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Cut loose on a 250cc quad through Ubud’s rice terraces, bamboo tunnels and river crossings. This half-day ATV tour blends technical tracks and scenic village riding with pickup, lunch and full safety gear.
Cut loose on a 250cc quad through Ubud’s rice terraces, bamboo tunnels and river crossings. This half-day ATV tour blends technical tracks and scenic village riding with pickup, lunch and full safety gear.
Mud sprays off the tires as a 250cc quad powers up a narrow track — the air humid, rice paddies flashing bright green at the edge of the trail. Riders line up for a safety briefing, helmets on, instructors ready to point out the steep gully that will test throttle control and the bamboo tunnel that opens into a sunlit clearing.
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Operated by Bali Day Tour · Ubud, Bali
Mud sprays off the tires as a 250cc quad powers up a narrow track — the air humid, rice paddies flashing bright green at the edge of the trail. Riders line up for a safety briefing, helmets on, instructors ready to point out the steep gully that will test throttle control and the bamboo tunnel that opens into a sunlit clearing.
The route threads through central Bali’s volcanic soils and engineered terrace systems, a landscape shaped by centuries of Subak irrigation and volcanic eruptions from nearby mounts Agung and Batur. Villages and coconut groves appear between stretches of jungle; locals still harvest rice by hand in many fields, and the route offers close-up views of rural Balinese life and terraced geology that channels water precisely down slope.
Expect two hours on the quad within a longer 5–6 hour program that includes transfers, a buffet lunch, and facilities like showers and lockers. Terrain varies: packed dirt, loose gravel, short climbs and river crossings that can surprise the unwary. Instructors guide beginners through basic handling and will open technical sections for more experienced riders.
Practical notes: wear closed-toe shoes and quick-dry clothes, bring sunscreen and a change of clothes, and reserve morning slots in the dry season (Apr–Oct) for firmer trails. Riders with back or heart conditions, or pregnant travelers, should avoid this activity. Helmets, boots, and insurance are provided; tandem options are available for children. The experience balances adrenaline with accessible instruction, making it a solid half-day motorized outing from Ubud for riders seeking fast-paced contact with Bali’s countryside.
Children 12 and older can ride single; children 5–11 may ride tandem with an adult. Tandem bookings must be in even multiples.
Yes — safety-approved helmets, boots, and insurance coverage are included, plus lockers and showers at base.
Yes — instructors give a full safety briefing and guide novices; technical sections can be bypassed on request.
Tours may be canceled with a full refund if heavy rain makes trails unsafe; operators typically reschedule or refund if necessary.
Bali Day Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Mud sprays off the tires as a 250cc quad powers up a narrow track — the air humid, rice paddies flashing bright green at the edge of the trail. Riders line up for a safety briefing, helmets on, instructors ready to point out the steep gully that will test throttle control and the bamboo tunnel that opens into a sunlit clearing.
Mud sprays off the tires as a 250cc quad powers up a narrow track — the air humid, rice paddies flashing bright green at the edge of the trail. Riders line up for a safety briefing, helmets on, instructors ready to point out the steep gully that will test throttle control and the bamboo tunnel that opens into a sunlit clearing.
The route threads through central Bali’s volcanic soils and engineered terrace systems, a landscape shaped by centuries of Subak irrigation and volcanic eruptions from nearby mounts Agung and Batur. Villages and coconut groves appear between stretches of jungle; locals still harvest rice by hand in many fields, and the route offers close-up views of rural Balinese life and terraced geology that channels water precisely down slope.
Expect two hours on the quad within a longer 5–6 hour program that includes transfers, a buffet lunch, and facilities like showers and lockers. Terrain varies: packed dirt, loose gravel, short climbs and river crossings that can surprise the unwary. Instructors guide beginners through basic handling and will open technical sections for more experienced riders.
Practical notes: wear closed-toe shoes and quick-dry clothes, bring sunscreen and a change of clothes, and reserve morning slots in the dry season (Apr–Oct) for firmer trails. Riders with back or heart conditions, or pregnant travelers, should avoid this activity. Helmets, boots, and insurance are provided; tandem options are available for children. The experience balances adrenaline with accessible instruction, making it a solid half-day motorized outing from Ubud for riders seeking fast-paced contact with Bali’s countryside.