Sedang ATV vs UTV jungle buggy
Single ATV
- Sedang, Jalan Raya Krasan
- From $47
- Lunch included
- No licence
Jungle buggy
- Separate course
- $80
- Three laps
- Licence 17+
People book the wrong one when a listing says jungle for both. Ask which pin you were given. Krasan means the quad. A course toward Denpasar means the buggy.
Other listings call the buggy a UTV, a side-by-side, or a dune buggy. It is the same idea: you sit in a bucket seat behind a steering wheel, belted in, with a passenger seat on the tandem rig. The ATV is a quad you straddle and steer with handlebars.
The ATV total can include the Rp 550.000–650.000 hotel shuttle, once per booking. The buggy transfer is confirmed with the date and is not in the buggy price, so compare the two after the car is added.
Choose ATV for mud, a guide, and lunch.
Choose the buggy if you want laps and a steering wheel.
What each group pays
| Group | Sedang ATV | UTV jungle buggy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 driver | $80Includes the $33 shuttle | $80Plus the transfer, confirmed with the date |
| 2 people, both drive | $123$61.67 each (Rp 1.017.500)Includes the $33 shuttle | $160$80 each (Rp 1.320.000)Plus the transfer, confirmed with the date |
| 2 people, one machine (tandem) | $102$51.17 each (Rp 844.250)Includes the $33 shuttle | $93$46.50 each (Rp 767.250)Plus the transfer, confirmed with the date |
The same totals come out of the booking form. Self-meet removes the shuttle line where there is one.
Skip Single ATV if
- You would rather sit in a seat with a steering wheel than balance on handlebars.
- You want timed laps on a closed course instead of a guided trail.
Skip Jungle buggy if
- The driver has no licence or is under 17. The buggy needs a licensed driver; the ATV does not.
- You want lunch and river crossings in the ticket. The buggy is three laps without a meal.

