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ATV Adventure in Kintamani

Kintamani, Bali · operated by ATV in Bali

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The Kintamani ATV adventure costs IDR 600,000 (about USD 36) per person for a 2-hour ride across the black lava fields below Mount Batur in Bangli Regency. The price includes an English-speaking guide, helmet, boots, gloves, body protector and drinking water. The terrain is volcanic rock and ash rather than mud.

  • Riding on the Mount Batur lava field, not a rice-field track
  • Two hours — the longest ATV route in the range
  • Caldera wall views the whole way, with Lake Batur below
  • Cool highland air, roughly 6–8°C below Ubud
  • Volcanic rock and ash terrain, so far less mud than the Ubud tracks
  • Combines well with a Mount Batur sunrise trek the same morning
Price
From IDR 600,000
Price is
per person
Duration
2 hours
Location
Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali
Difficulty
Moderate
Languages
English, Indonesian
Max group
10 people
Minimum age
12 years
Rider weight
Up to 120 kg
Start times
07:00 · 09:00 · 11:00 · 13:00
Licence
Not required

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Shared — join other guestsTwo hours across the black lava fields below Mount Batur, with the caldera wall on one side and Lake Batur below.

Quantity

RiderAge 12 and over · minimum 1
IDR 600,000
2
IDR 1,200,000
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Prefer to ask first? Message us on WhatsApp. We answer between 07:00 and 14:00 WITA (GMT+8), confirm availability there and take payment on the day.

Good to know

  • Shared — you join other guests
  • Free cancellation at least 1 day before the start
  • Confirmed by us on WhatsApp
  • Book at least 1 day ahead
  • Minimum age 12
Cancellation & changes
  • Free cancellation at least 1 day before the start
  • No refund less than 1 day before the start
  • No cancellation once the voucher has been used

When you book we will ask for: riding experience — first time, some, or experienced.

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Itinerary

  1. 1
    0:00Arrival and briefing

    Check in at the Kintamani base on the caldera floor. Gear up, then take a briefing focused on loose surfaces: how the machine behaves on ash and rock, and why the guide keeps more space between riders here.

  2. 2
    0:15Practice lap

    A lap on flat ground to feel the difference between this surface and packed dirt before you set off across the field.

  3. 3
    0:30Onto the lava field

    Out across the black rock left by Mount Batur, with the caldera wall on your left. Open ground, wide sight lines, and the first proper stretch where you can carry speed.

  4. 4
    1:00Viewpoint stop

    The guide stops on high ground for the full caldera view — Mount Batur above, Lake Batur below, and the lava flows spread out between. This is the photo stop of the tour.

  5. 5
    1:25Ash valleys and scrub track

    A narrower, more technical loop through ash gullies and pioneer scrub on the way back, where the surface changes from rock to soft grey sand.

  6. 6
    2:00Return and clean up

    Back to base. Volcanic dust gets everywhere, so there is water to rinse off and somewhere to change before the drive back down.

What's included

Included

  • Single ATV, one per rider, fuelled
  • English-speaking guide riding with the group
  • Helmet, riding boots, gloves and body protector
  • Safety briefing and practice lap
  • Drinking water
  • Rinse-off and changing facilities at the base
  • Activity insurance

Not included

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off (can be arranged — ask on WhatsApp)
  • Meals
  • Mount Batur national park or trekking fees, if you add a sunrise trek
  • Photos and video from the guide
  • Tips

What to bring

  • A light jacket or long sleeves — Kintamani is noticeably cooler than the coast
  • Sunglasses or clear glasses; volcanic dust blows on open ground
  • A change of clothes and a bag for the dusty ones
  • Sunscreen — the field is open with no shade
  • A camera you are happy to expose to fine grit

Please note

  • !Hotel pickup can be arranged from most areas of south and central Bali. Send your hotel name on WhatsApp and you will get the exact transfer price before you book.
  • !Tours run in light rain — the tracks are at their best when they are wet. If conditions are genuinely unsafe the activity is rescheduled or refunded in full, and that call is made by the guide on the day.
  • !Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Cancellations inside 24 hours, or a no-show at the meeting point, are charged in full. There is no charge to move your booking to another date if you tell us before the 24-hour window.

Meeting point and pick-up

Meeting point
The ATV base on the caldera floor at Kintamani, Bangli Regency, below the Penelokan viewpoint. The exact pin is sent on WhatsApp when you book — the access road down into the caldera is steep and easy to overshoot.

Hotel pickup can be arranged from most areas of south and central Bali. Send your hotel name on WhatsApp and you will get the exact transfer price before you book.

  1. 1Mount Batur
  2. 2Batur Caldera
  3. 3Lake Batur
  4. 4Kintamani
  5. 5Bangli Regency
  6. 6Batur UNESCO Global Geopark

About the Kintamani ATV

Kintamani is the outlier in this range and the reason to book it is the ground itself. You are riding on the lava field left by Mount Batur, inside the caldera: black rock, grey ash, low scrub, and almost no green until the far edge. It looks nothing like the rest of Bali and photographs like another country.

The altitude changes the day too. At around 1,000 metres the air is 6 to 8 degrees cooler than Ubud, mornings are often clear before cloud builds over the summit, and the caldera wall stands above you for the whole ride with Lake Batur sitting below it.

Two hours is the longest ATV route in the range, and the surface is loose rather than slippery — you are managing rock and ash, not mud. It is the tour to choose if you want scale and scenery over getting filthy, and it pairs naturally with a Mount Batur sunrise trek earlier the same morning.

Safety, weather and cancellation

Every ride starts with a briefing from the team. You are fitted with a machine, full safety gear and clear riding instructions, then given a practice lap on flat ground before the track begins — so nobody sets off unsure of what the throttle does.

All guides are local, English-speaking, and ride the track with your group rather than sending you off alone.

Tours run in light rain — the tracks are at their best when they are wet. If conditions are genuinely unsafe the activity is rescheduled or refunded in full, and that call is made by the guide on the day.

Free cancellation at least 1 day before the start. No refund less than 1 day before the start. No cancellation once the voucher has been used.

Safety standards, equipment and age limits →

Kintamani ATV questions

How much does the Kintamani ATV ride cost?

The ATV Adventure in Kintamani costs IDR 600,000 (about USD 36) per person for a 2-hour ride on the Mount Batur lava field, including an English-speaking guide, helmet, boots, gloves, body protector and drinking water.

What is the difference between the Kintamani and Ubud ATV rides?

The Kintamani ATV ride crosses the black volcanic lava field below Mount Batur for two hours on loose rock and ash, while the Ubud ATV ride spends 90 minutes on rice-field bunds, jungle track and mud. Kintamani costs IDR 600,000 and Ubud IDR 500,000, and Kintamani is the scenic option while Ubud is the muddy one.

Is the Kintamani ATV ride muddy?

The Kintamani ATV ride is mostly dry: the surface is volcanic rock, ash and grey sand rather than clay, so riders finish dusty rather than caked in mud. In the wet season parts of the ash track do soften.

Can I do the Kintamani ATV ride after a Mount Batur sunrise trek?

Yes, and it is a common pairing. A Mount Batur sunrise trek typically finishes by 09:00, and the Kintamani ATV base on the caldera floor runs departures from 09:00 onwards, so both fit into one morning.

How cold is it at the Kintamani ATV base?

The Kintamani ATV base sits at roughly 1,000 metres inside the Batur caldera, where the air runs about 6 to 8°C cooler than Ubud or the coast. Early departures in particular are worth a light jacket.

How long is the drive to Kintamani from Ubud?

The drive from central Ubud to the Kintamani ATV base takes roughly 60 to 75 minutes, and about two hours from Seminyak, Canggu or Kuta depending on traffic.

Do I need a licence for the Kintamani ATV ride?

No driving licence is required for the Kintamani ATV ride, since the route is on a private track rather than a public road. Every rider gets a briefing and a practice lap first.

More questions are answered on the FAQ hub.

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Prices are charged in Indonesian rupiah. 2 hours activity in Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali.

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