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Start your day on a 9 km jungle ATV track that cuts through rain forest and rice paddies, then cool down with visits to Tegalalang’s terraces and the Monkey Forest. This full-day combo mixes hands-on riding with cultural highlights of Ubud.
Start your day on a 9 km jungle ATV track that cuts through rain forest and rice paddies, then cool down with visits to Tegalalang’s terraces and the Monkey Forest. This full-day combo mixes hands-on riding with cultural highlights of Ubud.
You kick gravel at first light, the engine's low rumble answering the jungle's chorus as the quad tips into a narrow trail. The 9 km Balaji ATV track threads through rainforest pockets, splashed rice paddies and a bamboo corridor where leaves slap the air like a metronome—mud daubs tires and the landscape pushes you forward.
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Operated by Padi Bali Driver · Ubud, Bali
You kick gravel at first light, the engine's low rumble answering the jungle's chorus as the quad tips into a narrow trail. The 9 km Balaji ATV track threads through rainforest pockets, splashed rice paddies and a bamboo corridor where leaves slap the air like a metronome—mud daubs tires and the landscape pushes you forward.
This combined tour pairs a full-length ATV trek with two of Ubud's best-known cultural stops: the sculpted terraces of Tegalalang and the Bali Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. The rice terraces are built on volcanic soils shaped by Mount Agung's ancient eruptions and maintained through Bali’s subak irrigation traditions—an agrarian system with roots in the 9th century. The Monkey Forest preserves temple compounds and sacred fig groves where long-tailed macaques roam temple platforms and visitors alike.
Expect wet soil and good traction on the quad; guides provide helmets, instruction and a safety briefing. The day moves from throttle work to footwork—walking the terraces and navigating boardwalks inside the Monkey Forest—so bring footwear that transitions between the mud and shrine stone.
Practical notes: the tour runs about eight hours with hotel pickup and lunch included, and it's suitable for most recreational riders with no prior ATV races required. Hydrate before you start, secure loose items against mud and watch personal belongings around curious macaques. Book earlier slots to avoid midday heat and heavier traffic in the forest; follow your guide’s directions closely for a safe, memorable day blending machine, rice, and primate encounters.
No—guides provide instruction and the track suits beginners and intermediate riders; basic coordination helps.
They are wild animals; observe from a distance, avoid feeding and secure personal items to reduce interaction risks.
Yes—transport by air-conditioned minivan with pickup and drop-off is included in the tour price.
Full refunds are offered if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check the operator’s policy for exceptions.
Padi Bali Driver operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You kick gravel at first light, the engine's low rumble answering the jungle's chorus as the quad tips into a narrow trail. The 9 km Balaji ATV track threads through rainforest pockets, splashed rice paddies and a bamboo corridor where leaves slap the air like a metronome—mud daubs tires and the landscape pushes you forward.
You kick gravel at first light, the engine's low rumble answering the jungle's chorus as the quad tips into a narrow trail. The 9 km Balaji ATV track threads through rainforest pockets, splashed rice paddies and a bamboo corridor where leaves slap the air like a metronome—mud daubs tires and the landscape pushes you forward.
This combined tour pairs a full-length ATV trek with two of Ubud's best-known cultural stops: the sculpted terraces of Tegalalang and the Bali Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. The rice terraces are built on volcanic soils shaped by Mount Agung's ancient eruptions and maintained through Bali’s subak irrigation traditions—an agrarian system with roots in the 9th century. The Monkey Forest preserves temple compounds and sacred fig groves where long-tailed macaques roam temple platforms and visitors alike.
Expect wet soil and good traction on the quad; guides provide helmets, instruction and a safety briefing. The day moves from throttle work to footwork—walking the terraces and navigating boardwalks inside the Monkey Forest—so bring footwear that transitions between the mud and shrine stone.
Practical notes: the tour runs about eight hours with hotel pickup and lunch included, and it's suitable for most recreational riders with no prior ATV races required. Hydrate before you start, secure loose items against mud and watch personal belongings around curious macaques. Book earlier slots to avoid midday heat and heavier traffic in the forest; follow your guide’s directions closely for a safe, memorable day blending machine, rice, and primate encounters.