Four wheels, jungle air, and rice-field views. This Ubud ATV quad bike tour takes you to the Gorilla Cave area, through jungles, rivers, and waterfalls, then ends at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool. I love that the guide takes you through driving from start to finish, so the ride feels adventurous without feeling chaotic.

My second favorite part is how the day stays practical. After the ATV, you get a shower, towels, and a changing room, and then you sit down for lunch with choices like Nasi Goreng or Mie Goreng (including vegetarian). You also get bottled water, so you’re not scrambling for basics between adrenaline moments.

One thing to consider: the minimum age for riding a single ATV is 17. If you’re traveling with younger friends, you’ll want to ask how the tandem setup works for your group.

Key highlights at a glance

• Guide-led ATV riding that helps you drive confidently from the beginning
• Gorilla Cave route plus jungle trails, rivers, and waterfalls
• Rice-terrace scenery during the ride and again at Cretya
• Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool ticket included for the payoff photo stop
• Lunch included with vegetarian option, plus bottled water
• Small group size (max 15) and pickup or meeting-point options

Ubud ATV Quad Bike + Cretya Infinity Pool: The real vibe

This is a one-day combo that hits three things people usually have to pay for separately in Bali: an ATV adventure, a proper meal, and an infinity pool moment with big rice-terrace views. You’re paying $35 per person for a full block of time—about 8 hours—so it’s built for travelers who want variety without hopping between too many tours.

The route is the hook. You’re not just driving in circles on a plain track—you’re headed toward Gorilla Cave, then moving through jungle paths, river areas, and waterfall zones. The guide is there the whole time to keep the riding smooth and readable, which matters when the trail turns technical.

And when the ride ends, you’re not left to figure out your next step. The day funnels you toward lunch and then straight into the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool experience with an entrance ticket included.

Where you start: meeting point vs hotel pickup

You have two ways to set up your day. If you choose ATV with hotels transfer, a driver picks you up from your hotel and brings you through the ATV start point, then lunch, then the Cretya pool. If you choose ATV with meeting points, you go directly to the ATV start point yourself, and the tour covers ATV plus lunch at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool.

Your start point is listed as Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro in Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency (Bali). The tour ends back at the same meeting point.

Why I like this setup: it gives you flexibility. If your hotel is close enough, meeting point saves time and usually keeps things simple. If it’s a longer ride, hotel pickup is one less stressor in a day that already includes an active ride.

Gear and safety: helmets, boots, and a guide who sets the pace

This tour leans hard on “do it right, not just do it fast.” The ATV is described as standard, and the operator checks the quality of the bike before you ride, with a professional guide who explains driving from start to finish.

They also flag the basics for your own safety: use standard tools like boots and a helmet. That matters because Ubud’s trails can be uneven, and the route includes jungle, rivers, and waterfalls. Closed shoes with grip and a proper helmet help you feel steady instead of bracing every time the ground changes.

Here’s a practical note I’d follow: if you’re the type who worries about “messing up,” let the guide set the rhythm. The best ATV days happen when you follow the leader’s line and avoid the urge to race your own confidence.

The ATV route: Gorilla Cave, jungle trails, rivers, and waterfalls

The core of the experience is the riding itself, guided across fun, challenging, adventurous tracks. The day is designed to work for beginners and professionals, which usually means the guide adapts pace and guidance so you can keep moving without getting lost.

Your route includes:

• Gorilla Cave area
• Rice terrace jungle scenery
• Rivers
• Waterfalls

That mix is what makes this tour feel different from the standard ATV loops. It’s also why your guide matters. Driving a quad through natural terrain is not the same as driving on a paved road, so having someone explain what to do at the key moments helps you enjoy the adventure instead of second-guessing every turn.

A tip for your own comfort: plan to move slow when the trail gets wet or uneven. Even if you’re feeling confident, a steadier pace makes the ride better—less slipping, less grabbing the handlebars too tightly, and more time enjoying the scenery through the trees.

Rice terraces during the drive: why the views land at the right time

Ubud is famous for rice terraces, and this tour uses that scenery in two ways: during the ATV portion and again at the pool. On the ride, you’re moving through jungle paths with rice terrace scenery, so the views aren’t only something you stare at from a viewpoint—they come as a backdrop while you’re actually doing something.

Then later, the Cretya stop brings you to a place where you can slow down. The pool experience is specifically described as relaxing your mind with views from the rice terrace area. That contrast is smart: you don’t just end your day by sitting in traffic or rushing to dinner. You end with a visual break.

Also, the ride happens around Tegallalang/Ubud countryside, which tends to mean cooler, greener terrain than you get in the hottest city corners. Even if it’s humid, the tree cover and scenery make the ride feel like an escape.

Lunch at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool: included and actually useful

Lunch is included after the ATV portion, and it’s at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool area. You’ll be able to choose from local dishes like Nasi Goreng or Mie Goreng, and there’s a vegetarian option available.

I like included lunch on adventure days because it solves the biggest Bali timing problem: you don’t want to hunt food after you’ve already worked up sweat. Bottled water is also included, which helps you hydrate before you settle into the pool time.

If you have dietary needs, double-check the vegetarian option is suitable for you when you book. The tour data states vegetarian is available, but details can vary in how it’s prepared.

Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool: ticket entry, sunset mood, and what to verify

The tour includes Cretya Sunset Ticket Entrance, and you’ll have time to relax at the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool. The main promise here is the view—rice-terrace scenery with a calm break after the ride.

There’s also a practical heads-up worth taking seriously. One note you should act on when you book: clarify which Cretya you’re visiting. The information you receive may not always match what people expect from names alone, and you do not go to the main one according to an important clarification. So when you confirm your reservation, look closely at the description and the exact wording for Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool.

Another consideration: the tour says a professional photographer isn’t included. That means you’re responsible for your own photos or for using your phone. If you care about pool shots, plan to bring a way to secure your device around water time.

Price and value: what $35 covers (and how to judge it)

$35 per person is low for a day that includes:

• A quality ATV quad bike experience with a professional guide
• Lunch afterward (vegetarian option available)
• Bottle water
• Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool entrance ticket
• Shower, towels, and changing room after the ATV
• Pickup via private hotel transfer if you pick that option
• A small group size (maximum 15 travelers)

The value comes from the bundle. If you tried to buy ATV time, lunch, and pool entry separately, you’d likely end up paying more and spending extra time coordinating between places. Here, the day flows from ATV to cleanup to lunch to the pool stop.

You’ll also see group discounts listed, and this kind of bundle often sells well—on average, it’s booked about 16 days in advance. Translation: if you want a specific schedule, it’s not the kind of tour I’d leave to the last minute.

Group size, timing, and how the day actually moves

The group size is capped at 15 travelers. That’s big enough to meet other people, but small enough that you’re not usually lost in a crowd of scooters.

Your overall duration is listed as about 8 hours. Most of that time is spent on the ATV driving portion plus the stop-and-reset moments: showering/changing, lunch, and then pool relaxing.

The tour also uses a mobile ticket, and it’s described as having near public transportation access. That can be helpful if you’re arranging your own transit to the meeting point.

Finally, there’s the ATV seating setup. It mentions tandem use, meaning two people in one bike. The minimum age note is for riding a single ATV (17 years old), so if you’re traveling as a duo, the tandem format may matter for how your group rides. If anyone in your party is under 17, confirm your safest and allowed option at booking.

Who should book this (and who might want something else)

Book this if you want a guided adventure that stays beginner-friendly. The guide explains driving from start to finish, and the route includes a mix of nature stops: Gorilla Cave, rice terrace areas, rivers, and waterfalls. It’s a “do the thing” tour—less museum energy, more outdoor adrenaline.

It’s also a good fit if you want the Ubud scenery in two modes:

1) moving through it on ATV

2) slowing down at the Cretya infinity pool afterward

Consider a different tour if you’re not comfortable with active outdoor driving. Even with a guide and quality equipment, ATV riding is still physically involved, and the route includes river and waterfall areas that can mean more uneven or wet terrain.

If you’re picky about pools and photos, remember no professional photographer is included. You can still get great shots, but you’ll be the camera operator.

Should you book the Ubud ATV + Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool tour?

I’d book it if you like the idea of one full day that combines Gorilla Cave ATV riding, a local lunch, and a real pool payoff without extra ticket shopping. At $35, the included Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool entry and the cleanup basics (shower, towels, changing room) make it feel like good value, not just “ATV then good luck.”

Before you confirm, do two quick checks:

• Verify the exact Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool location referenced in your booking details, since names can be confusing.
• If anyone in your group is under 17, ask how the tandem setup will work with the 17-year-old minimum for a single ATV.

If your plans are flexible, you can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance, so there’s some breathing room to adjust if a different Bali day plan opens up.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the Ubud ATV and Cretya Infinity Pool experience?

It runs for approximately 8 hours.

What does the tour cost?

The price is $35.00 per person.

Where does the tour start?

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

Is hotel pickup included?

Hotel pickup is included if you select ATV with hotels transfer. If you select ATV with meeting points, you go directly to the ATV start point.

What food is included in the lunch?

Lunch is included after the activities, and options mentioned include Nasi Goreng or Mie Goreng. Vegetarian lunch is available.

Is bottled water included?

Yes, bottled water is included.

What is the minimum age to ride a single ATV?

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

Can two people ride together on one bike?

Yes. The information provided says tandem means two people in one bike.

What Cretya entrance is included?

The tour includes a Cretya Sunset ticket entrance for the Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool.

Do I need a professional photographer for this tour?

No professional photographer is included, so you’ll need to rely on your own photos or equipment.