ATVs, rice terraces, and monkeys in one day. This Ubud combo packs adventure first, then cool nature stops, with hotel pickup and an all-inclusive ATV setup.

I like that the ATV portion is all covered: the bikes, the safety equipment, and the admission ticket are part of the deal. I also like that lunch and entrance fees are folded in, so you’re not hunting for add-ons while the day is rolling.

One watch-out: it’s an active, outdoorsy day. Expect the chance of mud and dust on the ATV track, and the schedule moves pretty efficiently from stop to stop.

Key highlights to know before you go

• A 9 km jungle trek on an ATV with rain-forest, rice paddies, bamboo areas, and mud play
• All-inclusive ATV ride setup, including safety equipment and admission
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace (UNESCO-listed) with a focused 1-hour sightseeing window
• Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary for long-tailed macaques and classic Ubud energy
• Hotel pickup and drop-off by air-conditioned minivan for a smoother day
• Lunch plus entrance fees included, so the $100 price is easier to judge

ATV Ride & Ubud Sights: The big-picture value

This is the kind of day trip that works when you want variety without burning an entire vacation day bouncing around on your own. You get a true ATV block in the morning, then two Ubud “must-see” stops that many people tack on separately. Here, they’re stitched into one practical plan with pickup and drop-off.

The value is in how much you’re getting for one price. Your day isn’t just scenic stops with a side of sightseeing—it’s an actual ride plus the standard Ubud classics. And because the tour includes ATV safety gear, lunch, and entrance fees, you avoid that annoying feeling of paying twice for the same thing.

The trade-off is energy. An ATV track is never a gentle stroll, and Monkey Forest means you’ll be walking and paying attention to how you hold your stuff. If you want a slow, laid-back day with long gaps to rest, this one may feel like you’re on the go.

Getting there without wasting your morning

The tour starts at 8:00 am, and it includes hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned minivan. That matters more than it sounds. Ubud traffic and short travel distances can still eat time, and an early start helps you hit the ATV and sights while the day still feels manageable.

This is also listed as a private tour, meaning only your group participates. In plain terms: you won’t be squeezed into someone else’s day rhythm. It can also make it easier to ask questions as you go—especially during the ATV safety briefing and around the monkey area, where simple rules make a big difference.

You’ll also see that the tour is described as being near public transportation and that most people can participate. That’s a good sign for flexibility, but it doesn’t erase the reality that an ATV ride is physical. If you have mobility limits or get uncomfortable on bumpy rides, you’ll want to think carefully.

Ubud Bali Atv Real Adventure: A 9 km jungle track with mud play

The heart of this day is the ATV ride at Ubud Bali Atv Real Adventure—specifically described as Balaji ATV with the longest jungle trek at 9 km. That number is your first clue that this isn’t a quick spin around a starting area. You’re spending about 3 hours riding through different outdoor zones.

What you’re riding through (based on the route description):

• rain-forest views
• rice paddies
• a bamboo forest area
• and yes, playing in the mud

The fun here is the mix. Rice paddies and bamboo give you that “Bali outside-the-temple” feel, and rain-forest sections add shade and that deeper-green mood. Mud play can sound like a cliché until you’re actually doing it—then it turns into the part you remember, because you stop thinking about photos and start thinking about the moment.

What to consider:

• You’re going to get dirty. Plan on it.
• The track can involve uneven ground and short bursts of action.
• If you prefer staying clean and dry, this may not match your travel style.

Also, this is an all-inclusive ATV experience in the “you’re set up for success” sense. You get the ATV and safety equipment and an admission ticket for the ride portion, so your time stays focused on the experience instead of logistics.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace: UNESCO views with a tight, satisfying stop

After the ATV, the pace shifts. You’ll head to Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a UNESCO heritage rice terrace, for about 1 hour with admission included.

This stop is valuable for two reasons. First, rice terraces are one of the clearest ways to understand how people shaped Bali’s rural scenery for generations. Second, Tegalalang is famous for a reason: the viewpoints make it easy to feel like you’re seeing more than just a flat “pretty field.”

Why it’s worth doing on the same day as the ATV:

• The ride gives you texture—mud, greenery, bamboo, and motion.
• Then Tegalalang slows everything down and lets you “catch your breath” with something visual and iconic.

A small practical caution: 1 hour goes by fast. If you want time for multiple viewpoints, consider choosing your photo spots quickly and building in a little walking time early rather than trying to squeeze it all in at the end.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: long-tailed macaques and smart behavior

Next comes Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, listed as about 1 hour with admission included. This is one of Ubud’s iconic stops and is known as the natural habitat for long-tailed monkeys.

Monkey Forest is fun, but it’s also one of those places where “cute chaos” can turn into stress if you’re not careful. Since the tour is timed and you’re moving along with a guide, you’ll get a structured visit instead of wandering solo.

Practical rules you should follow (and I’d stick to even if a guide is nearby):

• Keep bags closed and secured.
• Avoid dangling items and keep hands close to your body.
• Don’t try to interact for photos if you feel unsure.

If you do it right, this stop is memorable because you’re not just looking at an animal behind a fence. You’re watching how long-tailed macaques behave in a lived-in forest setting—fast movements, bold curiosity, and constant activity.

Also, this is a good place to slow your brain down after the ATV. You can watch, observe, and let your eyes adjust to the greenery again.

Price and included costs: why $100 can make sense

At $100 per person for about 8 hours, the big question is what you’re actually buying. Here’s what’s explicitly included:

• ATV and safety equipment
• Lunch
• Entrance fees for the ATV and both sightseeing stops
• Pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned minivan
• Mobile ticket

When a tour includes lunch and entrance fees, it tends to feel more honest. You can budget once, not three times. And pickup matters because it reduces friction, especially if you’re not staying right in the thick of downtown Ubud.

You’ll also see group discounts listed. If you’re traveling with friends or family and can bundle the booking, this can improve the value further.

What the price doesn’t automatically cover (based on the info you’re given): personal spending like extra snacks beyond lunch, souvenirs, or any optional add-ons your guide might suggest. I treat those as flexible costs and not part of the baseline deal.

One more note: the average booking timing is 21 days in advance. That doesn’t mean you’ll get stuck if you book late, but it does hint that this combo is popular, especially in the busy season.

How your day flows: timing, food, and keeping it enjoyable

Your day runs on a simple structure:

1) ATV ride block

2) Rice terrace views

3) Monkey Forest visit

4) Back to pickup/drop-off rhythm

That flow is smart because each stop serves a different mood. The ATV is motion and adrenaline. Tegalalang is pause and scenery. Monkey Forest is watch-and-learn wildlife behavior in the middle of the greenery.

Because it’s a private combo, you’re also less likely to feel like you’re losing time waiting on a crowd. Still, it’s worth accepting that the schedule is efficient, not leisurely.

The tour includes lunch, which is a big deal on active days. After a muddy ATV ride, you’ll usually feel hungry fast. Having lunch included prevents the classic mistake of skipping food and then getting cranky during the sightseeing part.

If you want the day to feel easy:

• wear footwear you don’t mind getting dirty
• plan for sun and humidity
• keep a small towel handy if you have one

And if you’re curious about local experiences, guides associated with this tour brand have been described as friendly and chatty, with some guests even mentioning trying luwak coffee in their day. That taste is not guaranteed by the written essentials you’re given here, but it’s the kind of optional cultural moment a good host might bring up if it fits the timing.

Who should book this ATV + Ubud combo (and who should think twice)

This is a great fit if you:

• want one day that mixes adventure and classic Ubud sights
• like active outdoor activities and don’t mind getting a bit messy
• appreciate included costs (ATV gear, lunch, and entrance fees)

It may be a less ideal fit if you:

• hate being dirty or don’t tolerate dusty, muddy conditions
• get uncomfortable on bumpy rides
• want a slow sightseeing day with long breaks between stops

Also, since this is private, it’s often a good option for couples, families, or small groups who want control over the pacing. If you’re traveling solo, it can still work well because pickup and a guided route reduce uncertainty—just be ready for the ATV to be the main event.

Quick booking tips so the day feels smooth

You’re starting at 8:00 am, so plan for an early wake-up routine. The more you show up prepared, the more you’ll enjoy the ride instead of fussing with clothing and gear on the fly.

Pack like you’re doing outdoor adventure, not just sightseeing:

• changeable clothes (or at least something you can live with after mud)
• sunglasses and sunscreen for open sections
• water planning for before and after, since the day is outdoors and active

If you’re worried about animal behavior at Monkey Forest, treat it like a safety-first stop, not a holding-monkeys-for-a-photo stop. Keep your hands and belongings controlled, and you’ll enjoy it more.

Lastly, it helps to remember that guides may be different week to week. Names that show up often include Nyoman and Ketut, and past experiences around this tour brand mention guides who are upbeat, communicative, and helpful with questions. You’ll get the most out of the day if you ask questions during the ride and at the forest stop.

Should you book the ATV Ride & Ubud Tour?

If you want a value-packed Ubud day with real activity and two iconic nature stops, I’d say yes. The combination makes sense: a long 9 km ATV track that’s more than a quick novelty ride, plus Tegalalang and Monkey Forest with entrance fees and lunch handled for you. At $100 with pickup, it’s a straightforward deal to budget.

Book it if:

• you’re comfortable with outdoor adventure
• you want a guided plan that saves time
• you’d rather do a combo than three separate tours

Skip or reconsider if:

• you need a very clean, low-activity day
• you don’t like the idea of mud and dust
• you want extra downtime between stops

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The tour starts at 8:00 am.

How long is the ATV Ride & Ubud Tour?

It runs for about 8 hours (approx.).

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. You get pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned minivan.

What’s included in the price?

The experience includes the ATV and safety equipment, lunch, and entrance fees for the stops.

Is this tour private?

Yes. It’s listed as private, so only your group participates.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts. If the tour is canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.