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Throttle open through jungle tracks and rice paddies outside Ubud on a 90‑minute quad-bike adventure. Expect muddy climbs, short waterfall stops, a local lunch and a coffee tasting option after the ride.
Throttle open through jungle tracks and rice paddies outside Ubud on a 90‑minute quad-bike adventure. Expect muddy climbs, short waterfall stops, a local lunch and a coffee tasting option after the ride.
Thick green walls of alang-alang grass and rice terraces slide by as quad wheels churn muddy tracks — the first twist on an Ubud ATV route. The air smells of wet earth and coffee; a river dares the machine to cross and the driver answers. Riders start with a short safety briefing before striking into narrow jungle singletrack, plunging past small waterfalls and limestone outcrops that mark Bali’s volcanic past.
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Operated by LOKA TOUR BALI CAR RENTAL · Ubud, Bali
Thick green walls of alang-alang grass and rice terraces slide by as quad wheels churn muddy tracks — the first twist on an Ubud ATV route. The air smells of wet earth and coffee; a river dares the machine to cross and the driver answers. Riders start with a short safety briefing before striking into narrow jungle singletrack, plunging past small waterfalls and limestone outcrops that mark Bali’s volcanic past.
This region sits on the southern flanks of central Bali’s volcanic plateau; soils are rich and terraced farming has shaped both the landscape and local culture for centuries. Along the way guides point out village shrines and irrigation channels (subak) that sustain rice paddies, and occasional caves with local folklore about ancestral spirits.
Expect 90 minutes of mixed terrain: slick mud, rutted tracks, short climbs and open rice-field runs. The tour typically includes private group transfer, helmet and protective gear, a simple Indonesian lunch, and an optional coffee tasting at a nearby plantation. Operators usually accommodate solo or tandem riders and provide lockers and showers post-ride.
Practical notes: wear long pants and sturdy closed-toe shoes, bring a lightweight rain shell in the wet season, and keep a dry bag for your phone. Communicate any back or neck issues before riding; the route is suitable for most fitness levels but includes jostling and sudden bumps. Book transfers that match your Ubud accommodation and aim for morning departures to avoid midday heat and later wet-season downpours.
No—operators provide a safety briefing and basic instruction; first-time riders can go tandem with a guide if available.
Age and weight limits vary by operator; many allow tandem riding for younger passengers but check minimums and helmet availability before booking.
Secure or remove loose items and store them in a dry bag or locker provided—mud and bumps can dislodge accessories.
Operators may continue in light rain but could reschedule for safety in severe weather; cancellation and refund policies vary, so confirm at booking.
LOKA TOUR BALI CAR RENTAL operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Thick green walls of alang-alang grass and rice terraces slide by as quad wheels churn muddy tracks — the first twist on an Ubud ATV route. The air smells of wet earth and coffee; a river dares the machine to cross and the driver answers. Riders start with a short safety briefing before striking into narrow jungle singletrack, plunging past small waterfalls and limestone outcrops that mark Bali’s volcanic past.
Thick green walls of alang-alang grass and rice terraces slide by as quad wheels churn muddy tracks — the first twist on an Ubud ATV route. The air smells of wet earth and coffee; a river dares the machine to cross and the driver answers. Riders start with a short safety briefing before striking into narrow jungle singletrack, plunging past small waterfalls and limestone outcrops that mark Bali’s volcanic past.
This region sits on the southern flanks of central Bali’s volcanic plateau; soils are rich and terraced farming has shaped both the landscape and local culture for centuries. Along the way guides point out village shrines and irrigation channels (subak) that sustain rice paddies, and occasional caves with local folklore about ancestral spirits.
Expect 90 minutes of mixed terrain: slick mud, rutted tracks, short climbs and open rice-field runs. The tour typically includes private group transfer, helmet and protective gear, a simple Indonesian lunch, and an optional coffee tasting at a nearby plantation. Operators usually accommodate solo or tandem riders and provide lockers and showers post-ride.
Practical notes: wear long pants and sturdy closed-toe shoes, bring a lightweight rain shell in the wet season, and keep a dry bag for your phone. Communicate any back or neck issues before riding; the route is suitable for most fitness levels but includes jostling and sudden bumps. Book transfers that match your Ubud accommodation and aim for morning departures to avoid midday heat and later wet-season downpours.