ATVs, caves, and a pool stop in Ubud. This guided Ubud ATV adventure mixes muddy jungle tracks with a visit to Gorilla Face Cave, plus a waterfall moment along the way. I love the mix of action and scenery, and I especially like the smooth, friendly handling that keeps the ride from feeling chaotic.

I also like how the day gives you a proper break instead of racing from place to place. The stop at Cretya Sunset Pool is built for a reset: lunch, time by the water, and access to showers and towels so you’re not stuck smelling like dust for the rest of your trip.

One possible consideration: this is an ATV day, so plan for mud and bring extra clothes. If you hate getting dirty, you’ll find the pacing more stressful than fun.

Key highlights you’ll care about

• Cretya Sunset Pool includes lunch and about an hour with pool time
• Gorilla Face Cave is part of the guided ATV route, not a separate side trip
• ATV engine options: 250cc, 450cc, or 850cc to match your comfort level
• Shower + towels provided, which makes the muddy parts much more tolerable
• Pickup is offered, and the tour runs about 6 hours end-to-end

Ubud ATV and Gorilla Cave: the mix that makes this day feel complete

This isn’t just a loop through dirt paths. The route is designed so you get real riding time, then payoff stops that feel like a change of pace. You’re in Ubud’s green surroundings, following your instructor through rugged jungle trails and muddy sections, with rice-field scenery along the way.

What makes it especially appealing is the combo: quad-bike thrill + cave exploration + a waterfall stop, all in one guided package. That’s a rare rhythm in Bali, because many ATV tours either focus purely on riding or cut corners on the “see something” part.

And because it’s guided, you’re not trying to figure out where the turns are, what to do at the tighter spots, or how to manage your speed. The professional instructor is there to help, which matters if you’re a first-timer.

Price and ride options: how $35 stacks up in real life

At $35 per person, the value comes from what’s included, not just the ride. Your ticket covers the ATV experience, Indonesian lunch at Cretya Sunset Pool & Bar, mineral water, and the on-site facilities (towels and shower access).

Many ATV days elsewhere feel like they nickel-and-dime you for the basic comforts. Here, the setup is more like a complete half-day plan: ride hard, eat well, rinse off, and go on with your day feeling human again.

You also get real choice in power. The ATV units come in 250cc, 450cc, or 850cc options, which is useful if you want something more manageable or something more punchy. I like that you’re not forced into one size for everyone.

Where the tour starts in Taro (and how to think about the 6-hour schedule)

The day starts at Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro in Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency. The tour ends back at the meeting point, which keeps things simple.

Plan on about 6 hours total. That includes riding time, the cave/route moments, and the Cretya Pool break. If your Bali schedule is tight, this is a good length: long enough for a real adventure, short enough that you can still do something else later.

Pickup is offered, which helps if you don’t want to organize transport to Tegallalang on your own. I’d still treat pickup times as flexible, since this is an action tour with a group schedule.

Cretya Sunset Pool: lunch plus an actual chance to cool down

Stop one is Cretya Sunset, and it’s focused. You get about one hour here, with lunch included at the Cretya Sunset Pool & Bar. You can relax poolside, or take a dip in the crystal-clear water before you head back into the jungle.

This stop matters more than it sounds. After the ATV portion, your body is warm and your gear is… not fresh. A proper break lets you reset before the rest of the route and makes the day feel less like nonstop mud management.

Also, you’re not just “watching water from the sidelines.” The pool time is part of the included experience, so you’re getting a real reward, not only a snack.

Practical tip: if you’re the type to pack everything in your bag, keep your pool essentials separate. The ride gets messy fast.

The ATV portion: rugged trails, rice paddies, and guided safety

Once you’re suited up, you head to Alasan Adventures – ATV for the main ride. The route is described as running through rugged jungle trails, rice paddies, and muddy paths, which means your ride style changes as the terrain changes.

The instructor and safety setup are key here. You’ll use safety-approved ATV ride equipment, and you’re not left to figure out the basics alone. If you’re brand new, expect instruction on how to control the bike on uneven ground and how to handle the tighter trail sections.

If you do have ATV experience, you’ll likely enjoy the ride more right away. That matches what I’d expect from the way the tour is structured: the guides focus on safety and flow, and experienced riders usually feel the rhythm sooner.

Gorilla Face Cave: the calm contrast in the middle of chaos

One of the best parts is the cave visit. This tour takes you to the Gorilla Face Cave, where you can see rock formations and unique geological features as part of the day’s adventure.

What I like about this stop is the contrast. You’re going from vibrating, bumpy trail riding to a more still environment where you can actually look around. It’s the kind of pause that keeps the day from becoming one long adrenaline blur.

And because it’s built into the ATV route, it doesn’t feel like a random add-on. It’s timed to give you a different kind of scenery and a reason to slow down for a moment.

The waterfall moment: expect a wet stop, then plan your clothes

The tour description includes access connected to a hidden jungle waterfall. Even if the exact timing and how long you stay at the waterfall aren’t spelled out hour-by-hour, it’s safe to assume you’ll be near water during the route.

This is where your packing choices really matter. Bring clothes you don’t mind getting ruined or soaked, and keep at least one clean set ready for after you rinse off. The included towels and shower facilities help a lot, but you’ll still feel better if you have fresh clothes waiting.

From the way the day is set up, the “extra clothes” advice isn’t a suggestion—it’s the difference between enjoying the rest of your Bali afternoon and feeling gross the whole way.

Organization on the ground: why this feels easy even when it’s messy

The overall vibe is well-run. Your changing and shower facilities are described as clean and modern, and that’s a big deal on an ATV tour. You’ll likely spend time in muddy conditions, so having a place to clean up without hassle changes how much fun the ride feels.

The staff experience also comes through. People consistently highlight super friendly staff and a smooth, seamless setup. One name you’ll hear is Made, mentioned in connection with the driver experience, which suggests the team leans into personal, human service rather than robotic check-ins.

Group size is capped at 70 travelers, so it’s not a giant cattle-call operation. You’ll still be in a group, but the cap helps keep the day from turning into pure waiting time.

Who should book this ATV + cave + pool combo

This is a strong fit if you want a Bali half-day that feels active but not complicated. It’s great for:

• First-time and returning ATV riders who want guidance and a clear structure
• People who want nature time without spending an entire day in a car
• Anyone who appreciates a cleanup plan, thanks to towels and showers

It’s also a smart “family day” option based on how the experience is described—powerful, clean ATVs and an organized flow can work well for mixed comfort levels.

If you have low tolerance for getting muddy or you hate being physically active, you’ll likely find the ride portion tougher than the cave and pool parts. The tour asks for moderate physical fitness, so choose your comfort level honestly.

Should you book this Ubud ATV Alasan Adventure tour?

If you want a single ticket that bundles ATV excitement, Gorilla Face Cave, a waterfall stop, and a Cretya Pool lunch break, this is an easy yes. The price makes sense because your ticket includes more than just the quad bike—lunch, pool time, mineral water, and shower access are part of the deal.

Book it if you like guided experiences, want help with safety and pacing, and plan to bring a change of clothes. Skip it if you’re not into messy adventure days or you’re expecting a calm sightseeing tour.

My final take: this is the kind of Ubud day that gives you multiple memories, not just one. Ride hard, cool off, and come away with cave-and-water scenery to match the adrenaline.

FAQ

How long is the Ubud ATV Alasan Adventure tour?

The tour lasts about 6 hours.

What is the meeting point for this tour?

You meet at Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

Is pickup offered?

Yes, pickup is offered.

What’s included in the price?

The tour includes the ATV ride with safety equipment and instructor, Indonesian lunch at Cretya Sunset Pool & Bar, mineral water, towels, and shower facilities.

Are towels and showers provided?

Yes. Towels and shower facilities are included.

What kind of lunch do you get?

Lunch is Indonesian, served at Cretya Sunset Pool & Bar.

Can I choose the ATV engine size?

Yes. ATV units are offered in 250cc, 450cc, or 850cc options.

Does the tour include time at Cretya Sunset Pool?

Yes. Stop 1 is Cretya Sunset with about 1 hour, including pool access and lunch.

Is the Gorilla Face Cave part of the ATV experience?

Yes. The Gorilla Face Cave is included as part of the ATV route.

Is there a cancellation refund?

No. This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel, the amount you paid will not be refunded.