Bali ATV Ride with Jungle Swing and Rice Terrace Tour

ATVs in Ubud feel like a shortcut to wow. You get a jungle-to-rice countryside drive (yes, on an ATV), a high jungle swing moment above the paddies, then the iconic Tegalalang terraces. Best of all, door-to-door private transfers and a straightforward schedule make this a low-stress way to see a lot.

I especially like the mix of activities: hands-on riding, then a fun photo stop, then calm sightseeing time with real people in the rice areas. My only caution is the ATV part. The day includes an ATV guide and facilities, but you should still go in with care and stay focused on how the machine feels.

Plan for a full morning-to-afternoon day starting at 8:00am. After the ATV, you’ll have towel and changing room plus shower facilities, so you’ll want to pack accordingly—bring extra clothes.

Key points before you go

• Private door-to-door transfers help you dodge the worst of Ubud traffic and keep the day smooth.
• ATV + swing + Tegalalang is a smart combo when you want action and classic views.
• Lunch is included and comes after the ATV portion, not stuffed in before you’ve worked up an appetite.
• Facilities are included: towel, changing room, and shower after the ride.
• English-speaking support is part of the package, with an ATV guide and driver/guide.

Why the Ubud ATV, jungle swing, and Tegalalang mix is worth it

Ubud can be intense. Traffic, crowds, and half-planned sightseeing can turn a good day sour fast. This tour solves a lot of that with a simple structure: ride first, then soar for photos, then slow down for rice-terrace time.

What makes the combination practical is the pacing. You start with the ATV at Balaji Adventure Bali, then you move to the swing at d’Alas Swing, and then you finish with Tegalalang Rice Terrace sights. That flow keeps the day from feeling like one long scramble. And because it’s a private tour for your group, you’re not stuck waiting for strangers to catch up.

You’ll also get the scenery you came for—jungle, rivers, plantations, and the famous terrace views—without needing to drive yourself or stitch together multiple tickets.

From pickup to Balaji Adventure Bali ATV ride: the fun and the fine print

Your day starts at 8:00am with pickup via an AC private car, then you head out to Balaji Adventure Bali for the ATV portion. The ATV time is listed at about 2 hours, with the route described as going through jungle, rivers, and rice field areas with views.

This part is the engine of the day. It’s where you earn the day’s “wow” factor, and it’s also where you’ll want to be honest with yourself about comfort. ATVs are included with an ATV guide, and you’ll have towel plus changing room and shower facilities afterward, which is a big plus for comfort after getting dusty or damp.

A key consideration: the ATVs need your attention. One of the standout pieces of feedback from past guests is a clear reminder to be careful with the machines. So don’t treat the ATV like a joyride with autopilot. Go slow when you need to, and listen to the guide.

d’Alas Swing: the picture moment high above the paddies

After the ATV, the day shifts into “pause for views” mode. Next stop is d’Alas Swing for about 1 hour. This is a jungle swing experience with views over rice paddies and the surrounding jungle, timed for photos.

Why this stop matters: it gives you height and perspective. After being low and busy on the ATV, the swing puts you above the forest and paddies. It’s an easy way to get those sweeping shots people associate with Bali—without booking another separate activity.

Spend your time here in two ways. First, take your photos early so you’re not rushing. Second, use a couple minutes just looking. The scenery can be the reason you’re there, but the swing adds a different angle than the rice terraces alone.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace time: walk the paddies and meet local farmers

Then it’s on to Tegalalang Rice Terrace in Tegalalang village for about 1 hour. This stop is more about sightseeing and walking than activity pressure.

The experience here is described in two clear parts:

• You’ll enjoy the scenic view of the terraces.
• You can walk through the rice paddies and meet local farmers as you stroll.

That farmer moment is the main value add. It turns the terraces from something you only see from a viewpoint into something you experience in a more human way. Even with just an hour, it can feel different than a quick photo stop.

One practical tip: wear comfortable footwear and plan for walking surfaces that can change as you move around. The tour doesn’t spell out footwear rules, but rice-terrace areas often mean you’ll want shoes that stay stable.

Lunch after the ATV: refuel the smart way

Lunch is part of the package, and it’s scheduled after the ATV activities at the finish point. The tour describes it as a hearty local lunch.

I like this timing because it matches how you’ll feel. After the ATV, you’re ready to eat, and you’re not trying to enjoy food while still sweaty and muddy. The included towel, changing space, and shower facilities also mean you can get yourself back to comfortable before you sit down.

You’ll also have bottled water included, which is a simple but important detail for a long day with outdoor time.

How the day runs: transfers, timing, and what to expect

This is listed as a 7 to 8 hour day. It’s built to feel like a complete circuit around Ubud: ride time, then swing time, then terrace time, with breaks and support so you can enjoy it rather than manage it.

The logistics are handled for you:

• You’re picked up and brought back using door-to-door private transfers.
• An English-speaking driver or guide is included.
• AC is part of the car.
• Petrol and parking fees are included.

Two things that help your day feel easier:

1. You’re not juggling your own navigation between three different stops.
2. It’s a private tour/activity, so your group keeps the pace.

If you’re used to packing in multiple stops on your own, this will feel more relaxed. If you’re hoping for a super fast hit-and-run, the swing and terrace portions give you enough time to actually enjoy them, not just pass through.

Price and value: what $89.52 really buys you

At $89.52 per person, this isn’t a bare-bones ride. The price feels more reasonable when you look at what’s included, because the tour covers the expensive stuff that tends to add up separately.

Included items:

• All activities fees
• ATV guide
• Entrance tickets
• Lunch
• Towel, changing room, shower facilities
• Bottled water
• AC private car, petrol, and parking fee
• English speaking driver or guide

What you don’t pay for:

• Personal expenses

So the value equation is pretty clear. You’re paying once for the ATV + swing + rice terrace entry, plus the transport between them, plus food and basic comfort after the ride. If you tried to piece this together yourself, tickets, guides, transport, and lunch could easily turn into a bigger total.

Also, the day is timed to start at 8:00am, which usually helps you catch better light for photos and get out of the worst traffic windows.

Who should book this ATV + swing + terraces day

This is a good fit if you:

• Want a day in Ubud that mixes action with famous views.
• Like structured time—ride, photo swing, then terrace walking—rather than guessing your own route.
• Prefer not to drive and park yourself in busy areas.

It’s listed for a minimum age of 10 years, and it says most travelers can participate. That suggests it’s not an extreme endurance tour, but the ATV portion still means you should feel comfortable with basic activity demands.

The only “maybe” group is people who really dislike ATVs or want a purely relaxed cultural day. The ATV is central here, and it shapes the whole morning.

Should you book this Bali ATV Ride with Jungle Swing and Rice Terrace Tour?

I’d book it if you want a full Ubud-style day that delivers on three different kinds of memories: motion on an ATV, a standout height-and-view swing, and the classic Tegalalang terrace walk. The best part is how much is handled for you—private transfers, tickets, lunch, and even shower facilities after the ride.

Skip it if ATVs aren’t your thing or if you’re the type who hates getting even a little dirty and then needing to manage yourself afterward. Otherwise, this is one of those “do it once, do it right” day trips: one price, multiple experiences, and a schedule that makes sense.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The tour start time is 8:00am.

How long is the Bali ATV, jungle swing, and rice terrace tour?

It runs about 7 to 8 hours.

Where is this tour based?

The location is Ubud, Indonesia.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. It includes door-to-door round-trip private transfers.

What’s included in the price?

All activities fee, lunch, ATV guide, towel, changing room, shower facilities, bottled water, AC private car, petrol and parking fee, an English speaking driver or guide, and entrance tickets.

What should I bring?

Bring extra clothes, since the ATV portion can get you dirty and the tour includes changing and shower facilities.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is 10 years.

Is this a private tour?

Yes. Only your group will participate.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. Free cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.