REVIEW · KUTA
Bali ATV Quad Adventure Ubud Monkey Forest and Waterfall
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Three stops. One long day.
This is a Ubud-area sampler that mixes off-road ATV quad time with wildlife and temples at the Sacred Monkey Forest, plus iconic photos at Tegenungan Waterfall. It’s built around a smooth, chauffeured day—so you spend less time figuring out routes and more time enjoying the chaos (in a controlled way).
I especially like the comfort touches: you get shower facilities and changing room after the ATV, plus safety gear like helmets and gloves. The guides also get serious credit—names like Kariasa and Kadek come up again and again for showing up on time and keeping the experience fun, with photo and video help when asked.
One thing to consider: the day runs about 8 hours, with the ATV portion taking roughly 3 hours and the Tegenungan Waterfall stop listed as very short. If you want a long, slow waterfall moment, plan for a quick look-and-shoot kind of stop rather than a long stay.
In This Review
- Key Highlights You’ll Feel on This Bali Day Trip
- The Big Picture: What This Day Actually Combines
- Price and Value: Why $75.29 Can Feel Like a Win
- Getting There Smoothly: Private AC Pickup That Sets the Tone
- Stop 1: Pertiwi Adventure ATV Quad Ride Through Rice Terraces and Villages
- What’s included that makes ATV feel safer
- A consideration: you’ll be active for real
- Stop 2: Tegenungan Waterfall Quick Views in a Jungle Setting
- Best way to use this stop
- Stop 3: Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Temples, and 1,260+ Long-Tailed Macaques
- Why this stop works even if you’re not a wildlife person
- A practical mindset going in
- Lunch and Comfort Details That Actually Matter on a Full Day
- Guides Make the Day: Kariasa and Kadek Get Called Out
- Who This Tour Is Best For (and Who Might Prefer Something Else)
- Should You Book This Bali ATV + Monkey Forest + Waterfall Tour?
- FAQ
- How long is the Bali ATV Quad Adventure Ubud Monkey Forest and Waterfall tour?
- What price is listed for this experience?
- Does the tour include hotel pickup and drop-off?
- What stops are included in the tour?
- How long do you spend at the main stops?
- What’s included for the ATV part?
- Is lunch included?
- Is the tour private?
- What is the cancellation policy?
Key Highlights You’ll Feel on This Bali Day Trip

- Pertiwi Adventure ATV ride with tropical forest, rice-terrace, and village scenery, plus off-road tracks and river crossings
- Safety gear included (helmet, gloves, and more) so you can focus on riding instead of guessing
- Shower and changing room after the ride, plus bottled water and a buffet lunch
- Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary walk in a 12.5-hectare forest with 1,260+ long-tailed macaques and three ancient temples
- Tegenungan Waterfall quick stop for the classic jungle waterfall views
- Private tour for just your group with an English-speaking driver and hotel-style pickup/drop-off reported by guests
The Big Picture: What This Day Actually Combines

This is not a one-note ATV tour. It’s a stitched-together day in Bali that aims to cover three headline experiences in one go: the Pertiwi Adventure quad ride, Tegenungan Waterfall, and the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary near Ubud.
What makes it appealing for a lot of schedules is the pacing by design. You get one longer, active chunk (ATV), one short, famous-photo stop (waterfall), and then a calmer walk through the monkey sanctuary. It’s a good mix if you like moving around but you also want a break from dust and engine noise.
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Price and Value: Why $75.29 Can Feel Like a Win

At $75.29 per person, the value comes from what’s bundled, not just the attractions themselves. You’re getting:
- Private transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned car
- ATV safety equipment (including a helmet and gloves)
- Admission tickets for the key stops
- Buffet lunch with mineral water
- Bottled water, plus insurance included
That matters because in Bali, transport and entrance fees add up fast if you piece things together day-by-day. Here, the day is packaged as one run, which usually saves time and reduces the hassle of negotiating multiple vendors on the same day.
Also, the tour is commonly booked well ahead (on average about 72 days). That usually signals two things: it’s popular, and it’s easier to plan if you lock it in early rather than hunting for last-minute options.
Getting There Smoothly: Private AC Pickup That Sets the Tone
You’re working with a private setup, so you’re not waiting on other groups to finish photos. The tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, and you’ll have an English-speaking driver.
A small but real benefit: when you start the day with the “getting there” part already handled, you spend your energy on the fun parts—like riding the ATV trails and walking through the forest paths at Monkey Forest Sanctuary.
Two guide names show up repeatedly in the feedback: Kariasa and Kadek. Guests praised them for being helpful, on time, and making the trip feel organized rather than chaotic.
Stop 1: Pertiwi Adventure ATV Quad Ride Through Rice Terraces and Villages

This is the engine of the day. Your ATV time is listed at about 3 hours, and the ride focuses on changing scenery: tropical forest paths, rice terraces, and villages.
You can also expect the kind of off-road action people actually buy ATV tours for: off-road trails and river crossings are part of the description. That’s great if you want more than a straight track loop.
What’s included that makes ATV feel safer
Before you ride, you get the basics: safety equipment like a helmet and gloves. There’s also mention of insurance included in the package, which is comforting when you’re doing anything on wheels off asphalt.
Then there’s the practical post-ride perk: shower facilities and a changing room. That’s not always standard on tours like this. It means you don’t have to make your evening plans around a dusty, sweaty shirt situation.
A consideration: you’ll be active for real
Even though the trip notes that most travelers can participate, ATV is still physically active. If you’re worried about riding comfort, balance, or you’re traveling with any mobility limitations, you’ll want to think carefully before choosing a quad adventure that includes uneven trails and river crossings.
Stop 2: Tegenungan Waterfall Quick Views in a Jungle Setting

Tegenungan Waterfall is the classic Bali waterfall stop, and it’s included with an admission ticket. Your time at this stop is listed as very short—about 1 minute—so treat this as a fast photo and viewpoint moment rather than a long sit-down nature break.
The good news: you still get the payoff of seeing one of Bali’s best-known falls without losing half your day to traffic or extra wandering. If you’re trying to fit everything into an 8-hour schedule, this short waterfall window keeps the day moving.
Best way to use this stop
Go in ready to photograph and move. Bring a steady plan: pick your viewpoints fast, grab your shots, and don’t get stuck waiting around while your group is trying to beat the next timetable.
If you’re the type who wants time for soaking in the view, you might wish the waterfall stop was longer. But for many schedules, the tradeoff is worth it.
Stop 3: Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Temples, and 1,260+ Long-Tailed Macaques

After the action, you switch gears to a shaded walk in the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. This stop is listed at about 1 hour, which is usually enough to take your time through the paths without your legs turning into jelly.
Here’s what makes the sanctuary a standout:
- It covers 12.5 hectares
- It’s home to over 1,260 long-tailed macaques
- It includes three ancient temples
- The walk is through lush pathways with a calm feel compared with the ATV portion
Why this stop works even if you’re not a wildlife person
The monkeys are the headline, but the temples and the forest setting are what give it structure. You’re not just watching animals—you’re walking a historic, spiritual space where the animals are part of the landscape of daily life.
A practical mindset going in
Because macaques are part of the sanctuary experience, I’d show up ready to act respectful and keep your attention on the area around you. You’ll have a better time if you stay alert and follow your guide’s lead.
Lunch and Comfort Details That Actually Matter on a Full Day

The day includes buffet lunch with mineral water, and it also lists bottled water. That’s a big deal during a full schedule with ATV time and a forest walk. When food and drinks are handled, you’re not hunting for a meal at the exact moment you’re hungry.
Comfort extras are also included:
- Shower facilities and changing room
- Private car with air conditioning
- Safety equipment for the ATV portion
After an ATV ride, those comfort items can make or break how you feel about the rest of the day. Instead of spending your afternoon uncomfortable, you can freshen up and keep going.
Guides Make the Day: Kariasa and Kadek Get Called Out

Two guide names stand out from the feedback you provided: Kariasa and Kadek. Their praise isn’t vague. People described them as:
- on time
- organized
- fun to spend the day with
- helpful and informative
- willing to take photos or videos for the group
One guest specifically highlighted a honeymoon-focused day where Kadek helped with photos and described multiple stops beyond the core trio. Another guest praised Kariasa for being reliable and thoughtful and also credited extra scenic additions like a coffee-plantation style stop.
Important note: those extra stops may not be guaranteed every single day, but the repeated pattern is clear—this tour can feel smooth when your driver-guide knows the flow and cares about the experience.
Who This Tour Is Best For (and Who Might Prefer Something Else)
This is a strong fit if you:
- want a single-day plan that covers ATV, waterfall photos, and Monkey Forest
- like a mix of active time and calmer walking
- appreciate private transport so your day stays on schedule
- want a day that includes lunch, water, and comfort facilities
You might skip or reconsider if you:
- want a long, slow waterfall experience (the Tegenungan stop is listed as very short)
- are expecting a gentle, fully easy ride (ATV includes trails and river crossings)
- get uncomfortable around animals in a sanctuary setting
Should You Book This Bali ATV + Monkey Forest + Waterfall Tour?
If you want a practical, packed Ubud day and you like doing a few big things in one shot, I think this one earns a place on your list. The value is in the bundle: private AC transport, safety gear, lunch and water, insurance, and even shower facilities.
My only “pause” is the waterfall time being very short. If Tegenungan is your main reason for coming, you might feel rushed. But if you’re happy with a quick, classic viewpoint and want the ATV + sanctuary combo, this route is a smart use of a limited Bali schedule.
FAQ
How long is the Bali ATV Quad Adventure Ubud Monkey Forest and Waterfall tour?
The tour duration is about 8 hours.
What price is listed for this experience?
It’s $75.29 per person.
Does the tour include hotel pickup and drop-off?
Pickup is offered, and the tour includes private transportation.
What stops are included in the tour?
It includes Pertiwi Adventure (ATV quad biking), Tegenungan Waterfall, and the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.
How long do you spend at the main stops?
Pertiwi Adventure is about 3 hours, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is about 1 hour, and Tegenungan Waterfall is listed as about 1 minute.
What’s included for the ATV part?
You’ll have safety equipment such as a helmet and gloves, plus shower facilities and changing room are included.
Is lunch included?
Yes. A buffet lunch with mineral water is included.
Is the tour private?
Yes. It’s a private tour, and only your group participates.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.





















