. The day also includes one free drink and a coffee tasting, so you’re not racing from activity to activity with nothing to reset.

One thing to watch: age rules. You can’t enter Cretya Ubud if you’re under 18, and under 19 can’t swim in the infinity pool; ATV age rules also apply for minors, so check before you book if you’re traveling with kids or teens.

Key highlights you should know before you go

• 350cc ATV ride (about 1.5–2 hours) on Ubud’s best track-style route with jungle, tunnels, and muddy terrain
• Cretya Ubud infinity pool access plus one complimentary drink and a Balinese coffee tasting
• Hotel pickup and drop-off with private transportation, for a smooth start at 8:00 am
• Uma Pakel Agro Tourism stop with free coffee and herbal tea tasting
• Pertiwi Adventure style ride with a more challenging route through rain-forest areas, tunnels, and water features
• Lunch, bottled water, and showers/changing facilities after the ATV so you can clean up and keep going

Cretya Ubud infinity pool: where the day slows down

Your day starts around 8:00 am, usually with hotel pickup and a private vehicle. That matters in Ubud, because travel time adds up fast and you don’t want to waste the morning stuck in traffic before the best views.

Cretya Ubud is the calm counterweight to the ATV. You get access to the infinity pool with those signature rice-terrace views, and the timing is set so you can enjoy it without feeling rushed. There’s also a complimentary drink waiting, plus a coffee tasting later in the day that keeps the “Bali break” vibe going.

Here’s the practical side: the pool is not just a photo stop. The tour includes shower and changing facilities, which is a big deal after you get muddy on the ATV. I’d plan to bring swimwear if you’re allowed to swim, and pack a dry set of clothes for the ride back.

If you’re wondering about the big-name activities at Cretya like swings or zip lines: you can usually do them, but they’re not included. Treat them as optional upgrades if you want a second adrenaline hit after the ATV.

The 350cc ATV ride: comfort plus real off-road thrills

This isn’t a toy-ride ATV. The experience is built around a powerful 350cc bike and a route designed for Ubud’s off-road “best-of-the-best track” style. That’s what you’re paying for: not just the novelty of riding a quad, but the chance to get dirty on terrain that’s actually interesting.

You’ll spend roughly 1.5–2 hours on the ATV, with a professional guide and safety equipment. The route is described as a mix of jungle trails, rice fields, rivers, tunnels, villages, and muddy terrain. That blend is key because it keeps the ride from becoming repetitive dirt paths.

What it means for you: you’ll get that mix of skills and sights—slow turns for visibility, sudden muddy sections that need careful handling, and tunnel segments where your focus goes up because you’re riding through darker areas. If you like active travel days where you’re moving through real places instead of just watching from a vehicle, this part hits.

Also, the tour is set up as a private group (only your group participates). That’s a comfort advantage: you’re less likely to feel rushed by a big crowd timeline, and your guide can pace you.

Uma Pakel coffee and herbal tea tasting: the break that resets your energy

Between the pool and the more intense riding, you stop at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism. This portion is short, about 30 minutes, and it’s focused on free tasting of local coffee and herbal tea.

This is one of those “small stop, smart timing” moments. After you’ve been in water and photos mode, you don’t want a long cultural stop that turns into a nap. A tasting works because it’s quick, light, and gives you something to do with your hands besides scroll maps.

Don’t overthink it: you’re not signing up for a lecture. You’re sampling flavors and getting a little context about what locals grow and drink. If you’re someone who likes food and drink details more than museum details, you’ll probably enjoy this intermission.

Pertiwi Adventure: the challenging ride through tunnels, rain-forest areas, and mud

The main ATV action continues with the Pertiwi Adventure section. This is where the ride becomes more “real adventure” and less just scenic riding.

Expect a route described as rain forest, tunnels, waterfall areas, muddy track, and passes by local families and rice fields. That matters because the terrain isn’t just “pretty dirt.” You’ll be riding through changing conditions—dry-to-muddy transitions and sections where the ground can feel slicker than you expect.

The key word in the ride description is very challenging. So if you want a mellow intro ride, you may find the mud and tunnel segments more intense than you planned. On the flip side, if you came to Ubud for adrenaline that still stays manageable with a guide, this is the part that delivers.

What the day includes (and what you’ll likely pay extra for)

The package is built to feel complete, with the basics covered so you don’t keep opening your wallet all day. In the included set, you’ll find:

• ATV ride and all tickets related to the activities in the package
• Lunch plus bottled water
• One free drink at Cretya
• Free coffee tasting
• Private transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off
• Shower and changing facilities

What’s not included is where you need to be realistic. At Cretya, activities like Bali swing, zip line, and sky bike are not included, and you’ll pay for anything like food and extra drinks there. Also, if there are special events at Cretya, there can be extra costs.

One more value note: there’s a minimum booking of 2 people. If you’re traveling solo, there’s an extra charge (IDR 350,000). That can still be worth it if you really want both the ATV and pool, but it’s not the kind of tour that’s always great for lone travelers hunting for lowest price.

Timing, weather, and how to prepare like a grown-up

The tour runs 7 to 8 hours total, and it’s designed around a schedule that keeps the pool enjoyable and the ATV ride active. Still, this is Bali—so weather matters. The experience requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a refund.

Since the route includes muddy tracks and water-related parts, pack with the expectation you’ll get wet and dirty. Even if you’re not swimming in the infinity pool, the changing facilities are there so you don’t spend the rest of the day feeling grimy.

Practical gear you should consider:

• Clothes you don’t mind replacing after getting muddy
• A towel (even if facilities exist, having your own is easier)
• If you can swim at Cretya, bring swimwear and something dry for afterward

And yes, sunscreen and bug protection are smart here. You’ll be in sun and forest-adjacent areas across the day.

Price and value: is $95 a smart deal?

At $95 per person, this tour can be good value because you’re bundling several expensive-seeming items into one day. You’re paying for:

• A guided ATV ride on a strong track setup
• Cretya Ubud infinity pool access
• Lunch and bottled water
• Pickup/drop-off and private transport
• Coffee tasting and a free drink

If you tried to build this yourself, you’d likely spend time coordinating transport, buying separate tickets, and lining up an ATV operator that matches the same level of route ambition. Here, the day is packaged so you’re not constantly re-planning.

The “not-so-good value” scenario is mainly about two things:

1) You don’t like muddy, challenging terrain and would rather do a gentler activity.

2) You’re a solo traveler paying the extra solo charge, which can reduce the deal’s appeal.

If you’re pairing ATV thrill with a relaxed Cretya stop, though, the price fits the mix.

Guides and service: why the names matter

This tour seems to be run by guides who care about timing and comfort. Names that show up repeatedly include Yan, plus guides like Komang Budiana and Ketut. You’ll also hear that guides explain what to do and keep you safe through the more technical parts of the ride.

What you should take from that: you’re not left to figure out the day alone. For ATV riding especially, good instruction helps you stay calm and ride smarter—especially when the route includes tunnels and muddy sections.

Who should book this ATV + Cretya pool day?

You’ll probably love this if you want:

• A full Ubud day that mixes adventure and relaxation
• Real off-road riding with a 350cc bike rather than a short, tame loop
• A calm payoff afterward at Cretya with rice-terrace infinity pool views

You might think twice if:

• You’re traveling with kids or teens and need pool access (age rules apply)
• You’re expecting an easy ATV ride with minimal mud
• You’re not interested in switching gears from adrenaline to swimming and showers

Quick age notes to confirm before booking

• Under 18 cannot enter Cretya Ubud.
• Under 19 cannot swim at Cretya’s infinity pool.
• Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the ATV ride.
• Under 12 must also be accompanied by an adult for the ATV ride.

Should you book it?

If you want one ticket that covers ATV action + Cretya infinity pool + coffee tasting + lunch, this is a strong “do it in one day” option. The value is in the bundle: pickup, guided riding, and the post-ride reset with showers and a pool view over rice terraces.

I’d book it when you’re comfortable with getting muddy and you can handle the age rules. If that fits your group, you’re looking at a day that feels like two different Ubud moods in the same 7 to 8 hours.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The start time listed is 8:00 am.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. The tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel and uses private transportation.

How long does the ATV ride last?

The ATV portion is listed as about 1.5 to 2 hours, with the full day running roughly 7 to 8 hours.

Is the Cretya infinity pool included, and can kids swim?

Cretya infinity pool access is included as part of the experience. However, the info states that under 19 can’t swim at Cretya’s infinity pool, and under 18 can’t enter Cretya Ubud.

What’s included in the $95 price?

Your price includes ATV ride and tickets, lunch, bottled water, shower/changing facilities, one free drink at Cretya, coffee tasting, and pickup/drop-off. Paid add-ons at Cretya like swing/zip line/sky bike are not included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid isn’t refunded.