Watch your step, then hit the throttle.

This Ubud combo pairs a zip-line over the Tegalalang rice terraces with an ATV quad bike ride through real terrain, not just a quick scenic stop. You’ll start with pickup (if selected), fly above the views from Uma Ceking Resto And Swing, then switch gears and get muddy on the Gorilla ATV Adventure track—plus lunch and drinks to keep your energy up.

Two things I really like about this setup: the guided, safety-first gear (with insurance included) and the fact you’re doing two active experiences in one compact ~6-hour block. The guide support also sounds solid—names like Donny and Jero show up again and again, with people praising their patience and helpful photo moments.

One drawback to consider: the ATV can get muddy, so plan your clothes accordingly. Also, the distance between the zip-line and ATV is long enough that you’ll want the transfer option, or you’ll be figuring out your own way between stops.

Key highlights you’ll care about

• Zip-line at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing over Tegalalang Rice Terrace
• ATV quad biking with a professional driver guide at Gorilla ATV Adventure
• Lunch (fried rice or fried noodles) plus bottled water and coffee or tea
• Pickup and drop-off back to your start point (if the option is selected)
• Private tour format for your group, plus real weight/age rules to check

Why This Ubud Combo Works: Zipline Views and ATV Quad Bike Energy

Ubud is famous for slow mornings and pretty temples. This tour is for the side of you that wants movement. You get two different kinds of adrenaline: the zip-line gives you a big, airy view overhead, then the ATV brings you back down to earth with throttle, bumps, and plenty of chances to get dirty.

The best part is the pacing. You’re not bouncing around all day. It’s a tight loop: rice-terrace zip-line first, then ATV time at Gorilla ATV Adventure, and food in the middle (lunch is included as fried rice or fried noodles). That structure matters because it helps you stay focused—no wandering, no guessing what comes next.

I also like that this is not sold as a vague adventure. You have specific stops: Tegalalang Rice Terrace for the zip-line experience at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing, then Gorilla ATV Adventure for the quad ride. Having those anchors makes it easier to plan what you’ll need: shoes, water, and patience.

Price and What You Actually Get for $23.22

At about $23.22 per person, this is positioned as a budget-friendly way to do two activities plus a meal in one shot. The value comes from what’s bundled, not just the headline price.

Here’s what you should count as included:

• Lunch: fried rice or fried noodles
• Safety gear for the activities
• Bottled water plus coffee or tea
• Pickup and drop-off to your hotel if you choose that option
• Professional driver guide
• Insurance

What that means in real terms: if you were to price these parts separately in Bali, lunch + transport + guide + gear would add up fast. This deal is about keeping your day simple and your costs predictable.

Where the value can drop a bit is if you skip pickup and have to handle getting between stops yourself. The itinerary has a long distance between the zip-line area and the ATV area, so you should consider that travel time when you judge value.

Meeting Point and Timing: How to Plan Your 6 Hours

This experience runs about 6 hours. It’s flexible enough for a day that feels active, but not so long you’ll hate your schedule by hour three.

The start point is Gorilla ATV Adventure, Jl. Raya Payangan No.199, Puhu, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

If you select pickup, the day starts at your hotel and ends back where the operator plans the return. If you don’t select pickup, you need to be comfortable getting yourself to Gorilla ATV Adventure and then moving to the zip-line location and back.

That zip-line-to-ATV distance comment is a big practical note: give yourself extra margin for traffic and route changes. Bali roads can be slow, and even “close” areas can take longer than you expect.

Stop 1: Tegalalang Rice Terrace Zipline at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing

The first thrill is the zip-line over the Tegalalang Rice Terrace. You’re not just standing near a view—you’re gliding above it. That changes the whole feel. From up top, rice terrace textures and curves read differently, and you get a real sense of scale.

This stop is at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing. The tour includes safety gear, and you’ll have a guide around to help you get set. The experience is built for most participants, but check the zip-line weight rules before you relax:

• Minimum weight: 40 kg
• Maximum weight: 100 kg

There’s also a tandem rider possibility mentioned on the ATV side (not the zip-line), but for the zip-line itself, those weight boundaries are the ones that decide whether you can ride.

One thing I’d plan for: zip-lining often looks easy on video, but you’ll want to follow instructions exactly. If you keep your body calm and follow the timing cues, it tends to feel smoother and less stressful.

ATV Quad Bike at Gorilla ATV Adventure: Mud, Patience, and Real Fun

Then you switch from sky-time to engine-time at Gorilla ATV Adventure. This is where the day turns hands-on: rugged paths, bumps, and that specific ATV joy of going somewhere a car can’t.

The tour includes:

• ATV time with a professional driver guide
• Safety gear
• Water and a plan for lunch as the day’s energy keeps moving

Now for the practical reality: expect mud. The terrain can get messy, and you’ll enjoy it more if you dress like you mean it. Wear clothes you’re happy to wash afterward, and skip anything you care about.

Also pay attention to the ATV weight rules:

• Maximum weight limit for tandem ride ATV: 90 kg per person

If you’re sharing an ATV, this limit becomes non-negotiable. And if you’re the driver, you’ll still feel the difference based on weight balance and how the machine grips on uneven ground.

One tip that comes up in people’s experiences: don’t over-plan the number of riders. If you’re trying to have two people on one ATV, it can feel harder to manage than going solo. If you want maximum control and less hassle, going solo often feels easier.

Optional Coffee Plantation: A Calmer Break (If You Want It)

Between the big adrenaline blocks, there’s an optional coffee plantation stop. This part is not mandatory, so treat it like a choose-your-own-breath moment.

Why it’s worth considering: after zip-line and ATV time, your body may want a slower tempo. Coffee plantation stops can give you a chance to sit, sip, and let the day’s energy come down a notch.

But if you’re mainly there for active time, you can decide based on your schedule. The tour structure still centers on the zip-line and ATV, with coffee as an optional add-on.

Guides Make the Day: Donny, Jero, Yaya, Alit, and Asta

A day like this lives or dies by the guide. Here, the names mentioned matter because they show the style of service you can expect: attentive, patient, and willing to help you get the best views and photos.

People highlight Donny for friendly pickup and information, plus help with photos during the handoff between activities. They also praise Jero for being patient on both driving and general guidance—exactly what you want if you’re riding and also trying not to stress out. Then you see Yaya mentioned for customizing the flow: stopping when needed, letting people play music, and giving practical travel advice and viewpoint suggestions.

Other names that show up: Alit for being helpful around Ubud and offering city context during the day, and Asta for making things smoother and making sure people feel cared for.

What I take from that: the guides here are not just checking boxes. They help you feel comfortable, especially if you’re new to ATVs or nervous about the zip-line start.

Safety Gear, Insurance, and Weight Limits You Must Check

This tour includes safety gear and insurance, which is the minimum foundation you want when you’re mixing heights with fast-moving terrain.

Even with gear and insurance, the rules are still the rules:

• Zip-line age range: 12–50 years old
• Zip-line minimum/maximum weight: 40 kg to 100 kg
• ATV tandem weight limit: 90 kg per person

If you fall outside those ranges, you’ll have to adjust plans. Don’t gamble with it. It’s better to verify up front than to arrive and find you can’t ride.

The good news: the experience says most travelers can participate, so long as they meet the limits. That usually means the operation is set up to handle typical family and adult groups rather than specialized extreme riders only.

What to Bring for a Smooth Day (and Cleaner Photos)

This is one of those days where what you pack changes your mood.

Wear:

• clothes you can get muddy
• shoes you don’t mind scuffing

Bring:

• extra patience for roads and timing
• a plan for where you’ll put wet gear afterward

A repeated theme is simple: bring enough energy. You have a meal included, but you’re still burning it off with active riding and movement.

Also, if you’re sensitive to getting dirty, treat the ATV segment like it’s going to leave marks. The mud factor is part of the ATV experience here, not a rare accident.

Who This Tour Fits Best—and Who Should Skip It

This tour fits best if you want:

• an active half-day in Ubud
• a combo day of zip-line + ATV in one schedule
• a guided experience with gear and insurance included
• a group setting where you can still get personal attention from the driver guide

It’s also a good choice for people who want a private feel. It’s listed as private tour/activity: only your group will participate. That’s helpful if you’re traveling with friends or family who want to keep things together without being split into mixed groups.

Who might skip it:

• anyone who can’t meet the zip-line weight limits or the age range
• anyone who hates getting muddy and doesn’t want to plan for cleaning afterward
• people who prefer super slow, mostly walking sightseeing

If you want “pretty views only,” you’ll probably be happier with a gentler option. If you want movement with strong viewing moments, this one makes sense.

Should You Book Bali Ubud Zipline and ATV Quad Adventure?

I’d book it if you want a value-driven day that actually delivers two memorable activities in about six hours, with lunch, gear, water, coffee/tea, and insurance built in. At $23.22, it’s one of those deals where the bundling matters a lot, especially if you’re already spending to get around Ubud.

I’d hesitate if you’re worried about mud, you’re sensitive to getting dirty, or you don’t want to deal with transportation between the zip-line and ATV zones. In that case, the pickup option (when available) becomes more than a convenience—it becomes the difference between a stress-free day and a rushed one.

Quick call checklist:

• Are you within the 12–50 age range?
• Are you within zip-line 40–100 kg?
• If you’re doing tandem ATV riding, are you within 90 kg per person?
• Are you wearing gear-friendly clothes for mud?

If you can say yes to those, this is a fun, well-supported Ubud adventure day—zip-line first for the big views, then ATV for the hands-on grin.

FAQ

Is lunch included in the Ubud zipline and ATV adventure?

Yes. Lunch is included as fried rice or fried noodles.

Does the tour include pickup from my hotel?

Pickup and drop-off to your hotel are included if you select that option. Otherwise, the activity start is at the Gorilla ATV Adventure meeting point and the tour ends back at the meeting point.

What activities are included in the itinerary?

You’ll do a zip-line adventure at Uma Ceking Resto And Swing (over the Tegalalang Rice Terrace area), then an ATV quad bike adventure at Gorilla ATV Adventure. A coffee plantation stop is optional.

What are the zip-line weight limits?

The zip-line has a minimum weight limit of 40 kg and a maximum weight limit of 100 kg.

What are the ATV weight limits for tandem riding?

The maximum weight limit for the ATV tandem ride is 90 kg per person.

What’s the age range for participants?

The participant age range is 12–50 years old.

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