Mud, rice terraces, and one seriously fun ride. This Ubud package throws you into guided ATV quad bike jungle trails, then follows with a zipline over the Alas Harum rice terraces, with an optional soak at Cretya Pool.

I also love how they keep it beginner-friendly: you get a proper safety briefing and fitted helmet and pads, not guesswork. The main consideration is that the ATV course is muddy and uneven, so check the weight/age limits and skip the zipline if heights make you tense.

ATV, Zipline, and Cretya Pool: The Quick Take Before You Commit

This is the kind of Bali day that feels like three mini-adventures in one. You start with engines and mud, move into flight time above the rice terraces, then—if you pick it—end with a calmer jungle pool moment.

The overall value is strong for about $26 per person, especially because lunch, insurance, and safety gear are included. The route also tends to be well-paced for a shared-day tour: transport gets you between stops, and the activities are guided start to finish.

What You Really Get at Gorilla ATV Adventure (Ubud)

This experience is operated by PT. Gorilla Adventures Bali and typically runs from about 90 minutes up to roughly 7 hours depending on which option you choose (ATV only, tickets included, and whether you add Cretya Pool access).

You’ll be picked up in a Honda Avanza (MPV) if you select transfers, and the group stays small—max 5 guests per vehicle—so you don’t spend your day herding strangers. The tour also runs in English and Indonesian, with a live guide to keep things clear.

If you’re sensitive to timing: some pickups can start as early as 07:00 AM depending on where you’re staying. That means comfortable morning clothes and a relaxed breakfast plan.

From Hotel Pickup to the Gorilla ATV Adventure Meeting Point

If you choose hotel pickup, you’ll get round-trip transfers covering Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, Canggu, Seminyak, Legian, and Kintamani (outside areas can cost extra and are paid directly to the driver).

Your actual pickup time is the one shown at booking, and the day can start early. Then you’ll head to the meeting point: search Gorilla ATV Adventure on Google Maps (or use the location link you get after booking). Arrive about 15 minutes early—late arrivals may shorten your ATV ride.

Logistically, this is one of the easier Bali “activity days” because transport handles the between-stop gaps. You won’t be stuck figuring out roads, parking, or how to time the zipline with your next pickup.

The ATV Quad Bike Ride: Muddy Jungle Trails and Real Off-Road Time

The ATV portion is the star. You’ll ride a guided quad bike through jungle terrain and muddy off-road trails near Alas Harum, including forest paths, water puddles, and uneven ground.

Plan for real traction and real bumps. Even if you’re on the slower route, the path isn’t a smooth track—it’s meant to feel like an adventure, not a showroom demo. That’s why the experience is so fun, and also why it needs the safety gear and the clear instructions.

Single or tandem ride (and why it matters)

Your ride time is about 1 to 1.5 hours (depending on the exact setup), either single or tandem. If you’re riding tandem, you can focus on balance and just follow the guide’s pace while someone else handles more of the steering.

If you’re a first-timer, you’ll still get a guided route, but the bike handling takes a minute. Go in ready to learn—stop fighting the bumps and let the suspension do its job.

Safety Gear and Briefing: What “Beginner-Friendly” Means Here

This is one of the best parts of the day. Before you roll out, you get a full safety briefing and equipment fitting from professional ATV guides.

They provide full safety gear for the ATV, including boots, a helmet, and elbow & knee pads. That’s not just for show; it matters because you’re going through muddy, uneven terrain where slips happen fast and falls are messy if you’re not protected.

Who should think twice during the safety check

The tour isn’t for everyone:

• Not recommended for pregnant guests or people with back or heart conditions
• Not suitable for wheelchair users
• Not recommended if you have altitude sickness
• People afraid of heights should avoid the zipline portion

And there are strict physical limits:

• Children under 13 years
• People under 35 kg (77 lbs)
• People over 95 kg (209 lbs)

If any of those apply, don’t force it. A good guide can keep you safe, but they can’t change the terrain.

After the ATV: Shower, Towels, and a Proper Lunch

You’ll want a change of clothes. The ATV experience includes muddy tracks and water puddles, so coming prepared is half the battle.

Good news: shower facilities and fresh towels are available after the ride. That turns the day from “you’ll smell like mud forever” into “mud now, clean later.”

Lunch is included at the ATV location—fried rice or fried noodles—plus bottled water and coffee or tea. This is the kind of included meal that actually helps you recharge, instead of a token snack before the next activity.

Alas Harum Zipline: Flying Over Rice Terraces Without the Guessing

After the ATV, you move into the Alas Harum zipline portion. The setup includes trained staff and clear instructions, which is exactly what you want before you’re strapped into a harness and suspended above the scenery.

You’ll soar above lush rice terraces and tropical views, and the staff supervise the activity throughout. If you’re the type who asks questions, this part is easy to understand because they explain what you need to do before you launch.

A reality check on “how long is it?”

The zipline portion can feel quick compared with the ATV time. If you’re booking mainly for the thrill of flying, you might feel like you want a bit more time on the line. Still, the views are the payoff, and the setting near Alas Harum is gorgeous when you’re up there.

Cretya Pool Access: The Optional Reset Button

This is an optional upgrade in the package: access to Cretya Pool for relaxation after the adventure.

If you add it, you’ll have time to swim and unwind in a natural-feeling setting overlooking rice fields. It’s the kind of end-of-day reward that makes the whole itinerary feel balanced: adrenaline, views, then a slower pace.

One important rule: Cretya Pool is adults accessible only. Under 18 years old isn’t allowed. So if you’re traveling as a family or with teens, double-check whether the pool option fits everyone in your group.

Also, plan for time. Depending on your selected option, the total day can stretch close to a full day.

Price and Value: Why About $26 Can Actually Make Sense

At around $26 per person, the biggest “value” isn’t just the activities—it’s what’s included around them.

You typically get:

• Guided ATV quad bike time (single or tandem)
• Safety gear (helmet, pads, boots)
• Insurance
• Lunch (fried rice or fried noodles)
• Bottled water and coffee or tea
• Transport if you select hotel pickup/drop-off

If you tried to piece together ATV gear, entry tickets, a guide, and lunch separately, the price would usually creep up. Here, the package keeps the day from turning into constant add-ons.

The trade-off

Your value depends on which option you choose:

• With tickets option: Alas Harum entry, zipline ticket, and Cretya Pool access (if selected) are included.
• Without tickets option: you may pay for those separately.

So when you’re comparing prices, don’t just look at the base rate. Confirm whether your chosen option includes the attraction entries you care about most.

Transfers, Vehicles, and Small-Group Feel

This tour uses Honda Avanza (MPV) for comfort and privacy when transfers are selected. Because it’s a private tour for couples, families, or small groups (max 5 guests per vehicle), you aren’t stuck waiting on a long bus schedule.

You’ll still want to be realistic about Bali traffic and timing. The biggest variable is pickup timing based on your hotel area, and the activity schedule may shift slightly depending on how everything is queued.

What to Bring (So You Don’t Spend Your Day Shopping)

Bring a practical kit. The essentials listed for this experience are exactly what you’ll be glad you packed:

• Comfortable shoes
• Change of clothes
• Waterproof camera (or a camera you can protect)
• Comfortable clothes for between stops
• Waterproof bag
• Cash

You’ll also likely want a small towel if you’re worried about carrying wet items. Shower facilities exist after the ATV, but you’ll still want to keep your bag manageable.

Not allowed

Weapons or sharp objects are not permitted, and alcohol and drugs are not allowed.

Who This Tour Is Best For in Ubud

This is a great match if you want action with a real guide and don’t want to spend the day coordinating everything yourself.

You’ll probably love it if you:

• Want adrenaline without DIY planning
• Enjoy muddy, off-road style adventures
• Want rice-terrace views from above (zipline)
• Like having a calm end option (Cretya Pool)

You should skip or reconsider if you:

• Are afraid of heights (zipline)
• Are pregnant or have back/heart conditions
• Are outside the age/weight limits
• Need wheelchair access
• Have altitude sickness concerns

Guide Quality: The Difference Between a Fun Day and a Great Day

The tour is guided end to end, and staff supervise both the ATV and zipline. What makes the day feel extra smooth is the personal attention—help with gear, instructions that make sense, and the little support details that keep you from stressing.

Across bookings, you’ll often see guides credited by name for friendliness and extra help. Names that come up include Darma, Jero, Ogel, Dewa, Tugus, and Surya. If you’re paired with someone like that, you can expect a relaxed tone, helpful pacing, and support with photos or videos at the stops.

Even if your guide isn’t the one you hoped for, the structure stays consistent: briefing first, safety gear on, guidance throughout.

My Advice for Better Photos and Fewer Annoying Moments

This is one of those tours where your best photos happen when you’re prepared for the mess.

• Bring something to protect your phone or camera. A waterproof bag helps.
• Wear clothes you don’t mind getting muddy. You’re in the jungle; it’s going to happen.
• Use the shower time. Don’t rush it.
• If you bruise easily, pay attention to how you sit on the ATV—some people find the bars or seating area can be uncomfortable during longer bumpy stretches.

And for the zipline: wear closed-toe shoes and keep your belongings secure. The staff will brief you, but good habits reduce stress.

Should You Book This Ubud ATV, Zipline, and Cretya Pool Tour?

Book it if you want one of the easiest ways to stack three experiences in Ubud: ATV adventure, zipline views over rice terraces at Alas Harum, and (optionally) a relaxing finish at Cretya Pool.

Skip it if the ATV terrain worries you, heights make you panic, or you’re traveling with people who won’t meet the age/weight rules—especially for Cretya Pool, which is adults-only (no under-18 access).

If you’re booking with a flexible mindset, this tour is a strong value: you get safety gear, insurance, lunch, and transport, which turns a potentially complicated day into something you can just enjoy.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point, and when should I arrive?

Meet at Gorilla ATV Adventure (search on Google Maps or use the location link after booking). Arrive about 15 minutes before your selected time, because late arrival may shorten the ATV experience.

Is hotel pickup included?

Pickup and drop-off are included only if you select that option at booking. Transfers cover areas including Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, Canggu, Seminyak, Legian, and Kintamani, with extra charges for hotels outside the coverage area.

How long does the tour take?

The experience duration is listed as 90 minutes to 7 hours. Your exact length depends on the option you choose (ATV only vs adding tickets and Cretya Pool access).

What’s included if I choose the tickets option versus without tickets?

With tickets: you get Alas Harum entry, zipline ticket, and Cretya Pool access (if you choose that part). Without tickets: those entries and access are not included, and you would need to arrange them separately.

What safety gear is provided for the ATV?

You’ll receive all ATV safety equipment, including boots, a helmet, and elbow and knee pads, plus a full safety briefing before you ride.

Are there age or weight limits?

Yes. Children under 13 years aren’t suitable. Cretya Pool access is adults only (under 18 years old isn’t allowed). Weight limits are 35 kg to 95 kg. It’s also not recommended for pregnant guests or people with back or heart conditions.

Can I cancel for a refund?

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