ATV Adventure Through Rainforest review

Our verdict: a motorised lava field and rainforest ride for active visitors comfortable on an ATV. Covers more ground than a walk and includes cone views. Physically demanding but fun if you like dirt bikes.

4.7★★★★★129 reviewsfrom $94

Duration3–4 hrs

Group sizeSmall groups

MachineATV (50cc–90cc)

Physical demandModerate

Best forAdrenaline seekers

What the tour is like

You ride a small ATV on marked rainforest and lava-field tracks, led by a guide. The route covers more terrain than walking, passing through vegetation and over cooled lava. Some sections are steep or muddy, especially in rainy season (May–November). You get views of the cone and surrounding landscape from higher vantage points. Includes safety briefing and helmet; no prior ATV experience required.

What works

Covers a lot of terrain in 3–4 hours compared to walking
No ATV experience required; guides explain everything
Fun if you enjoy motorbikes or dirt tracks
Good vantage points for cone viewing
Safety gear and briefing included
Free cancellation up to 24 hours

Worth knowing

Physically demanding: balancing, throttle control, jarring terrain
Muddy and slippery in rainy season
Can be noisy and disrupt the quiet rainforest feel
Not suitable for those afraid of heights or unstable terrain
Moderate review count (129) vs other tours

Price$94

Rating4.7 / 5

Reviews129

Duration3–4 hrs

FitnessModerate

Age limitTypically 16+

Insider tip

Book if you enjoy motorbikes or want to cover more terrain quickly. If you want a relaxing walk or pure wildlife focus, try the night walk or wildlife safari instead.

Who it’s for

Adrenaline seekers, motorcycle enthusiasts, active visitors who want to see more lava field in less time. Families with teenage kids. Not for: those who dislike loud machines, visitors seeking a peaceful rainforest experience, or anyone uncomfortable balancing on uneven terrain. For quieter alternatives, see the wildlife safari or the night walk.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need ATV experience?

No. Guides teach beginners everything. The machines are small (50–90cc) and speeds are low. Most tours have a mix of experienced riders and complete beginners.

Is it rough on the body?

Somewhat. Rough terrain and engine vibration are felt over 3–4 hours. You’ll feel sore muscles the next day if unfit, but nothing dangerous.

What if it’s raining?

Tours run in light rain but may be cancelled in heavy downpour. Rainy season (May–November) means muddy, slippery tracks. Dry season (December–April) has better conditions.