Get muddy, fast, and local on a private ATV through Peliatan’s rice paddies, jungle tracks, and rivers. This five-hour combo of off-road driving and a countryside trek pairs adrenaline with a Balinese buffet lunch.
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You kick off down a narrow lane as the jungle breathes over the helmet visor and the first ruts catch the ATV’s tires. Mud spits in arcs, rice paddies flash green on either side, and the guide’s voice cuts the chatter—clear, practical—guiding you through single-track jungle and open plantation trails.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Should be in moderate shape—able to handle short hikes and control an ATV for several hours
Wildlife
History
The area around Ubud has been shaped for centuries by the Subak irrigation system and Balinese rice-cultivation practices tied to local temples and community water management.
Conservation
Stick to established tracks to avoid trampling terraces, carry out any trash, and use reef- and wildlife-safe sunscreen to limit chemical runoff into waterways.
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Wear closed-toe, grippy shoes
Bring sturdy sneakers or lightweight boots—the course is muddy and wet with slippery steps on the walk portion.
Bring a waterproof phone pouch
Mud and river splashes are guaranteed; protect electronics and IDs in a sealed pouch.
Start in the morning
Morning runs are cooler and give better light for photos; afternoons can be hot and busier.
Respect rice field borders
Stay on designated tracks—stepping into terraces damages crops and offends local farmers.
Closed-toe trail shoes
Grip and protection for muddy tracks and the short walk through rice fields.
Waterproof phone pouch
Keeps your phone and permits dry during stream crossings and mud sprays.
Light, quick-dry clothing
Breathable fabrics handle humidity and dry quickly after splashes.
Small daypack with water
Hydration is important in tropical heat; pack a 1–2L bottle and sunscreen.