Your Ubud day turns loud and unforgettable.

This combo tour mixes zip-lining above the Tegalalang Rice Terraces with an ATV quad bike ride through Bali’s rough tracks, so you get two very different kinds of adrenaline in about half a day. I like the simple flow: pickup, hit the zip-line first at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing, then switch to ATV time at Gorilla ATV Adventure. One big reason it works is how smoothly the guides manage the day, including drivers like Donny and Jero who were praised for being friendly, patient, and good at helping you line up the best moments.

What I also love is the care around safety and pacing. You get all the safety gear, bottle water plus coffee or tea, and insurance included, and you’re not rushed between stops. Asta, Alit, and Yaya also came up in reviews for being helpful and making the experience feel easy even when the roads and terrain aren’t. Still, one consideration: the ATV ride can get muddy, and if you don’t choose hotel transfer, the distance between the zip-line area and ATV spot can mean you’ll need to get there yourself.

Key things to know before you go

• Zip-line views over Tegalalang Rice Terraces at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing
• ATV quad biking at Gorilla ATV Adventure, with guided rides and safety gear
• Hotel pickup and drop-off are available if you select that option
• Lunch is included (fried rice or fried noodles), plus water and coffee or tea
• Strong guide support showed up again and again, especially for photos and pacing
• Weight and age limits apply for both the zip-line and the ATV tandem setup

A fast, action-packed Ubud day

This tour is built for people who want movement, not museum time. You’ll start in Ubud’s adventure zone, then jump into two activities that have totally different vibes: zip-line for sky time and sweeping views, ATV for hands-on trail riding and that gritty, muddy fun.

The best part is that it stays practical. You’re not expected to plan anything complicated across multiple places. With pickup selected, you get transported, fed, and geared up so your day is about the experience, not logistics.

You should also know this isn’t a slow sightseeing loop. It’s about doing. So bring your patience for driving roads, wear gear that can handle dirt, and expect a day that feels a bit like a roller coaster: quick build-up, a payoff, then the next hit.

How pickup, timing, and transport really work

The tour runs about 6 hours. It’s designed as a full round-trip plan when you choose hotel pickup. When pickup is included, a driver collects you and you return either to the hotel (if that option is selected) or back to the meeting point where the activity ends at the Gorilla ATV area.

If you’re not using transfer, plan for extra effort. The distance between the zip-line area and the ATV site is enough that you can’t treat it like a quick skip down the street. In other words: build your day around the assumption that you’ll need to move between locations.

One more small but helpful detail: the tour uses a mobile ticket, and it’s described as being near public transportation. That doesn’t mean you should ignore the driver plan, but it does give you an extra layer of flexibility if your schedule needs it.

Stop 1: Zip-line over Tegalalang Rice Terraces at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing

This is the reason many people book the whole thing. You’ll zip above the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, one of Ubud’s most recognizable scenic areas. The zip-line portion is at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing, which matters because it shapes how the experience starts: you’re set up for sky time early, before the day turns into a muddy trail ride.

Expect a mix of nerves and fun. Even if you’ve done similar attractions elsewhere, Bali’s views make the moment feel different. The terraces below give you a sense of scale that’s hard to get from the ground, and you’ll likely take photos because the scenery makes it easy.

Two practical notes:

• Minimum zip-line weight is 40 kg, and maximum is 100 kg.
• There’s a separate rule for the ATV tandem setup later, so check both limits before you arrive.

Guide behavior also seems to matter a lot here. Several reviews highlight guides like Donny and Jero helping with photos and staying patient while people get comfortable. That kind of support matters because it turns a potentially awkward activity into something you can actually enjoy.

The meal reset: lunch plus water, coffee, or tea

Between big activities, you get a meal to keep energy from crashing. Lunch is included as fried rice or fried noodles. It’s a smart match for an ATV day: carbs to fuel you, and food that’s usually easy to eat when you’re moving around a lot.

You also get bottle water, coffee, or tea. This is more important than it sounds. When you’re dealing with heat, gear, and adrenaline, you don’t want to gamble on finding something convenient mid-day.

Keep it simple on the food front. If your stomach is sensitive, don’t experiment with spicy add-ons because you’ll likely be active again soon.

Gorilla ATV Adventure: muddy trails, guided control, real adrenaline

After the zip-line, the day shifts hard into dirt-and-speed mode at Gorilla ATV Adventure. This is where you trade sky views for hands-on control. You’ll be driving through rugged paths, and yes, the ATV portion can get messy.

The most repeated practical advice is straightforward: you will get muddy. That lines up with what the activity is designed to do—ride the terrain, not a polished track. So wear clothes you’re fine throwing into a wash later, and don’t plan on looking perfectly clean for the rest of the day.

How riders handle the ATV also matters. One review recommendation was to avoid cramming two people onto one ATV if you can, because it can make things harder. The tour data says there are weight rules for the ATV tandem setup (maximum 90 kg per person for the tandem ride), so check your plan based on who’s driving and who’s riding.

Guides here were praised for being accommodating and patient. People specifically mentioned having help when someone wasn’t up to driving and still getting a good experience. That’s a big deal if you’re traveling with mixed confidence levels, because it means you can still enjoy the ride even if you prefer a slower or supported approach.

Also, expect the roads and driving conditions to test patience. One review explicitly suggested having patience for the roads, which is honest and useful. The ride is part thrill, part bumpy transport, and having a calm mindset makes it more fun.

Optional coffee plantation stop: a slower moment if you want it

There’s an optional Coffee Plantation stop included as part of the flow if you choose it. Think of this as your breather. After zip-line height and ATV mud, a calmer pause can feel like a reset for your body and your photos.

Because it’s labeled optional, you should treat it as a choice based on energy. If you love coffee culture and want a bit of structure, add it. If you’d rather keep the day strictly action-focused, you can likely skip it without losing the core experience.

What to bring, based on real-world needs

This is one of those tours where your outfit can make or break the day. The ATV portion gets dirty, and the zip-line involves getting in and out of gear.

I’d pack like this:

• Clothes you don’t mind getting muddy
• A change of clothes if you’ll be picked up or driven elsewhere after
• Closed-toe shoes you can wear safely around equipment (flip-flops are rarely a good idea for ATVs)
• Any personal items you’ll need fast, since your hands may be busy later

Also keep your body in mind. The tour is suitable for most travelers, but age and weight limits apply. The zip-line requires participants between 12 and 50 years old, with zip-line weight between 40 kg and 100 kg. For the ATV tandem ride, the limit is 90 kg per person.

If you’re traveling with someone near the limits, double-check before you go. You don’t want to arrive ready for adrenaline and then find out the rules don’t match.

Price and value: why this feels like a deal

The price is $23.22 per person, which is low for a full half-day of activities. You’re not paying just for one attraction. You’re paying for:

• Zip-line time over Tegalalang Rice Terraces
• Guided ATV quad biking at Gorilla ATV Adventure
• Lunch (fried rice or fried noodles)
• Safety gear
• Insurance
• Water plus coffee or tea
• Hotel pickup and drop-off when selected
• A professional driver guide

That’s the value equation. If you tried to piece this together yourself—transport, entry fees, guide support, and meal—it would usually cost more and be more stressful. Here, everything is bundled into a single day plan.

The other value driver is the guide quality. Reviews repeatedly call out drivers like Donny, John, Asta, Alit, and Yaya for being friendly, informative, and helpful with photos. A good guide isn’t just a nice-to-have on an ATV day; they also help you feel safe, know what to do, and keep the day moving.

If you want a memorable Ubud experience without spending a fortune, this is one of the clearer bets.

Who should book this tour?

This tour is a strong match if you:

• Want two adventures in one day, not a long travel day
• Like guided activities where you don’t have to figure out details on the fly
• Enjoy action that gets you out of your comfort zone—zip-line and muddy ATV included
• Are traveling with someone who needs patience and support, since guides are praised for being accommodating

It may be less ideal if you:

• Can’t handle mud or don’t want to change clothes afterward
• Are looking for calm, slow cultural touring instead of adrenaline
• Have someone in your group near the listed age or weight limits

Should you book Bali Ubud Zip-line and ATV Quad Bike Adventure?

I’d book it if you’re coming to Ubud to do more than look. The combination of zip-line views and ATV trail time, plus lunch and safety gear, makes it a good value day. The guide support is a real selling point too. If you get a guide like Donny or Yaya, you’ll likely feel taken care of rather than shoved through the activities.

If you’re booking with mixed rider comfort, this tour also seems to handle that well, with guides willing to adjust support so the day still feels fun. Just plan ahead for the muddy ATV portion and for the fact that moving between the zip-line site and ATV location may be inconvenient if you don’t choose pickup.

FAQ

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup and drop-off to your hotel are included if you select that option. If you don’t choose it, you’ll need to handle getting to the activity areas on your own.

How long does the tour last?

The duration is about 6 hours (approx.).

What activities are included in this adventure?

You get a zip-line experience and an ATV quad bike adventure. A Coffee Plantation stop is optional. Lunch is included.

Is lunch included, and what is it?

Yes. Lunch is included as fried rice or fried noodles. Water and coffee or tea are also included.

What is the starting meeting point?

The start is Gorilla ATV Adventure, Jl. Raya Payangan No.199, Puhu, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

Are there age and weight limits?

Yes. Participants must be between 12 and 50 years old. Zip-line weight limits are 40 kg to 100 kg. For the ATV tandem ride, the limit is 90 kg per person.

Is coffee plantation part of the tour?

A Coffee Plantation stop is listed as optional, meaning it depends on what you choose for the day.

Can I cancel for free?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.