A day of jungle grit, then a pool with big views. This Ubud combo packs ATV adventure plus a proper nature-and-scenery route, finished with time to unwind at Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool. You also get a real guided experience, with coaching from the first moment you touch the bike.

I especially like that the route is built for mixed riders, from beginners to more experienced folks, and that there’s lunch + shower/change time after the ride instead of sending you off in the wet. One thing to consider: you’ll be dealing with outdoor, track-style conditions (including rivers/waterfalls), so plan on getting dirty and wearing footwear that can handle it.

Key things to know before you go

• Professional guide coaching from start to finish so you understand how to ride before the fun starts
• ATV quality checks + helmet/boots guidance to keep the day safer and more comfortable
• A full route, not just a loop: Gorilla Cave, rice terraces, jungles, rivers, and waterfalls
• Lunch included after the ride, with vegetarian options, plus bottled water
• Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool ticket included, but double-check which Cretya pool you’re visiting

Ubud ATV, Gorilla Cave, and Cretya Sunset in one $35 day

For $35, this is one of those Bali days that feels like it should cost more—because you’re not just paying for a ride. You’re getting the ATV quad experience, a creature-feature nature route (Gorilla Cave is part of it), lunch afterward, and paid entry to Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool.

The value also comes from the way the day is organized. You ride, then you cool down—there’s a shower, towels, and a changing room provided before lunch and before you head to the pool area. That matters in Ubud, where a “quick stop” can turn into feeling sticky and tired for the rest of the day.

The main trade-off is that it’s an action day. If you prefer a sit-down tour with minimal movement, this will feel like too much. If you want a guided adventure that ends with a calm view, it’s a strong fit.

Getting rolling: guide coaching, helmet, and beginner-friendly control

The biggest quality signal here is the guide approach. The ride isn’t just “here’s a bike, good luck.” You’ll have a professional guide who explains how to drive from start to finish, and they’re there to assist you through the tracks.

That’s exactly what you want if you’re nervous about controlling an ATV on uneven paths. Even if you’re experienced, it keeps the day smoother—less fumbling, more riding.

How the ATV is set up for safety and confidence

• The ATV is described as being checked for quality before you go.
• You’re advised to use boots and a helmet while driving.
• The tour is structured for beginners and professionals, which usually means the guide manages pace and comfort.

You might also encounter guides like Rai, Yoga, or Ade (names that show up in past guests’ experiences). Don’t expect identical styles, but you can reasonably expect friendliness and clear instruction if those guides are involved.

The Gorilla Cave ride: adrenaline with a guided rhythm

Gorilla Cave is one of those stops that changes the mood of the day. Instead of purely open scenery, you get into a more “trail” feeling experience—tracks that can be tighter, more uneven, and more immersive than a simple countryside drive.

The tour is set up so the ride is challenging and adventurous, but not described as out of reach. That’s important: you want a guide who keeps things fun and manageable, especially if you’re newer to ATV riding.

What to expect in this section

• You’ll ride through jungle-style terrain on guided tracks.
• The stop is part of a longer route, so the cave portion isn’t the whole day—it’s a key highlight inside a bigger loop of scenery.
• Since rivers and waterfalls are also on the route, this isn’t a dry, dust-only experience.

If you’re worried about comfort, the included shower/towel/changing room afterward is a practical safety net. Bring your best “mud strategy”: footwear that grips, and clothes you don’t mind getting wet.

Rice terraces and jungle paths: the views you actually ride through

One reason this tour works so well in Ubud is the combination of action and scenery. You don’t just look at rice terraces from a viewpoint sign—you ride through areas connected to rice terrace country, plus jungles and rivers along the way.

From the ride setup, you’ll get the mountain-and-terrace feel that makes Ubud such a common destination for artists, photographers, and nature lovers. In other words: you’re paying for movement, but you’re also getting a steady stream of real-world green views.

A past guest with guide Rai specifically highlighted mountainous rice fields during the ride and called out the lunch as delicious. That fits the structure here: the route is long enough that the scenery isn’t a single quick photo moment.

A practical tip

If you’re bringing a phone, expect dirt and splash risk because rivers and waterfalls are part of the experience. You’ll have a towel and shower later, so focus less on “staying clean” and more on “staying safe and steady while riding.”

Waterfalls and rivers: plan for wet moments and tired calves

This isn’t a “polite trail walk.” The tour includes rivers and waterfalls, which usually means you’ll get splashes or occasional wetter terrain even if it’s not a full-on swimming moment.

So wear what works on wet ground. The tour guidance already points you toward boots and a helmet, and those are your best starting points. If you show up in flip-flops or slippery shoes, you’ll feel it fast—either from reduced grip or from constantly adjusting your footing.

Why this matters to your comfort

When you’re riding an ATV, your legs and core get involved. After you add wet terrain, you’ll likely use more effort to stay balanced. The good news is this tour builds in recovery time: shower, towels, and changing room after the ATV segment.

Lunch after the ride: nasi goreng or mie goreng, plus a real break

After you finish the ATV portion, lunch is included, and it’s described as a local dish like Nasi Goreng or Mie Goreng. There’s also a vegetarian option, and bottled water is included.

This is where the value shows again. Many ATV tours either:

• rush you into lunch with no time to cool down, or
• make lunch “optional” so the total cost climbs.

Here, you’re not guessing. You know you’ll have food after the ride, and you’ll have a place to freshen up first.

What I’d eat if you’re hungry after the ride

If you tend to get snacky on active days, stick with the included hot meal—fried rice or noodles hits the spot after adrenaline. And since water is provided, you can avoid the “forgot to buy water” panic that ruins post-ride energy.

Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool: a calm ending with a view

The last chapter of the day is Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool, and the ticket entrance is included. This is the reset moment: you swap ATV dust for a slower, scenic scene.

The tour describes the pool views as coming from the rice terrace area. That makes sense in Ubud—these places usually look their best near golden hour, even if you don’t obsess over sunset photos.

One small but important caution: which Cretya pool?

One past guest advised clarifying which Cretya you visit, saying the tour does not go to the main one. That’s exactly the kind of detail you should handle before you’re on the road.

If the booking description has multiple options or names, ask the operator what the exact destination is. You’ll thank yourself when you arrive.

Transfers and timing: how to plan the day without stress

This experience runs about 8 hours and has a maximum group size of 15 travelers. That cap matters. Smaller groups tend to feel less chaotic when you’re lining up bikes, getting briefed, and waiting your turn on trail segments.

You have two ways to do logistics:

• With hotel transfer: a driver picks you up from your hotel and brings you to the ATV start point, then lunch, then Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool.
• With meeting points: you go to the ATV start directly, and the tour includes lunch and then ends back at the meeting point.

The ATV start meeting point is listed as Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

What this means for you

If you’re staying outside central Ubud or you hate early-direction hunting, choose the hotel transfer option. If you already know how to get to Tegallalang, meeting point is simpler and often faster.

Either way, you’re near public transportation, so the day isn’t locked to only one neighborhood.

What’s included—and what you’ll likely pay for anyway

This tour bundles the essentials:

• Quality ATV quad bike
• Lunch after activities (vegetarian option available)
• Bottle water
• Cretya Sunset ticket entrance
• Shower, towels, and changing room (after ATV)
• Pickup transfer if you select it
• Tandem setup: two people in one bike (per the tour details)
• Mobile ticket

Not included:

• Personal needs
• Professional photographer

So come prepared for “personal needs” like any extra drinks, snacks, or small items you like to keep handy. If you care about photos, you’ll want to rely on your own camera/phone or bring a plan for your own shots at Cretya.

Who should book this Ubud ATV and Cretya Sunset combo?

This is ideal if you want:

• Adrenaline with guidance (so you’re not guessing how to ride)
• a route that includes the Ubud nature hits: Gorilla Cave, rice terraces, jungles, rivers, waterfalls
• a full-day structure that ends with relaxation, not chaos

You should also consider it if you’re traveling with someone because the tour mentions tandem (two people in one bike). Sharing the bike setup can make the day feel more social and less “solo gear stress.”

Age reality check

The tour info lists minimum age for a single ATV is 17 years old. If you’re booking for younger riders, don’t assume they can ride—confirm the option you’re getting and how it matches that minimum age rule.

Should you book the Ubud ATV Quad Bike Gorilla Cave and Cretya Infinity Pool tour?

Book it if you want a fun, guided day that mixes action with nature scenery and then gives you a smooth landing at a sunset pool. The combination of ATV guidance, included lunch, and the included Cretya Sunset ticket makes the $35 price feel more “all-in” than many ATV deals.

Skip it only if you’re mainly craving a relaxed, mostly seated sightseeing day. This is a ride-and-recover itinerary, and the trail elements (especially rivers/waterfalls) mean you should expect some mess.

If you do book, send one quick message before pickup and confirm which Cretya infinity pool you’re going to. It’s a small detail, but it protects your expectations—and that’s what a great travel day depends on.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and Cretya Sunset Infinity Pool experience?

It runs for about 8 hours.

Do I need experience to ride the ATV?

The tour is described as good for both beginners and professionals, with a professional guide explaining how to drive from start to finish.

Is hotel pickup included?

Hotel pickup is available if you choose the ATV with hotel transfer option. If you choose meeting points, you go directly to the start point.

Where is the meeting point for the tour?

The listed start meeting point is Alasan Adventures – ATVTaro, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

Is lunch included, and can I get vegetarian food?

Yes. Lunch is included after the activities, and vegetarian options are available.

What is the minimum age to ride?

The minimum age listed is 17 years old for a single ATV.

What’s the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts. If you cancel less than 24 hours in advance, the amount paid isn’t refunded.