Push through rice-terrace tracks and bamboo tunnels on a 250cc ATV, then unwind with a two-hour Balinese spa. This full-day Ubud combo pairs technical riding with local culture and restorative treatments.
Push through rice-terrace tracks and bamboo tunnels on a 250cc ATV, then unwind with a two-hour Balinese spa. This full-day Ubud combo pairs technical riding with local culture and restorative treatments.
The morning hits with the diesel thrum of ATVs and the earthy scent of wet soil as you roll out from a shaded staging area on the edge of Ubud.
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Operated by Telaga Waja Rafting Bali · Ubud, Bali
The morning hits with the diesel thrum of ATVs and the earthy scent of wet soil as you roll out from a shaded staging area on the edge of Ubud.
Within minutes the track threads narrow lanes between rice terraces, tunnels of bamboo, and river crossings that demand throttle and balance. The ride alternates bursts of technical climbs and short, fast stretches where the 250cc automatic quads pull cleanly uphill—each rise offering a strip of view across palms and distant ridgelines.
This part of central Bali sits on volcanic soils formed by centuries of eruptions from nearby mountains; terraces here are the product of engineered irrigation (subak) and a rice-growing culture that dates back a millennium. Villages you pass still practice daily offerings and maintain that steady rhythm of Balinese life—expect friendly waves and the occasional temple peeking through trees.
After the quad session, the day softens: an Indonesian buffet lunch followed by a two-hour Balinese spa in garden rooms where waterfall soundscapes and skilled therapists focus on muscle release and reflexology.
Practical guide: plan a full day—pickup, 2-hour ATV, lunch, spa, and return—roughly 8–9 hours. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, quick-dry clothing, and bring sunscreen plus a change of clothes. Helmets and a safety briefing are standard; instructors can tailor the route for beginners or those wanting more technical lines. Hydrate before and after the ride and allow time for the spa to ease any post-ride stiffness.
This combo balances adrenaline and recovery—an efficient, sensory way to see Ubud’s countryside with minimal navigation or planning on your part.
Minimum age is 5 for tandem rides; single-rider ATVs require riders to be at least 12. The operator also sets a maximum age of 60 for safety reasons.
No—professional instructors provide a safety briefing and will guide riders; routes can be adjusted for beginners or those seeking more technical terrain.
Yes—private hotel or villa pickup and drop-off within the service area are included as part of the full-day package.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable.
Telaga Waja Rafting Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The morning hits with the diesel thrum of ATVs and the earthy scent of wet soil as you roll out from a shaded staging area on the edge of Ubud.
The morning hits with the diesel thrum of ATVs and the earthy scent of wet soil as you roll out from a shaded staging area on the edge of Ubud.
Within minutes the track threads narrow lanes between rice terraces, tunnels of bamboo, and river crossings that demand throttle and balance. The ride alternates bursts of technical climbs and short, fast stretches where the 250cc automatic quads pull cleanly uphill—each rise offering a strip of view across palms and distant ridgelines.
This part of central Bali sits on volcanic soils formed by centuries of eruptions from nearby mountains; terraces here are the product of engineered irrigation (subak) and a rice-growing culture that dates back a millennium. Villages you pass still practice daily offerings and maintain that steady rhythm of Balinese life—expect friendly waves and the occasional temple peeking through trees.
After the quad session, the day softens: an Indonesian buffet lunch followed by a two-hour Balinese spa in garden rooms where waterfall soundscapes and skilled therapists focus on muscle release and reflexology.
Practical guide: plan a full day—pickup, 2-hour ATV, lunch, spa, and return—roughly 8–9 hours. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, quick-dry clothing, and bring sunscreen plus a change of clothes. Helmets and a safety briefing are standard; instructors can tailor the route for beginners or those wanting more technical lines. Hydrate before and after the ride and allow time for the spa to ease any post-ride stiffness.
This combo balances adrenaline and recovery—an efficient, sensory way to see Ubud’s countryside with minimal navigation or planning on your part.