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

What makes this Ubud day special is the split personality: a 350cc ATV ride with tunnels and muddy jungle trails, then a reset at the Cretya Ubud infinity pool with rice-terrace views. It is the kind of day where you go from grit on your boots to calm water and quiet photo time.

I really like how much the day is built around people, not just activities. Guides such as Yan (and Yan Mudita), Komang Budiana, and Ketut are repeatedly praised for being friendly, reliable, and putting safety first while also sharing Bali tips during the ride.

One big consideration is the age rules. The experience notes that under 18 cannot enter Cretya Ubud, under 19 cannot swim at the infinity pool, and younger riders have stricter rules for riding the ATV, so check the ages in your group before you book.

Key highlights you will actually use

• 350cc ATV on Ubud’s best track style route with jungle trails, rice fields, rivers, tunnels, villages, and mud
• Cretya infinity pool access plus a complimentary drink, with rice-terrace views and a calm spot for photos
• Coffee and herbal tea tasting at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism, 30 minutes and free
• Professional guide and safety gear to keep the adrenaline fun (and safer)
• Comfort wrap-up with lunch, bottled water, shower and changing facilities, and air-conditioned transport
• Private group setup so your day runs with just your party (less waiting around for other travelers)

Cretya Ubud and ATV in one day: why the combo works

This is a “do two moods in one go” kind of tour. First you get the louder side of Ubud, on a powerful ATV on an off-road route that mixes real terrain, not a short loop around the parking lot. Then you slide into the slower Bali pace at Cretya, where the infinity pool is the star and the rice terraces do the talking.

For your planning, the mix matters. You get adrenaline while your legs and energy are fresh in the morning, then you finish with a swim, shower, and food before heading back. It is also a smart way to avoid burning your whole day on one single highlight.

And yes, the day is longer than a half-day tour. You are looking at about 7 to 8 hours, with a start time of 8:00 am, so if you hate early starts, this might feel like a lot. The good news is that the pacing is built around two adventure anchors, with a short coffee stop to reset your head.

Morning pickup and the 350cc ATV gear-up

Your day usually begins with hotel pickup and transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, then you head out for the ATV portion. The tour is set up as a private experience, so it is only your group out on the route, which tends to mean fewer delays and less time wasted watching other people get suited up.

The ATV itself is a 350cc machine. That matters because it helps you feel in control on uneven ground, especially when the track gets wet or muddy. The tour description also calls out professional guides and safety equipment, so you are not just dropped onto the machine and told to go.

I like that this is not sold as a casual scenic drive. The ride is described as thrilling yet comfortable, and the later ride segment is also labeled as very challenging, so expect real off-road moments like slippery patches, narrow dirt sections, and water features. If you are nervous about riding, treat the guide briefing as part of the experience, and ask questions before you start moving.

Cretya Ubud infinity pool: rice-terrace views and a free drink

Cretya Ubud is where the day cools down. You get time for the infinity pool and the setting is the whole point: the pool sits in front of striking rice-terrace views, and you can linger long enough to actually enjoy the scene, not just snap one fast photo and rush out.

The package includes one complimentary drink at Cretya. That is a nice detail because it turns the pool from a task into a break. You also get shower and changing facilities, which is practical after ATV mud and helps you feel human again before lunch or after pool time.

One more thing you should plan for: Cretya has add-on activities like extreme Bali swing, zip line, and sky bike. The tour data says those are not included, meaning you would need extra money if you want them. If you have your eye on those, decide ahead of time so you do not end up surprised by optional costs while you are already in the mood to spend.

Timing helps here. In real-world use, people like the chance to arrive earlier, which usually means a calmer pool scene and easier photo opportunities. If you care about pictures, arriving on time and using the first pool window is your best bet.

Uma Pakel Agro Tourism: a fast coffee and herbal tea stop

Between the heavier activity blocks, you get a short stop at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism. This is a 30-minute break where you can try local coffee and herbal tea tasting, and that tasting is marked as free.

This is the kind of stop that makes sense in a day like this. After sitting on an ATV and then soaking in a pool, it helps to do something smaller and slower, even if it is brief. You get a bit of local flavor without stealing hours from your main events.

One practical tip: keep it simple. This stop is about sampling, so go in with an appetite for learning a little and tasting a little, not a full lecture. It is a good breather, especially before the second ATV segment.

The Pertiwi Adventure track: tunnels, waterfalls, muddy sections

The most intense ATV portion is called Pertiwi Adventure, and the name fits. The route is described as very challenging, passing through rain forest areas, tunnels, a waterfall, muddy tracks, local villages, and rice fields.

This is the section where you want to treat the day like an actual adventure, not a theme park ride. Expect moisture, uneven surfaces, and moments where your attention has to be on balance and throttle control. If you go in thinking you will get muddy and you are okay with it, you will enjoy it more.

The upside is that the track sounds varied. Instead of repeating the same straight sections, you get scenery changes like tunnels and water features, plus the contrast of rural village areas and rice fields. That kind of variety is why this sort of ATV day feels bigger than the time on the clock.

Safety still matters here. The tour includes safety equipment and a guide, and the best move you can make is listening closely to guidance right before you ride. If you want the “thrilling but comfortable” version of the day, good riding habits start in the briefing.

Lunch, bottled water, showers, and the part most people forget

Food on ATV days can be either perfect or a letdown. Here, lunch is included, and it comes with bottled water. That is useful because off-road days drain energy fast, and you do not want to hunt for food while you are still recovering from a muddy ride.

The day also includes shower and changing facilities. That detail is more important than it sounds. If you do the ATV first and then go straight to a pool without a reset, you will feel it in your clothes, your hair, and your mood. Having a proper chance to rinse off makes the whole “adventure plus relaxation” pitch feel real.

I also appreciate the comfort side of the logistics: you have private transportation and air-conditioned vehicle time. After a day spent switching between adrenaline and calm, those little comfort windows add up.

Guides matter: why names keep coming up

The best days in Bali often come down to the human part: the person driving you, the person keeping you safe, and the person translating the day into something you actually remember.

In this case, guides such as Yan, Yan Mudita, Komang Budiana, and Ketut show up again and again in descriptions of the experience. The common thread is how they handle the day with a mix of practical guidance and friendly conversation. People also highlight that arriving with the guide’s advice can help you enjoy Cretya at a better time, like grabbing quieter photo time before it fills up.

If you get one of these guides, lean into their Bali tips. Even a few suggestions about what to watch for, where to spend a little time, or how to handle your pace can turn the day from just activities into a smoother flow.

Price and value: what $95 buys you in Ubud

At $95 per person, this tour is priced like a mid-pack activity day, not a budget sampler. The value comes from the bundle: a 350cc ATV ride plus Cretya infinity pool access, lunch, shower and changing facilities, one free drink, and a coffee and herbal tea tasting stop.

That is what makes it work financially. If you tried to arrange ATV riding and pool entry plus a coffee tasting and transport separately, you would likely spend more in time and money. Here, you are paying for the convenience of a structured day and the included services that remove decision fatigue.

Two small cost considerations are worth flagging. First, the tour notes a minimum booking of 2 persons. If you want to go solo, there is an extra Idr 350,000 solo charge. Second, optional add-ons at Cretya like swing, zip line, and sky bike are not included, so you may want to budget for those if you want them.

Who should book it

This is a great fit if you want a true contrast day in Ubud, not a single long sightseeing session. It is especially good for:

• Couples or small groups who want a private schedule and less waiting around
• People who enjoy off-road rides and do not mind getting wet or muddy
• Travelers who want both adventure and a proper relaxation stop with real views
• Anyone who values clear guidance, comfort reset (showers), and included meals

It might be less ideal if:

• Your group includes teens or kids where the Cretya age rules matter
• You hate early starts, since the day begins at 8:00 am
• You want only light, non-messy activity, since this is described as very challenging in parts

Who should skip or rethink based on age and water rules

The tour data has specific age limits that can affect your plans.

For the pool: under 19 cannot swim at Cretya’s infinity pool. For entry: under 18 years old is not allowed to enter Cretya Ubud. There is a note that they might still be able to enter Alas Harum Bali and explore around instead, but that is not part of the included package.

For the ATV: under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the ATV ride, and under 12 must be accompanied by an adult as well.

So if you are traveling with younger family members, do not assume everyone can do everything. Check the ages first, then decide what you are comfortable with, including whether the younger person can participate in the ATV segment and whether the pool time is meaningful if they cannot swim.

Should you book the Cretya Ubud Infinity Pool and ATV day?

Book it if you want a Ubud day that feels like two different places in one schedule, and you value included comfort details like lunch, bottled water, and showers. The 350cc ATV plus the Cretya infinity pool pairing is a smart use of time, and the ride route described for Pertiwi sounds like it has enough variety to keep the experience from feeling repetitive.

Skip or rethink it if your group includes anyone who falls under the listed Cretya age rules or if you are not comfortable with a muddy, challenging ride portion. Also, if you only want calm sightseeing with no mess and no early start, you might prefer a different Ubud plan.

If you do book, my practical advice is simple: wear clothes you can get dirty, plan to rinse properly after the ATV, and if you care about photos, use your pool time early and slow. That combination is where this day earns its best moments.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and Cretya Ubud infinity pool experience?

The full day runs about 7 to 8 hours. It starts at 8:00 am, with multiple stops along the way.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Free hotel pickup and drop-off is included, along with private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.

What is included besides the ATV ride?

You get Cretya Ubud infinity pool access, one complimentary drink at Cretya, lunch and bottled water, plus a free Balinese coffee tasting. You also have access to shower and changing facilities.

How does the coffee tasting stop work, and is it included?

At Uma Pakel Agro Tourism, you have about 30 minutes to try coffee and herbal tea tasting, and it is listed as free.

What kind of ATV ride is it, and what size is the ATV?

You ride a 350cc ATV with a professional guide and safety equipment. The route includes off-road elements, and the ride at Pertiwi Adventure is described as very challenging.

Are there age limits for the pool and ATV?

Yes. The data states that under 19 cannot swim at Cretya’s infinity pool, and under 18 years old is not allowed to enter Cretya Ubud. For the ATV, under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Is there a minimum number of travelers, and what about solo booking?

Yes, there is a minimum booking of 2 persons. If you participate alone, there is an extra Idr 350,000 solo participant charge.

What is the cancellation policy, and what if the weather is bad?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts. The experience requires good weather, and if it is canceled due to poor weather, you are offered a different date or a full refund.