Mud, speed, and a cave in Ubud. I love the small-group feel and the way the ride culminates at the Gorilla Face Cave, not just another loop of dusty trails.

One consideration: you should expect real off-road work—mud, river crossings, and steep bits that will get your body involved.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Small-group ride (max 10) for more attention and smoother guiding.
• 90 minutes of quad biking on an automatic 250 cc ATV, not just a quick spin.
• Scenery that changes constantly: rice fields, jungle paths, rivers, and a tunnel exit at Gorilla Face Cave.
• All the post-ride comfort kit: locker, towel, shower access, and lunch.
• Guides who keep it safe with clear briefings and attentive supervision.

Ubud ATV rides feel different when the goal is the Gorilla Face Cave

Most Bali “adventure” days end up feeling the same: a scenic ride, a photo stop, then back on a scooter and off to the next thing. This ATV experience mixes speed and off-road grit with a clear destination—the ride’s finale is the Gorilla Face Cave moment, reached after you’ve already churned through countryside terrain.

I also like that it’s built around a real off-road route rather than a paved-course demo. You’re going through countryside in central Ubud, with changing ground under your wheels, so the day feels like an activity, not a sightseeing slideshow. And because it’s a small group, you’re not just a number waiting behind the slowest ATV.

The cave itself is also more than a name on a brochure. The route is designed so you experience a tunnel segment that exits into the Gorilla Face Cave area—so the last portion doesn’t feel random. It feels earned.

The 6-hour flow: pickup, gear-up, and your 90 minutes off-road

The whole experience runs about 6 hours. That time includes the ride planning, safety briefing, getting suited up, your 90-minute quad biking session, then lunch and shower time afterward.

A typical rhythm looks like this:

• You’re picked up (pickup is offered) and transported in an air-conditioned vehicle to the activity area.
• You gear up with what matters for comfort and safety: helmet, shoes/foot protection, and a locker for your items.
• You get a safety briefing, then you ride with a professional instructor-guide.
• After the quad session, you cool down with lunch and use the showers and changing facilities.

There are numerous morning tour times daily, which is handy. It makes it easier to fit the ATV day into your Bali schedule without forcing you to rearrange everything around a single departure time.

One practical note: your time on the ATV is the headline (90 minutes). The rest of the day is there to make that ride smooth—prep, instruction, and the good stuff afterward (food + shower).

ATV details that affect comfort: automatic 250cc, lockers, and real safety briefings

This is an automatic 250 cc quad bike adventure, which matters for first-timers. You’re not fighting a manual gearbox at the exact moment the terrain turns muddy or uneven. That helps your focus stay on steering, line choice, and listening to your guide.

The included gear is another big deal:

• Helmet
• Shoes/foot protection
• Locker
• Towel
• Shower access
• A professional quadbike instructor-guide

The ride is guided by a pro, and safety is treated like part of the activity, not a checkbox. The briefing tends to be clear, and instructors stay attentive throughout—especially when the track gets more challenging. If you’re the type who hates feeling lost, this is a comfort.

Also, your setup is designed to prevent annoying travel issues:

• lockers mean you can store personal items without juggling them
• towels and showers mean you can actually reset after getting muddy
• lunch is included right after, so you’re not hungry and sweaty for the rest of the day

Riding scenes in Ubud: rice fields, jungle tracks, river crossings, and a tunnel

The scenery on this route is built around variety. You won’t just see “green stuff” from one trail edge. The track takes you past different terrain types, which keeps both the view and the riding experience interesting.

Here’s what you can expect on the ride:

• Rice fields and open countryside sections, where you get space to feel the ATV’s response.
• Jungle and forest-like paths, where the ground can feel more uneven and the turns get tighter.
• River crossings, which are where your adrenaline usually spikes.
• Steep climbs and muddy sections, where you discover that off-road driving is half technique and half momentum.
• A tunnel segment that leads you into the Gorilla Face Cave exit area.

This is the part of the tour that most people remember because it’s active. You’re not just watching the landscape go by. You’re making micro-decisions every few seconds: when to slow, when to push forward, and how to handle slippery spots.

If you’re prone to getting carsick on winding roads, the vehicle transfer is likely smooth since you’ll be in an air-conditioned car. But the quad session is bouncy and uneven by nature. If you have neck or back issues, think carefully and take the track’s difficulty seriously.

Gorilla Face Cave: the tunnel-to-cave finish you can photograph on purpose

The Gorilla Face Cave is the signature payoff, and it’s tied into the route rather than tacked on as a random stop. The experience includes a tunnel that exits into the Gorilla Face Cave area, which means you arrive there with momentum and a sense of climax.

You’ll likely get the best photos by doing two things:

• Keep an eye on your guide for timing. People scatter when they get excited, then the group slows down.
• Take pictures when you have a moment, not when you’re trying to mount/dismount or navigate slick ground.

The cave area also brings that “only in Bali” feeling that’s hard to replicate in a different country. Even if you’ve seen caves before, this one is part of a broader off-road route. The contrast—mud and speed during the ride, then the cave moment—makes it memorable.

Lunch, showers, and the clean-up that makes this worth doing

After you finish the quad riding, you don’t have to rush back to your hotel hoping you’ll find a quick wash. The package includes lunch after your ride, plus showers and shower facilities and time to change.

That’s not a small detail. It’s part of why this tour feels good value in practice. You’re paying for:

• equipment and instruction during the mess
• and recovery afterward

A recurring theme in feedback: the facilities are clean and comfortable, with changing rooms and bathrooms that help you reset quickly. Lunch after the ride also prevents the “I’m starving but I can’t eat until I get somewhere else” problem that happens with some adventure tours.

Also, your locker plus towel plus shower setup helps you avoid the most common ATV-tour headache: soggy clothes and uncomfortable travel home. If you plan to go on to dinner afterward, being able to shower really changes the vibe.

One extra inclusion that you might notice on the day: use of bicycle is listed as part of the package. The timing isn’t spelled out in the details you provided, so treat it as a bonus you can use at the activity area if it’s available when you’re there.

Price and value: why $90.81 can be a smart Bali buy

At about $90.81 per person, this isn’t “cheap,” but it doesn’t feel overpriced when you compare what’s included.

You’re typically paying for:

• the ATV itself (automatic 250 cc)
• helmets, shoes, locker, and towel
• a guided experience with a professional instructor
• 90 minutes of riding
• lunch
• air-conditioned transport
• showers to clean up afterward

What’s not included matters too: souvenir photo and DVD aren’t part of the price. So if you love the idea of branded action photos, plan on paying extra for those if you want them.

As a decision tool, I’d think of this as paying to turn a half-day in Ubud into a full-on off-road day. If you were to piece together ATV rental, gear, and a guide on your own, costs and hassles tend to add up fast. Here, the package keeps the day organized.

One more note: it’s booked about 16 days in advance on average. That’s a clue to reserve early, especially if you’re trying to lock in a specific morning departure time.

Who should book this ATV Gorilla Face Cave tour

This works best if you want a break from the usual Bali routine. If your trip is heavy on temples, beaches, and day trips—and you want something hands-on—this is a strong fit.

You’ll likely enjoy it if:

• you like active travel where you’re doing the driving
• you want countryside scenery (rice fields, jungle, rivers), not only viewpoints
• you feel better with clear instruction and close guide attention
• you want real “mess and then recover” facilities (showers and lunch)

It may be less ideal if:

• you hate getting dirty. Mud and wet riding are part of the track experience.
• you want a calm, slow pace. This is more adrenaline and off-road technique than gentle cruising.
• you’re very sensitive to physical effort. Steep climbs and river crossings can feel intense.

Group size is max 10 travelers, so it’s not crowded chaos. That’s a plus for comfort and safety.

Should you book it? A practical yes-if decision

I think you should book this tour if you’re aiming for a memorable off-road day that still has the comforts you want afterward. The combo of 90 minutes of quad biking, a small group, and the Gorilla Face Cave tunnel-to-cave finish is a clear “one-day adventure, not a filler activity” setup.

Book it especially if:

• you want a countryside experience around Ubud
• you like guided rides with attentive safety support
• you care about showers and clean-up being handled

Skip it if you want a low-mud, low-effort outing. Also, if action photos are important to you, remember the souvenir photo/DVD isn’t included.

If you’re on the fence, choose based on one question: do you want to drive through Bali’s countryside and earn the cave moment—or do you want a more relaxed, scenic day? This tour is built for the first choice.

FAQ

How long is the ATV quadbike experience?

The experience is about 6 hours total, including 90 minutes of quadbike activity.

Where does the tour take place?

It’s located in Ubud, Indonesia.

What’s included with the quadbike ride?

You get use of an ATV, helmet, shoes/foot protection, a locker, towel, shower facilities, and lunch. You also have a professional quadbike instructor.

Is pickup offered?

Yes, pickup is offered.

How many people are in the group?

The maximum group size is 10 travelers.

What kinds of terrain are included?

The route includes rice fields, jungles, rivers, and a tunnel that exits through Gorilla Face Cave.

What is not included in the price?

Souvenir photo and DVD are not included.

When should I cancel to get a full refund?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience’s start time for a full refund.

FAQ

Are morning tour times available?

Yes. There are numerous morning tour times daily, which can help you fit it into your schedule.

Do I need a mobile ticket?

The tour offers a mobile ticket.

Is the quadbike ride automatic?

Yes, the package describes a powerful automatic 250 cc quad bike.

Is the tour suitable for most travelers?

The information provided says most travelers can participate.

How far in advance should I book?

On average, it’s booked about 16 days in advance, so earlier booking can help you secure the slot you want.