Your legs get a workout before you even start. This ATV quadbike ride from Ubud takes you off-road to Gorilla Face Cave, with a tunnel exit that turns the whole trip into something you can not copy on a beach day. You are also looking at a small-group feel, plus the kind of equipment list that saves you time hunting for gear.

What I like most is the 90 minutes quadbike activity on an automatic 250 cc machine, so you actually get sustained time on the trail instead of a quick spin. Second, you get a professional, safety-focused guide plus an outfit that includes helmet, shoes, and even a locker, towel, and shower setup for after the mud.

One consideration: you should expect mud and wet terrain during the route, because the scenery includes rivers and jungle tracks. Also, souvenir photo and DVD are not included, so if you want extra keepsakes, plan on paying for them separately.

Key highlights at a glance

• Gorilla Face Cave tunnel exit makes the ride feel like a real adventure, not just a loop
• 90 minutes on the quad gives you time to learn and get into the ride
• Automatic 250 cc ATV is a big help if you are new to quadbikes
• Small group max 10 travelers typically means more attention from your instructor-guide
• Full post-ride rinse with showers, plus lockers and towels to reset fast
• Lunch included after the ride, so you are not scrambling for food afterward

Why the Gorilla Face Cave ride is so different in Ubud

Ubud is famous for culture, temples, and that scenic rice-field drive you have probably seen on social media. This tour takes you off the paved story and into the working countryside, where the route itself is the point. You follow your guide across changing terrain like rice fields, jungle areas, and river crossings, and you do it on an all-terrain quadbike.

The big reason people remember this trip is the Gorilla Face Cave moment. The cave area is reached as part of the ride, and the route includes a tunnel that exits through the Gorilla Face. That is the twist: you are not just walking past a photo spot, you are arriving there through a messy, noisy, high-energy off-road path.

I also like that this is not presented as a one-size-fits-all thrill ride. You can choose to ride a single ATV or tandem, and the automatic engine helps reduce the intimidation factor if you have never driven off-road before. In other words, you get adrenaline, but you are not fighting the bike the whole time.

The 6-hour experience, and how to plan your day

The total time is about 6 hours, with 90 minutes dedicated to quadbiking. That may sound long on paper, but it tends to work well because your time is split into clear blocks: pickup and arrival, safety briefing and gear, the main ride, then showers and lunch.

You can also book morning tour times daily, which makes this easier to fit into your itinerary. If you are doing temple visits later or planning a rice-field morning, the ATV can still work, since morning departures help you avoid the heat and keep the day from dragging.

One practical note: you will likely want to treat the morning like a real activity slot, not a casual wander. Mud, off-road walking, and getting in and out of the ATV are part of the deal. Wear clothes you will not mind getting scuffed, and expect to spend a chunk of your day in activity mode.

Gear, safety, and the stuff that makes the ride comfortable

This is one of the more complete gear packages I have seen for an ATV outing. You get the basics you would normally have to hunt down on your own: helmet, shoes, and a safety locker, plus a towel and showers afterward.

The shoe situation matters. Quad trails can be slick, and your feet need grip. By providing proper footwear rather than generic sandals, the tour helps you stay comfortable while you are learning the trail.

The locker and towel setup is another smart touch. You are carrying your personal items, then getting muddy, then rinsing off. Having a place for your belongings and a towel ready at the end means you do not end up improvising with plastic bags and panic.

And yes, you get a safety briefing with a professional quadbike instructor. From the feedback you can feel the difference when the guides stay attentive, especially when the track gets challenging. It is not only about rules. Good guides also help you read the surface, understand when to slow down, and keep everyone moving together.

What you actually do on the trail: rice fields, rivers, jungle, and the tunnel exit

The heart of this tour is the off-road circuit through central Ubud countryside. You ride on a powerful automatic 250 cc quad, and your instructor-guides the group along changing terrain.

Here is what the route includes, and why each piece matters:

• Rice fields: You get open views and a sense of space, which helps you settle into the ATV quickly. You can often feel the difference in the track surface compared to dense jungle paths.
• Jungle and countryside paths: These sections tend to be the fun chaos part of the ride. The guide’s direction is key when the trail tightens or the surface turns uneven.
• River crossings and muddy stretches: This is where the adventure goes from scenic to real. You will feel the traction shift, and you will understand why the tour includes proper shoes and a shower afterward.
• Steep climbs and uneven ground: The ride is described as challenging, which is a good sign if you want more than flat riding. It is also a reminder to pace yourself and follow the guide’s instructions.
• The Gorilla Face Cave tunnel exit: This is the payoff moment. You are riding into and then exiting through the cave area, with the tunnel making the transition feel dramatic. It is a photo moment, but it is also an experience moment.

You can expect that the track is not a straight line of sameness. The point is variety, and variety is what keeps the 90 minutes from feeling repetitive. The ride lasts long enough that you likely stop thinking only about handling the ATV and start paying attention to scenery, terrain, and the pace set by your group.

The post-ride reset: showers, locker time, and lunch

After you finish the quadbike session, the day shifts gears. You get access to showers, which is honestly a major part of the value. Off-road riding means you leave muddy, and having a clean reset changes how the rest of your day feels.

Next comes lunch. Lunch is included, which is a big deal in practical terms. It prevents the classic problem with half-day activities, where you finish hungry and then need to guess where to eat while you are still sticky and tired.

Clean facilities also matter. The change rooms and bathrooms are described as clean and comfortable, with lockers provided so you can get ready without leaving a mess behind. That matters because quadbiking can be disorienting in the moment, and you want a calm landing afterward.

Also, the tour includes use of a bicycle. The details on how much time you spend with it are not spelled out, but it is listed as an included extra. If you like having options beyond the main quad route, this is a plus.

Price and value: is $90.81 fair for this kind of ride?

At $90.81 per person, this is not a throwaway activity price. But it also is not just you and a rented machine. You get:

• 90 minutes quadbiking
• Helmet, shoes, and ATV use
• Locker, towel, and showers
• Lunch included
• Pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle is offered

That mix is what makes the price feel reasonable. If you had to pay separately for gear rental, transportation, and meals, the total usually climbs fast. Here, the tour folds those needs into one package, which is exactly what you want on a day when you are already doing something physically messy.

The only notable cost gap mentioned is souvenir photo and DVD, which are not included. If you are the type who always buys the official photos, you may spend a bit more. If you travel light, you can skip that and feel good about the core value: a long ride plus a clean finish.

Who this tour suits best (and who might think twice)

This ATV adventure is a strong fit if you want an active Bali day that is not centered on beaches or shopping. You are looking at a countryside ride with real terrain variety, and the small-group size (max 10) tends to make it easier to get attention from your instructor.

It is also a good choice if you are new to quadbikes. The automatic 250 cc machine and the guided safety approach lower the intimidation factor. You can pick single or tandem, which gives you flexibility if you are riding with someone who prefers not to drive.

You might think twice if:

• You are sensitive to getting dirty, since the route includes mud and river crossings
• You prefer dry, quiet attractions. This is a hands-on, noisy, off-road outing
• You only want a short experience. The ride is 90 minutes, and the total day is about 6 hours, so plan for a real block of time

Tour logistics that matter on the day

You are typically picked up, then moved in an air-conditioned vehicle. The tour also uses a mobile ticket, which can simplify check-in.

The group is capped at 10 travelers, which helps the flow of the briefing and the pace during the ride. Smaller groups also usually mean less waiting around for your turn on the trail and more chance to get instruction when you need it.

Confirmation happens at booking, and the schedule is built around morning departures, which gives you flexibility in the first half of your day.

On timing, allow buffer time. Expect the 6 hours to be a full block, not just the ride time. Your best bet is to schedule another activity only after you have time to shower and cool down.

Finally, the cancellation policy is free cancellation up to 24 hours before start time, so if plans shift, you are not locked in too tightly. Just respect the 24-hour cutoff based on local time.

Should you book this ATV Gorilla Face Cave tour?

Book it if you want a Bali day with movement, variety, and a real highlight moment at Gorilla Face Cave. The 90 minutes of riding, plus the included showers and lunch, make it feel like a complete outing rather than a rushed gimmick.

Pass or shop around if you hate muddy conditions, want a super calm pace, or you are only interested in a quick stop for photos. This is about the ride itself, the river crossing energy, and the tunnel exit payoff.

If your goal is to see Ubud countryside in a way you cannot do from a car window, this is a solid choice. For around $90, you are buying time on a capable ATV, safety support, and a reset afterward. That is the kind of value that actually holds up when you compare it to typical half-day activities.

FAQ

Where does the ATV quadbike tour take place?

The tour takes place in Ubud, Indonesia.

How long is the experience?

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

What is included with the quadbike ride?

Included items are ATV use, helmet, shoes, locker, towel, showers, a professional quadbike instructor, and lunch after riding.

Do I get pickup or transportation?

Pickup is offered, and you travel in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Can I ride a single ATV or do I have to ride tandem?

You can choose to ride on a single ATV or tandem.

Is the tour limited to a small group?

Yes. The maximum group size is 10 travelers.

Are there morning tour times?

Yes. There are numerous morning tour times daily, which makes it easier to fit into your schedule.

Is a souvenir photo or DVD included?

No. Souvenir photo and DVD are not included.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the experience’s start time for a full refund.