CRETYA UBUD Infinity Pool+ ATV RIDE with Gorilla Cave +lunch.

That muddy grin is the whole point here. You get a 350cc ATV ride through real jungle-and-rice terrain, then cool down at Cretya Ubud’s infinity pool with views you’ll actually remember. It’s a packed day, but it stays organized and pretty comfortable for what you’re doing.

I especially like how the day mixes adrenaline with downtime. Your ATV time runs about 1.5–2 hours, and afterward you’re not just dropped off—you get access to the pool, a drink, and even shower/changing facilities.

One thing to consider: the ATV and pool rules have age limits, and Cretya’s entry/swimming restrictions can affect younger riders. If you’re traveling with teens or kids, check the age details before you book.

Key highlights you’ll feel fast

• 350cc ATV on Ubud’s best track with jungle trails, rice fields, rivers, tunnels, villages, and muddy sections
• Cretya Ubud infinity pool access plus an included drink and a coffee tasting
• Real guide energy with lots of on-the-ground help so you feel confident and safe
• Lunch, bottled water, and shower/changing facilities so you don’t leave covered in mud
• Private group setup so the day feels more like your schedule than a cattle-call

ATV track in Ubud: why this ride is more than a quick loop

Ubud has no shortage of ATV tours. What makes this one appealing is the type of track it promises: not just dirt roads, but an off-road route with tunnels, rivers, rice fields, villages, and muddy terrain. That variety matters because it keeps the ride interesting even when you’re already gripping the handlebars.

The ATV itself is a powerful 350cc machine. Translation: it’s built for control and traction on uneven ground, not just a toy ride for photos. And your actual riding block is about 1.5–2 hours, which is long enough to feel like you earned the splash.

This is also set up with a professional guide and safety equipment. In practice, that’s what keeps the day fun instead of chaotic—especially when the trail turns wet, narrow, or full of sudden turns.

Cretya Ubud infinity pool: the view is the reward

Cretya Ubud is famous for that infinity-edge look, where the pool seems to melt into the rice-terrace scenery. What I like here is that pool time isn’t an afterthought. You get free access after the ride, so you can cool off while the views are still fresh in your head.

The schedule starts at 8:00am, and that early timing tends to help you enjoy the pool with fewer people floating around. You still should expect other visitors, but the morning light and calmer mood are a big part of why this stop works.

Two practical notes:

• Cretya can have age rules. The info you’re given says under 19 might not swim, and under 18 may not be allowed into Cretya Ubud at all.
• The extra activities at Cretya (like swing/zip line/sky bike) are not included in the base price.

How the day actually runs (and how to pace it)

This is a 7–8 hour day, with hotel pickup and drop-off via an air-conditioned vehicle. The tour also includes a mobile ticket, which saves time at the start.

A simple way to pace yourself:

• Plan to get hungry right after the ride. The lunch you’re included in the package will feel like a reward, not a chore.
• Use the shower/changing facilities right away if you can. Mud dries fast and gets uncomfortable.

Also, this is described as a private tour/activity, meaning you’re not sharing the ride or schedule with random strangers. That’s a small detail, but it usually makes the day less stressful.

Stop 1 at Cretya: early pool time, drink, and time for photos

Your Cretya stop is about 2 hours with admission connected to your package. The big win is the combination: you can go from muddy ATV chaos to rice-terrace calm without needing to organize anything on your own.

On-site, you’ll have access to:

• Infinity pool time with stunning views of the rice terraces
• One complimentary drink
• A chance to plan a few photos before the day warms up

Cretya is also where people often add extras like extreme swing, zip line, or sky bike. Just know those are extra cost if you choose them. If you want a more relaxed day, you can skip the add-ons and still get the core experience.

One more small but real comfort tip: keep your swimwear accessible in your bag. If you’re fumbling when you get there, you lose the best part of the pool session—being able to relax quickly after the ride.

Stop 2: Uma Pakel Agro Tourism coffee and herbal tea testing

Between the big adventure blocks, you get a calmer 30-minute stop at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism. This part is included as free coffee/tea tasting, and it’s designed to be easy to enjoy without turning into a hard sales pitch.

You’ll get to try local coffee and herbal tea as samples. Even if you don’t end up buying anything, it’s a nice break for your senses after the noise and movement of ATV driving.

If coffee isn’t your thing, it still works as a reset. Sit, sip slowly, and let your body cool down.

Stop 3 at Pertiwi Adventure: the muddy, tunnel-and-water portion

The most intense part is the ATV adventure at Pertiwi Adventure. This section is listed at about 2 hours, and it’s described as very challenging, with highlights like rain forest, tunnels, waterfall areas, and muddy tracks, plus stops around local farms and rice fields.

This is where the “adrenaline but comfortable” promise should show up. The route sounds like it’s designed for genuine off-road fun, not a sanitized trail. If it’s been raining, expect more mud and more splash. That’s part of the deal here.

If you’re worried about staying dry, don’t. The goal is to get wet enough that your brain shifts from thinking about the ride to just having fun on it. The included lunch, bottled water, and shower facilities help you recover after the rougher stretches.

Also, this tour includes items and safety guidance, and you’ll be on a guided route. That matters when visibility drops in tunnel segments or when trails get slippery.

Safety and comfort: what you should do before you go

This experience is built around speed, mud, and uneven ground, so you’ll want to show up ready. The tour includes safety equipment and a professional guide, but you still control how smooth it feels.

Here’s what I’d prepare:

• Wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet and dirty. Trail-adapted grip helps.
• Bring a change of clothes or use what you can inside the included changing facilities.
• Keep a small dry bag for your phone/camera, especially if you plan to take photos during the route.

Age rules matter too. The provided info includes:

• Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the ATV ride
• Under 12 must be accompanied as well (the detail says accompanied by … but the rest is cut off, so don’t assume the specifics—ask the operator)
• Under 19 may not swim at the Cretya infinity pool
• Under 18 may not be allowed to enter Cretya Ubud

If you’re traveling with kids or teens, message ahead with the exact ages and confirm what’s allowed for both the ATV and Cretya pool.

One more practical note: this is weather-dependent. If conditions turn too rough, you might be rescheduled or refunded, so keep that flexibility in mind.

Lunch, showers, and the value of not ending the day miserable

A lot of ATV tours stop at mud and photos. This one tries to finish with comfort. Lunch is included, bottled water is included, and you get shower & changing facilities at Cretya.

That trio changes the whole vibe of the day. After an off-road ride, it’s hard to enjoy anything else if you feel gritty and uncomfortable. Here, you get a structured way to reset.

You also get one drink included at Cretya, which is a small cost item that adds up. It’s not a full meal replacement—just the right little treat at the right time.

Price and value: what $95 buys you in Ubud terms

At $95 per person, this is positioned as a full-day combo: ATV ride, lunch, pool access, coffee tasting, and hotel pickup/drop-off.

Here’s what you’re really paying for:

• The guided 350cc ATV ride (1.5–2 hours) plus safety setup
• The Cretya infinity pool access (plus included drink)
• The coffee tasting stop at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism
• Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
• The practical stuff that saves pain later: lunch, bottled water, shower/changing facilities

Two cost notes to watch:

• Minimum booking is 2 persons, and solos have an extra Idr 350,000 charge.
• Any extra activities at Cretya (swing/zip line/sky bike) and special events cost extra.

If you’re already planning ATV + Cretya, this price looks more like “convenience bundled” than “just tickets.” If you want only one activity, it might be cheaper to DIY or book separately. But if you want the full Ubud day—this is the clean package.

Who should book this, and who might want a different plan

This works best if you want a balanced day:

• You like active experiences but still want a real chill stop afterward
• You want hotel pickup and don’t want to figure out transport between Ubud stops
• You enjoy nature and rice-terrace scenery, even if it’s wet and muddy on the way

You might reconsider if:

• You’re traveling with a child/teen where pool entry or swimming may be blocked by age rules
• You hate getting dirty. This route includes muddy terrain and wet trail segments.

If you’re the type who loves photos, you’ll get the payoff at Cretya. If you’re the type who loves stories and pace, you’ll likely appreciate that the day is guided and structured rather than random.

Should you book Cretya + ATV with Sai Bali Tours?

If your dream Ubud day includes ATV chaos followed by infinity-pool calm, then yes, I think booking makes sense. The included lunch, shower facilities, and the pool time aren’t afterthoughts—they help the experience feel complete.

Before you confirm, check two things:

• Your group ages against Cretya and ATV rules
• Any add-on activities at Cretya you might want, since swing/zip line/sky bike are not included

Also, note the title mentions Gorilla Cave. Since the rest of the day details focus on tunnels and water features, I’d ask the operator where Gorilla Cave appears on your exact route, so you’re not left guessing.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 8:00am.

How long is the ATV ride?

The ATV ride time is about 1.5–2 hours.

Does the package include Cretya infinity pool access?

Yes. You get free access to Cretya Ubud’s infinity pool as part of the experience.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included, along with bottled water.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel are included, and the transportation is air-conditioned.

What’s included in the coffee stop?

At Uma Pakel Agro Tourism, you can do free testing of local coffee and herbal tea.

Are extra activities at Cretya included?

No. Food/drinks and extra activities like swing, zip line, and sky bike are not included and can cost extra.

Who can participate with age limits?

Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the ATV ride. Under 12 also must be accompanied by an adult (the condition is partially cut off in the details, so confirm specifics). Under 19 may not swim at the infinity pool, and under 18 may not be allowed to enter Cretya Ubud.

Is this a private tour or shared group?

This is listed as a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates.