Ubud: Monkey Face ATV, Jungle Swing, Rice Terrace, Waterfall

Overview

Kickstart your morning with a massive burst of adrenaline. This isn’t your average quad bike ride. The Monkey Face ATV track is famous for its iconic, giant stone-carved monkey face that looks straight out of an adventure movie.

Gear up and navigate through a thrilling mix of muddy jungle tracks and steep descents, natural rivers and splashing water hazards, and bamboo forests and a spectacular cave tunnel. Whether you choose to ride solo or tandem, expect to get dirty, wet, and thoroughly energized.

After washing up at the ATV camp, head to the world-famous Tegallalang Rice Terraces. The UNESCO-listed valley is a masterpiece of traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation (subak). But you aren’t just here to look—you’re here to fly.

Get strapped in and pushed out over the edge of the cliff for that iconic, stomach-dropping view of the coconut trees and green terraces below. Then, soar smoothly across the valley from one side to the other, getting a bird’s-eye view of the farmers working below.

All that adventuring works up a serious appetite. Before heading to your final stop, take a relaxing break at a local vantage point overlooking the valley to enjoy a classic Indonesian lunch. Take your pick from two local favorites: nasi goreng (traditional Indonesian fried rice) or mie goreng (flavorful stir-fried noodles).

To round out the day, head to Kanto Lampo, one of Bali’s most unique and photogenic waterfalls. Unlike vertical drops, Kanto Lampo is a multi-tier seasonal waterfall where the water cascades gently over a jagged wall of black rock structures.

Wade into the shallow river and climb onto the rocks directly under the falls. The cool, refreshing mountain water is the perfect way to rinse off the heat of the day. Local guides are famous for their photography skills here—they know exactly how to frame your shot through the rising mist for a magical, ethereal look.