The quad · Sedang ATV
250cc or 350cc: what the Sedang quad is
Updated 24 October 2026 · 4 min read · Ubud Outdoor Activities
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Ubud ATV quad biking from $47 from $47 (Rp 775.500) per rider
Ubud tandem ATV for two from $69 from $69 (Rp 1.138.500) per tandem
Questions this page answers
- Bali ATV 250cc or 350cc
- Is the Ubud ATV a 350cc quad

350cc here, often 250cc on a low ad
| Line | Many cheaper Bali ATV ads | This Sedang ride |
|---|---|---|
| Distance | Often a shorter loop, or the length is not stated | About 7–8 km of tracking |
| Bike | Often a 250cc quad | 350cc quad |
| Where you ride | Village roads and plantation lanes on many low ads | Dedicated jungle arena, off the public road |
| On the loop | A mud photo | Deep mud, river crossings, a small waterfall section, and the lion-head tunnel |
| In the ticket | Lunch or insurance often extra | Lunch, boots, helmet, and insurance |
Ask the other desk what cc is on the machine you will actually ride, then ask the kilometres. A 350cc number on a village-road loop is still a different morning from this arena. $47 (Rp 775.500) for one rider, $45 each for two (Rp 742.500), and $44 each for three or more (Rp 726.000). Prices are US dollars at Rp 16.500 per US$1, multiplied out exactly.
The driver is 16 or older and tall enough to reach the controls. The quad is automatic, so there is no clutch to learn. A passenger rides the tandem ticket, from $69 for two people on one quad, on the same 350cc jungle line.
Rate card in US dollars and rupiah
| Sport and option | US dollars | Rupiah |
|---|---|---|
| Single ATV1 rider | $47 | Rp 775.500 |
| Single ATV2 riders, each | $45 | Rp 742.500 |
| Single ATV3 or more riders, each | $44 | Rp 726.000 |
| Tandem ATV1 tandem | $69 | Rp 1.138.500 |
| Tandem ATV2 tandems, each | $66 | Rp 1.089.000 |
| Tandem ATV3 or more tandems, each | $64 | Rp 1.056.000 |
The Rp amount under each price is the same US dollar price in rupiah at Rp 16.500 per US$1, the rate fixed with the rate card on 30 September 2026. It is multiplied out exactly, not rounded up, so the lines on an invoice add up to the total in both currencies. It is a conversion, not a second price.

