Bali ATV Quad Bike Ubud Swing & Monkey Forest All Inclusive

Ubud’s 90-minute ATV ride is the main event here, with muddy tracks through rice fields, jungle, rivers, rural villages, and a waterfall area. It is active, messy, and far more varied than a short motor loop on a flat course.

I like the way this package combines three very different Bali experiences in one day: an ATV adventure, the Sacred Monkey Forest, and the Tegalalang Swing. I also like the practical extras, including hotel pickup, lunch, riding gear, a locker, shower, towel, and ride insurance.

The tradeoff is time. You spend much of the day moving between stops, and the ATV ride calls for moderate physical fitness. The swing and monkey forest also have a photo-focused feel, so this is not the best choice if you want a slow, quiet day in Ubud.

Key points to know before booking

• The ATV track lasts about 90 minutes: Expect rivers, rice fields, jungle, rural Balinese scenery, and a good chance of getting dirty.
• Your day includes three major stops: ATV Bali Quad, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, and Tegalalang Swing.
• Private touring keeps the day personal: Only your own group takes part, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
• Putu is a guide to look for: His calm handling of transport and timing helped make one couple’s day run smoothly.
• Lunch and cleanup are built in: After the ride, you get local lunch, a shower facility, towel, and locker.
• The $95 price covers useful extras: Admission, insurance during the ATV ride, equipment, guide service, transport, and lunch are included.

A muddy start from Seminyak to Ubud

The day begins with an 8:00 am hotel pickup in Seminyak. That early start matters because the three stops are in the Ubud area, not on Seminyak’s doorstep. A private vehicle takes you from your hotel to the ATV base, then continues with you through the rest of the day.

I like the private format here. Your group is not folded into a large sightseeing bus, and the schedule can be handled around your own party. The supplied information does not give a firm end time, but the total experience is listed at about eight hours, so keep most of the day free.

This is a useful choice if you are staying in Seminyak and want to see inland Bali without arranging separate transport. Pickup and drop-off remove the need to compare drivers, find the ATV site, and organize a second car to Ubud. You still need to be ready for a full day on the road, with active stops rather than a relaxed café-and-temple outing.

The tour is also listed as a private activity, meaning only your group participates. That can be especially helpful for families or couples who want to move at their own pace. One family found the ATV ride to be the best activity of its Bali holiday, while a couple singled out Putu for making the day easy to manage.

The 90-minute ATV route through Bali’s countryside

The ATV section takes you through a changing mix of terrain. You ride beside or through rice fields, jungle, rivers, traditional villages, and a waterfall area, rather than circling a small practice track. That variety is the reason to choose this excursion over a basic quad-bike session.

The ride is described as long and challenging, though you do not need to be an advanced rider. You should have a moderate level of fitness and feel comfortable handling an all-terrain vehicle for roughly an hour and a half. The international-standard riding equipment and guide are included, and insurance applies during the ATV portion.

Expect the route to feel physical. You may deal with uneven ground, water, mud, and changes in surface. The ride is not polished sightseeing from a passenger seat. You are operating the vehicle, paying attention to the track, and working through rural terrain.

That also means clothing matters. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting wet or muddy. The ride can leave you very dirty, which is why the included shower facility, towel, and locker are more than minor conveniences. You can clean up before lunch and the afternoon visits instead of spending the rest of the day covered in trail dust.

The rural setting adds something that a purpose-built amusement course cannot. You get glimpses of Balinese village life and farming areas while moving through the countryside. The experience is still an organized adventure, not a private expedition, but the route gives you a stronger sense of Ubud’s inland setting.

The guide’s role is important. You receive a welcome drink, equipment, and instruction, but the supplied details do not state the exact training process or minimum age. If anyone in your party is nervous about driving, ask the operator about rider requirements before paying. The listed fitness requirement is a useful warning, especially for families with younger children or anyone managing an injury.

Lunch, lockers, and a proper cleanup

After about 90 minutes on the ATV, you can shower and change before eating a local lunch. This pause breaks up the day well. Without it, the monkey forest and swing would follow immediately after a sweaty, muddy ride.

The inclusion of a locker is handy for keeping personal items secure during the ATV ride. A bath towel and shower facility are also included. These details help explain part of the $95 price, since you do not need to arrange a separate meal, pay for basic cleanup, or bring your own riding equipment.

Lunch is described as local rather than as a special dining experience. I would treat it as a practical meal included between activities, not as a reason to book the tour. The important point is that you can refuel and get comfortable before heading into Ubud’s attractions.

The package also includes a welcome drink. Personal expenses are not included, and photos or a VCD are extra. Bring money only for anything personal you may want beyond the listed inclusions, and do not assume ride photos come with the admission price.

Meeting the monkeys at the Sacred Monkey Forest

The next stop is the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud. This is not simply a small enclosure with a few animals. The forest is described as home to more than 700 long-tailed monkeys, along with more than 115 species of trees and plants and a wide range of birdlife.

The forest setting is part of the appeal. You walk among thick tropical growth and ancient-looking paths rather than viewing the monkeys in a bare, staged area. The combination of wildlife and vegetation gives this stop a different mood from the ATV ride, though it remains a popular Ubud attraction.

You are told that a guide assists with getting close to the monkeys and taking pictures. That can make the stop easier for first-time visitors, but you should still follow the guide’s directions closely. Monkeys are wild animals, and close photos should never take priority over your safety or their space.

Allow for a change in pace here. After the noise and effort of the quad bikes, the forest is mainly a walking and viewing stop. The supplied information does not specify how long you stay, so the exact balance between the three attractions may depend on the day and your group.

The monkey forest is a good fit if you want a recognizable Ubud sight without giving up the adventure theme. It is less suitable if your main interest is temples, art galleries, or quiet forest walks. The tour gives you a taste of the sanctuary, but not a full day to explore every path.

Swinging above Tegalalang’s rice fields

The final major stop is Tegalalang Swing. Here, you try a giant swing above views of rice fields and jungle. The experience is built around the sensation of floating and taking photos, with several rattan photo spots shaped as bird nests, swings, and other structures.

This is the most staged part of the day. The ATV route and monkey forest offer a stronger connection to Bali’s countryside and wildlife, while Tegalalang Swing is mainly about the view and the picture. That is not a criticism if you enjoy dramatic photos, but it is worth knowing before you book.

Admission to the swing area is included. The package description does not specify how many swings or photo stations you can use, nor whether additional photo services cost extra. It does state that photos and VCDs are not included, so confirm the price before agreeing to any professional picture package.

The timing works well as a finale. You have already cleaned up after the ATV ride and visited the forest, so the swing gives the day a lighter, more playful finish. The rice-field views also provide a clear visual contrast with the muddy track and shaded forest earlier in the tour.

If you dislike heights, staged photo areas, or waiting for a turn, this stop may feel less worthwhile. If you want an easy way to add the classic Ubud swing image to an active day, it fills that role neatly.

What the $95 package really covers

At $95 per person, this is not the cheapest way to ride an ATV or visit Ubud. The value comes from combining several costs and arrangements into one private day.

The price includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• A welcome drink
• International-standard riding equipment
• An ATV guide
• About 90 minutes of ATV riding
• Lunch after the ride
• Insurance during the ATV ride
• Locker, towel, and shower facility
• Admission to the Sacred Monkey Forest
• Admission to Tegalalang Swing

If you booked each element separately, you would need to organize a driver, ATV operator, meals, cleanup, and admission tickets. The private vehicle is particularly useful from Seminyak, where the inland attractions are spread out from the beach area.

The price is strongest for a family, couple, or small private group that values convenience. It is less compelling for someone interested only in the ATV ride, since part of the cost pays for the monkey forest, swing, transport, lunch, and admissions.

The package is also useful for a first Bali visit. You get physical activity, nature, wildlife, countryside views, and a photo stop in one outing. The compromise is that none of those elements receives a full day.

Who will enjoy this day most

I would recommend this tour to active families, couples, and small groups that want a packed introduction to inland Bali. It suits people who like trying several activities in one day and do not mind changing clothes, riding a quad, walking through a forest, and posing at a swing.

Families should pay attention to the moderate fitness requirement and ask about age or riding rules before booking, since those details are not provided here. The positive family experience shows the format can work well for parents and children, but suitability depends on the children’s size, confidence, and ability to manage the ride.

The tour also fits first-time visitors staying in Seminyak who do not want to plan their own Ubud day. Pickup, a private group, lunch, and admissions make it straightforward.

I would look elsewhere if you want a slow cultural day, a long visit to one Ubud attraction, or a highly independent route. The schedule is active and broad. You see several headline sights, but the experience is not designed for lingering.

Booking details and useful limits

Confirmation is provided when you book, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

The tour requires good weather. If poor conditions force cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. That policy makes sense for an outdoor ATV route and swing, but leave some flexibility in your Bali schedule if possible.

The meeting time is 8:00 am, with pickup offered from your hotel. The experience is listed as near public transportation, though the included hotel transfer is the more useful option for this particular route. Personal expenses and photo or VCD purchases are extra.

Should you book the Bali ATV, Monkey Forest, and Swing tour?

Book it if you want a convenient, active Ubud day with a strong main event. The ATV route is the reason to choose this package, and the monkey forest and Tegalalang Swing add variety without requiring separate planning. Putu’s service is a good sign for anyone concerned about transport and timing, though guide assignments can vary.

Skip it if you want depth over variety. The day covers a lot, but you will not have unlimited time at the forest or swing, and the photo stop may feel commercial if you prefer quieter places.

For $95, I see solid value for a private group that will use the included transport, lunch, equipment, cleanup, and admissions. Wear clothes you can sacrifice to mud, keep your schedule open for about eight hours, and book at least a day ahead if plans are weather-sensitive. For an adventurous first look at Ubud, this is a practical choice.

FAQ

Where does the tour start?

The tour starts with hotel pickup in the morning from your hotel in Seminyak. The listed start time is 8:00 am.

How long is the tour?

The full experience lasts approximately eight hours. The ATV ride itself lasts about 90 minutes.

What does the ATV route include?

The ATV route passes through jungle, rivers, rice fields, traditional Balinese rural areas, and a waterfall area.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Local lunch is provided after the ATV ride. A welcome drink is also included.

Are equipment and shower facilities included?

Yes. International-standard riding equipment, insurance during the ATV ride, a locker, bath towel, and shower facility are included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. If poor weather causes the operator to cancel, you are offered another date or a full refund.