Two muddy rides in one Ubud day. This combo pairs an ATV quad-bike track with Wos River tubing, guided start to finish so you can focus on the fun, not the logistics. It’s a nature-heavy day that feels more local adventure than tourist checklist.
What I really like is how varied the ATV feels. You’re not just looping around—expect rice fields, jungle trails, puddles, and mud, plus the big-ticket moments like waterfalls and tunnels.
The other plus for me is the pacing. You get river time first, then a proper lunch break, then you tackle the quad bike. The main drawback to consider is that this is a wet-and-muddy activity, and it’s not suitable for kids under 7 or people over 65.
In This Review
- Key things to know before you go
- Why this Ubud ATV and Wos tubing day feels different
- Pickup, meeting point, and how to plan your timing
- Wos River tubing: your 90-minute (mostly) calm stretch
- Lunch break in Ubud: refuel before you go full throttle
- Quad bike time: rice fields, mud, waterfalls, and tunnels
- Safety gear, showers, and the rules that keep the day smooth
- Value check: what you’re really paying for at about $23
- Who should book this ATV and Wos River tubing adventure
- Little moments that make the day feel worth it
- Should you book this Ubud ATV + Wos tubing tour?
- FAQ
- How long is the ATV quad bike and Wos River tubing experience?
- Where do I meet if I’m not using hotel pickup?
- Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?
- What’s included in the price besides the activities?
- Is this tour suitable for children or seniors?
- Can I cancel for a full refund?
Key things to know before you go

- ATV + Wos River tubing, guided both ways: you’ll have a professional guide for the day’s activities, with safety gear included.
- ATV terrain is the highlight: rice fields, puddles, jungle trails, and the fun surprises like tunnels and waterfalls.
- Wos River has variety: tubing includes stretches that are more lazy, plus a few rapids for spice.
- Practice comes first on the quad bike: there’s a training round before the main track.
- Lunch, water, and real refresh options: lunch, mineral water, and you get a locker, towel, and shower facilities.
- English live tour guide: helpful if you don’t want to guess your way through safety rules.
Why this Ubud ATV and Wos tubing day feels different

Ubud is famous for beautiful temples and slow scenic drives. This day is different. You trade smooth roads for muddy trails and swap dry land for the Wos River’s guided float. It’s an active way to see the area around Ubud, and you do it without having to arrange two separate tours.
The best part is the mix of intensity. The tubing portion is mostly calm and floaty, with just enough kick to wake you up. Then the ATV portion brings the louder energy—throttle, balance, and that grin-you-can’t-hide moment when you realize you’re actually doing this.
If you end up with guides like Eka or Widi (two names that showed up in real experiences), you’ll likely get more than just instructions. The guides focus on keeping the flow smooth, and they’re the type to make the day feel personal—not robotic.
You can also read our reviews of more tours and experiences in Ubud.
Pickup, meeting point, and how to plan your timing

This tour is designed to be easy to slot into a Bali schedule. Private hotel pickup and drop-off are included. If you opt out of pickup, your start point is the Wos River tubing meeting point, which you reach using the provided Google map location.
Two timing notes matter:
- The total experience can run from 1.5 to 6 hours depending on your selected option and start time.
- Pickup is optional but, if you use it, you should wait in your hotel lobby about 10 minutes before the scheduled pickup time.
At the end of the experience, it goes back to the meeting point area. Your drop-off can also include nearby locations such as Badung Regency, Denpasar, and Ubud.
Wos River tubing: your 90-minute (mostly) calm stretch

Your river portion is the “get wet, then relax a bit” part of the day. Plan on about 1.5 hours on the Wos River, and the vibe is guided tubing on an inflatable setup. You’ll use the kind of tires/float configuration that makes it easy to stay with the group while the river does its work.
Here’s what to expect in the water:
- You’ll get instructions on using the rafts/tubing setup before you start.
- The ride is part lazy river and part lively. There are a few rapids, so it’s not just drifting in circles.
- You’re not alone in it. A guide runs the experience and keeps the pace comfortable.
One practical perk: because you’re on guided equipment, you’re not stuck figuring out what to do when the water gets active. The guides explain how to use the rafts/tubing so you can focus on staying stable and enjoying the view.
Wear your “I don’t mind getting wet” mindset. Even with calm stretches, you’ll feel the river.
Lunch break in Ubud: refuel before you go full throttle
Between the river and the quad bike, you get about 1 hour for lunch. This matters more than it sounds. A day like this mixes water + adrenaline + physical effort. A real meal keeps you from turning your ATV run into a shaky, cranky slog.
Lunch is included, along with mineral water. You also get access to a locker, bath towel, and shower facilities as part of the package. That means you’re not stuck smelling like wet river gear for the rest of your trip.
If you’re thinking, can I truly cool off? Yes—at least enough to reset. And then you get to go back out for the quad ride without feeling like you’re starting round two damp and miserable.
Quad bike time: rice fields, mud, waterfalls, and tunnels

Now comes the headline. Your quad bike ride is around 1 hour, and it’s built around real trail variety. You’re set up for an ATV experience that mixes jungle-style paths with open stretches, and you move through features that change the ride’s feel constantly.
What the route is known for includes:
- Rice fields
- Mud and puddles
- Jungle trails
- Waterfalls
- Tunnels
And yes, tunnels are exactly the kind of thing that make an ATV day feel special. You get that sudden shift from bright daylight into darker enclosed space, then back out again with the noise of the engine and the guide calling out what’s next.
Before you hit the main track, there’s typically a practice round. That’s a big deal if you’ve never ridden an ATV. It helps you get your bearings fast, so the rest of the ride is about enjoying the terrain instead of wrestling the machine.
I also like that this isn’t just a “go fast and hope” style day. You’re with a professional ATV quad bike guide, and the overall structure makes it feel safer and more controlled.
Safety gear, showers, and the rules that keep the day smooth
This is an all-in package in the useful sense: you don’t have to hunt down basics. You get:
- All safety equipment
- A professional guide for both tubing and ATV
- A locker
- Bath towel
- Shower facilities
- Insurance
- Mineral water
- Lunch
That insurance piece matters. You’re on uneven trails and in moving water, so you want coverage in place without having to add your own policy at the last minute.
Rules-wise, keep it simple:
- No pets
- No alcohol and drugs
- Not suitable for children under 7 and people over 65
If you’re okay with mud, water, and a little physical effort, you’re in the right category.
Value check: what you’re really paying for at about $23

At around $23 per person, the real value isn’t just the price. It’s what you get for it: pickup/drop-off, guides, equipment, lunch, water, and even shower access.
Do that same day with separate vendors and you’ll often get stuck paying more for the “extras”—transport, safety gear, and a meal. Here, those basics are handled as part of the experience, which keeps the whole day from turning into a string of small costs.
Also, the time efficiency is a big deal in Bali. You’re combining two major activities—Wos River tubing and ATV riding—without needing to line up two separate schedules. That’s not glamorous, but it’s what makes a trip feel relaxed instead of frantic.
Who should book this ATV and Wos River tubing adventure

This is a great fit if you:
- Want an active Bali day beyond temples and cafés
- Like nature scenery but prefer doing something in it
- Don’t mind getting a bit muddy and wet
- Want a guided experience with English-speaking support
- Are comfortable with the physical side of ATV riding and water time
It’s less ideal if you:
- Have mobility limitations that make getting on/off equipment hard
- Prefer dry, low-impact activities only
- Fall outside the age guidance (under 7 or over 65)
If you’re traveling with friends and want a day that creates stories fast, this is the kind of plan that delivers.
Little moments that make the day feel worth it
The “service details” here are the stuff you’ll actually remember.
In one experience, Eka not only guided the day but also took people out for a coffee plantation tasting. That’s not guaranteed, but it shows the guides pay attention to making the day more than just checkboxes. Another experience mentioned how smooth it felt with Widi, including support so everything ran properly from start to finish.
There’s also a practical “fun” perk: pictures and videos are taken during both activities, and you can choose whether to buy them. It’s not required, but it’s nice if you want proof you really rode through that muddy stretch and not just dreamed it later.
Should you book this Ubud ATV + Wos tubing tour?
If you want a value-packed, guided adventure day in Ubud—ATV ride plus river tubing, with lunch and basic comfort included—then yes, you should seriously consider booking. The route variety (rice fields, mud, tunnels, waterfalls) makes the ATV portion more memorable than simple rides, and the tubing adds that fun contrast of calm water with a few rapids.
Book it if you can handle getting wet, you’re within the age limits, and you like the idea of a day that moves from river relaxation to quad-bike adrenaline.
Skip it if you hate mud, need dry-only activities, or have concerns about physical effort on uneven terrain. In those cases, you’ll have a better day choosing something lighter.
FAQ
How long is the ATV quad bike and Wos River tubing experience?
The duration is listed as 1.5 to 6 hours depending on the option and starting times. A common flow includes about 1.5 hours on the Wos River tubing, 1 hour for lunch, and 1 hour for the quad bike.
Where do I meet if I’m not using hotel pickup?
You’ll meet at the Wos River tubing meeting point. The instructions are to follow the provided Google map directly to the location.
Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?
Yes. Private hotel pickup and drop-off are included. If you choose pickup, you wait in your hotel lobby about 10 minutes before your scheduled time.
What’s included in the price besides the activities?
The package includes an ATV quad bike tour, Wos River tubing adventure, professional guides, safety equipment, locker access, bath towel, shower facilities, lunch, mineral water, and insurance.
Is this tour suitable for children or seniors?
It’s not suitable for children under 7 years and not suitable for people over 65.
Can I cancel for a full refund?
Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
























