Bali ATV Ride And Ubud River Rafting With All Inclusive

Two rivers, one day, big adrenaline. This Ubud outing pairs Ayung River white-water rafting with a 2-hour ATV quad ride, plus lunch and a coffee-plantation visit, all handled with pickup and private transportation so you can skip the self-drive stress. It’s the kind of day where the mud feels like a souvenir and the views keep coming.

What I love is how the schedule balances action with breaks. The rafting includes a professional guide and time in the cool rapids (about 2 hours), then you get a buffet lunch in a rice-field restaurant before your quad-bike session. I also like that the company treats this like an organized adventure, with safety equipment, welcome drinks, and insurance built into the package.

One possible drawback: it’s a full 8-hour block, so you’ll want to be ready for a wet, active day. Also, photo or DVD packages aren’t included, so if you want keepsakes, budget a little extra.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Ayung River rafting with a pro guide and eco-adventure style scenery
• ATV quad bike time (about 2 hours) through rice fields, bamboo forest, and village areas
• Lunch with jungle/rice-field views to reset between activities
• Private transportation with pickup so you’re not navigating Ubud on your own
• Coffee plantation stop to slow down after the adrenaline

How the Day Flows Around Ubud (Without the Self-Drive Headache)

This is an all-in-one adventure day built for people who want the thrill without the logistics. You’ll be picked up (private transportation) and brought to the rafting area first, then moved to lunch, then to the ATV start point, and finally to a coffee plantation stop. The whole thing runs about 8 hours, which is long enough to feel like a real experience but not so long that you spend your day waiting around.

The rhythm matters here. Rafting and ATV can feel like two different vacations—water energy first, then land-based mud-and-trails energy. Because your guide and instructor are there for the activities, you’re not stuck guessing where to go or what to do next.

If you’re the type who likes a clean plan, this one fits. You also get a mobile ticket option, which is handy if you’d rather not juggle paper.

Ayung River Rafting: Rapids, Waterfall Views, and a Cool Reset

Rafting on the Ayung River is the anchor of the day. You’ll spend about 2 hours on the water with a professional rafting guide. The focus is on fun, scenery, and getting a good dunking when the river calls for it.

What you can expect visually is part of the draw: tall green trees, hidden waterfalls, and riverbank scenery that stays close enough to feel personal rather than distant. And yes, you’ll plunge into cool water to cool down—this is not the calm-paddle version of rafting.

The guide is the big value piece. Even if you’ve rafted before, having someone lead you through safety and timing makes a difference. It’s also one reason this tour feels less chaotic than self-organized rafting trips.

A practical note: rafting days feel wet even when you think you’ll stay mostly dry. If you bring it, you should protect it (phone, camera, passport). You’ll likely be changing back into dry clothes afterward, so plan on that moment like part of the adventure.

Rice-Field Lunch Break: Where the Mud Dries Off

Between water and wheels, you get buffet lunch at a rice-field restaurant with beautiful views. After rafting, food hits differently. It’s your chance to refuel with something more than just snacks, and the setting helps you shake off the wet-and-wild feeling.

This lunch stop also gives you a short mental reset before ATV time. You’ll be going from “hold on tight” to “steer through trails,” which is a big shift in focus. Having a real meal here makes the later portion feel like a second act instead of a grind.

The lunch is included, so you’re not trying to hunt down food in Ubud mid-activity. And the general flow is built to keep you moving without rushing past the meal.

Quad Bike ATV Ride: Rice Fields, Bamboo Trails, and Village Pass-Throughs

After lunch, you head to a secluded spot for your quad bike ATV ride, with an all-terrain route designed around rice fields, bamboo forest, and lush riverbanks. Traditional Balinese villages are part of the passing scenery too, so the ride doesn’t feel like you’re just looping around a fenced area.

You’ll get about 2 hours on the ATV, which is long enough to feel confident in the rhythm without it turning into exhaustion. This is also where the included safety approach matters. You’ll be provided with safety equipment, and there’s a guide/instructor presence to help you stay on track.

Bathrooms and drinks are provided at the ATV location, which is a genuinely practical detail. On a long, active day, it helps to know you’re not searching for facilities while you’re thinking about your next turn.

One more thing I appreciate: this is described as an off-road experience without self-drive hassles. Even if you’re comfortable on a scooter back home, an ATV track is its own world—traction, uneven ground, and turns change everything. The point is to enjoy the off-road vibe, not fight it.

Coffee Plantation Stop: A Slower Moment After the Thrills

The day ends with a stop at a coffee plantation. It’s a calmer finale compared with rafting and ATV, and it gives you something to do that doesn’t require grip strength or balance.

Why it’s worth including: after a day of water splashes and muddy motion, a coffee stop helps you land the experience. It also gives you a local flavor moment in the middle of a tourism-heavy adventure day—something you can take photos of without worrying about getting them ruined immediately.

You shouldn’t expect this to replace the main activities. Think of it as a scenic wrap-up and a chance to sip something warm or cool while you reflect on the earlier chaos.

Price and Value: What $73.32 Actually Covers

At $73.32 per person, this combo can look like a bargain—until you list what’s actually included. You’re getting private transportation, a pro guide/instructor, safety equipment, welcome drinks, lunch, and insurance. That’s not just “a rafting ticket plus a quad ticket.” It’s a planned day designed to handle the messy middle: getting you from place to place, feeding you, and keeping you covered.

Also, you’re not paying extra for the core experience pieces like guide support and basic safety gear (often the hidden costs in DIY-style days). The package nature helps here.

Two extra value signals:

• Group discounts are mentioned, which can bring the per-person price down if you’re booking with friends.
• The company offers a mobile ticket option, which reduces admin friction.

Is it a splurge? No. But it’s also not a cheap “do everything badly” deal. The key is that multiple parts of the day are included at once—rafting time, ATV time, and a meal—so you’re paying for a full activity block rather than piecemeal logistics.

The Company Factor: Guides, Equipment, and the Feeling of Being Taken Care Of

One of the most praised aspects of this type of day is not the action—it’s the people handling it. The accounts you’ll see around this company point to professional guides and good equipment for practicing and riding, plus a friendly, caring driver experience.

A name that comes up is Putu Bendi, described as someone who made the trip satisfying, and even worked in jokes and a friendly vibe. That kind of relaxed humor matters more than it sounds. When you’re about to get splashed and then ride an ATV through uneven ground, confidence helps—and a good driver/guide can keep that confidence steady.

I also like that this is framed as a private tour/activity. That means it’s not designed around “you’re stuck with strangers all day.” Only your group participates, which usually makes the day feel smoother and more personal.

Who Should Book This ATV and Rafting Combo?

This fits best if you want a classic Bali adventure combo and you like variety in one day: rapids first, then trails.

You’ll probably enjoy it if:

• You want two main activities (rafting and ATV) with minimal organizing.
• You’re okay with an active day around water and mud.
• You like having a guide/instructor handle safety and instruction.
• You want a practical, all-in-one package with lunch and transport included.

You might want to think twice if:

• You’re not comfortable with wet conditions or physical movement for several hours.
• You hate long, structured days. This is about a full 8-hour block.
• You’re counting on a lot of photos. Photos/DVD are not included; they’re available to purchase.

What to Do Before You Go (So the Day Feels Easy)

Since the day includes rafting and an ATV ride, you’ll want to prepare like it’s a wet-and-dusty adventure, not a sit-down sightseeing day.

My quick checklist:

• Wear clothes you don’t mind getting wet for the rafting portion.
• Bring a small bag or plan for keeping your phone and valuables protected.
• Plan a change into dry clothes after the rafting/ATV sections.
• If you’re sensitive to the sun, think sunscreen and a hat you can keep track of.

Also, bring a “go with the flow” mindset. The timing is packed, but it’s packed on purpose—so you don’t spend the day shuttling without doing anything.

Should You Book This Tour?

If you want a smooth, all-inclusive day in Ubud that mixes real white-water rafting with a proper ATV ride through rice fields and bamboo, this is an easy yes. The biggest reason to book is value: the package includes transport, safety gear, guides, lunch, and insurance, so you’re not cobbling it together yourself.

But if you’re craving a slow, purely scenic day with minimal mess, this one may feel too active. For most people chasing adventure, though, it’s a strong pick—especially if you book ahead since it’s typically reserved about 51 days in advance.

FAQ

How long is the Bali ATV ride and Ubud river rafting experience?

It’s about 8 hours total. Rafting takes about 2 hours, and the ATV ride also takes about 2 hours.

What activities are included?

You’ll do guided rafting on the Ayung River, enjoy a buffet lunch, ride a quad bike ATV through off-road areas, and end with a stop at a coffee plantation.

Is pickup from your hotel included?

Yes. Private transportation is included, and pickup is offered.

What’s included in the price?

Included are private transportation, safety equipment, a guide/instructor, welcome drinks, lunch, and insurance.

Are photos or a photo DVD included?

No. Photos/DVD are available to purchase, but they are not included.

When can I cancel for a full refund?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount paid is not refunded.