Two adrenaline stops, one Ubud pickup. This combo pairs a zip-line over the Tegalalang Rice Terraces with an ATV ride through Bali terrain, plus lunch and gear so you can focus on the fun. You also get a handy change of scenery, from rice-terrace heights to muddy backroad power.

I really like the human touch built into the day. Guides such as Donny and Jero are known for staying patient, helping with photos, and adjusting the ride comfort when conditions get a bit tricky.

One thing to plan for: you can get muddy on the quad, and the hotel transfer option matters because the zip-line and ATV parts are not right next to each other.

Key points to know before you go

• Zip-line height and weight rules: participants must be 12 to 50 years old, with a 40 to 100 kg weight range for the zip-line
• ATV weight limit: tandem ride limit is 90 kg per person
• All the basics are included: safety gear, insurance, bottled water, and coffee or tea
• A real refuel break: lunch is fried rice or fried noodles
• Private group feel: it’s set up so only your group participates
• Transfers help a lot: pickup and drop-off are available if you choose the hotel option

Ubud In One Punch: Zip-line Views Then Quad ATV Mud

This is the kind of Ubud day that feels efficient without being rushed. You start with altitude and views, then shift to speed and grip on the ATV. The contrast is the whole point: calm-on-the-terrace for the zip-line, then loud fun when the trail turns into a muddy workout.

What you’re buying with this combo is not just two activities. You’re buying someone else managing the safety gear, the timing, and the flow, so you can show up, gear up, and ride. That matters on a half-day schedule, especially when you want your day to feel smooth, not like a DIY juggling act.

Price and Logistics: Why $23.22 Feels Fair (When You Use the Transfer)

At $23.22 per person, this is priced like a value-first adventure. You’re getting a zip-line experience, an ATV quad ride, lunch, safety gear, insurance, and bottled drinks all in one package. If you try to piece that together separately, you usually end up paying more for the “extras” that the package already covers.

The other value lever is the pickup option. The day includes hotel pickup and drop-off if you select it, and that helps because the zip-line and ATV parts involve enough distance that you do not want to guess your way between them. If you do not choose transfer, you’ll be responsible for getting yourself to the next stop.

Timeline-wise, plan for about 6 hours. That is enough time to enjoy both activities without turning the day into a sprint. Still, set expectations for a full, active morning to afternoon: you’ll be moving, gearing up, and riding back-to-back.

Zip-line at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing: Tegalalang Rice Terraces From Above

The zip-line portion is tied to the Uma Ceking Resto And Swing area, with the scenery centered on the Tegalalang Rice Terrace views. This is the part of the day that rewards you for showing up early with good energy. From above, you get a clear sense of how the terraces step down across the hills, and you also get that classic Bali “green from every angle” perspective.

The safety setup is part of the package. You’ll be given safety gear, and the tour includes insurance, which is comforting for an activity that depends on equipment and staff checks. You’ll also see the weight rules up front, because they are not suggestions.

Important limits to know:

• Zip-line minimum weight: 40 kg
• Zip-line maximum weight: 100 kg
• Age range: you must be between 12 and 50 years old

If you’re right near the limits, confirm before you go. It’s the easiest way to avoid an awkward day-of surprise.

ATV Quad Bike at Gorilla Atv Adventure: Mud, Control, and Patient Guides

Then the energy flips. The ATV segment is at Gorilla ATV Adventure (the start point is Jl. Raya Payangan No.199, Puhu, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia). Expect rugged paths where you’re actively steering your speed and balance. This is not a slow “cruise for photos” ride. It’s meant to feel like an adrenaline rush.

One practical reality from the day: it gets muddy. Plan your clothing choices around that. Closed shoes matter, and you’ll feel better if you bring a way to change out of wet gear afterward, even if you don’t have the time to fully shower.

Weight rules are stricter here than the zip-line:

• Tandem ATV limit: 90 kg per person

Guides also make a big difference on ATV days because trails can get slippery and people have different comfort levels. In particular, the ride staff have a reputation for patience. You’ll hear stories about guides who adjusted the experience when someone didn’t feel ready to drive, including arrangements where a friend rode along instead. That kind of flexibility is a quality sign, because it keeps the day fun instead of stressful.

Lunch and Drinks: Fried Rice or Noodles So You Don’t Crash

Between zip-line and ATV, you get lunch, and it’s one of the more useful inclusions. Meals are fried rice or fried noodles, and you also get bottle water, coffee or tea. On an active day, that combo helps you keep your energy steady instead of paying extra for snacks whenever you start to flag.

This is also where the pacing matters. A good tour doesn’t just feed you, it times the break so you can reset. In a day that runs around 6 hours, that meal prevents the “we still have the second activity but I’m running on empty” problem.

Optional Coffee Plantation Stop: A Low-Key Add-On If You Want It

The itinerary includes a Coffee Plantation (optional) stop. This can be a nice way to slow down after the adrenaline, especially if you like seeing how coffee and local products move from plant to product.

Keep it optional in your head, not mandatory. If your main goal is pure riding time, you can treat this as a bonus only if you’re already feeling good. The tour also already covers the big-ticket activities, so you’re not sacrificing the core experience.

What the Included Gear and Insurance Really Mean for You

“Safety gear included” sounds routine, but it matters more on a zip-line and ATV combo than it does on gentler sightseeing. You’re not just buying admission. You’re paying for staff to get you properly set up, and you’re also covered by included insurance.

That combination reduces the mental load for you. You show up, they hand you what you need, and you focus on the experience instead of worrying about whether your harness fits correctly or whether the setup is standard.

Also notice what’s not included: tips and gratitude and personal expenses. So if you want extra help, souvenirs, or extra drinks beyond what’s listed, budget for that separately.

Getting Photos Without Losing the Moment

This tour is a good match if you like action photos, because the staff are known for helping with pictures. People have shared that guides helped with photo-taking right during key moments and also helped the day feel easier when it came time to switch between activities.

That said, bring a practical mindset. Zip-lines and ATVs are not the best place for delicate gear. Even if the tour provides safety equipment, your phone still has to deal with sun, dust, and in the ATV portion, mud. Keep it protected, and consider having one reliable method for storing it during the ride.

Who This Tour Fits Best, and Who Should Rethink It

This is built for people who want movement in their day. If you enjoy a bit of risk, like steering your own ATV and getting that zip-line view over the terraces, you’ll probably click with the format.

It also has clear boundaries:

• Age: 12 to 50 years old
• Zip-line weight: 40 to 100 kg
• ATV tandem weight: 90 kg per person

So if anyone in your group falls outside those limits, this package might not work. On the other hand, if your group fits the rules and you’re comfortable with muddy riding, you’re set.

It also helps that this is structured as a private tour/activity for your group. That typically makes it easier for the staff to pace you and for your group to keep together, rather than feeling like you’re always waiting on strangers.

My Booking Advice: Make the Transfer Choice Count

The biggest “make or break” detail here is transport between the zip-line and ATV parts. The day includes hotel pickup and drop-off if you select it, and you should take that seriously. One of the practical points is that the two activities are separated by enough distance that DIY travel in between can waste energy you should spend riding.

So my rule for booking is simple:

• If you want a stress-light day, pick hotel transfer.
• If you’re staying near the start area and you prefer self-navigation, you can consider skipping transfer, but plan carefully.

Also, this is set up to receive confirmation at booking, and you’ll get a mobile ticket. That’s convenient for check-in, especially on a day where you’re wearing gear and switching locations.

Should You Book Bali Ubud Zipline and ATV Quad Bike Adventure?

If you want a single Ubud outing that mixes big views and real action, this is an easy yes. The value is strong for $23.22, especially because lunch, safety gear, insurance, and drinks are included. Add in the reliable guide personalities people highlight, like Donny and Jero, and the day tends to feel smoother than “two separate activities you have to coordinate.”

You should skip or rethink it if you hate getting dirty, aren’t comfortable with weight and age restrictions, or you’re planning to handle the between-activities travel on your own without a transfer. Choose the transfer, dress for mud, and you’ll likely end up with the kind of day you can brag about without needing extra planning afterward.

FAQ

What is the duration of the Bali Ubud Zipline and ATV Adventure?

The experience runs for about 6 hours.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup and drop-off to your hotel are included if you select the hotel option. Otherwise, the activity ends back at the meeting point.

What activities are included in the tour?

The day includes a zip-line adventure at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing, and an ATV quad bike adventure at Gorilla ATV Adventure. Lunch and drinks are also included.

Is coffee plantation time included?

A Coffee Plantation stop is listed as optional.

What are the weight and age limits for the activities?

Participants must be between 12 and 50 years old. Zip-line has a minimum 40 kg and maximum 100 kg weight limit. For the tandem ATV ride, the limit is 90 kg per person.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund with free cancellation, as long as you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time.