Adventure in Ubud runs on schedule, and this combo keeps it fun. You get Ayung River rafting, a buffet-style lunch with jungle views, then a 2-hour ATV ride through rice fields and bamboo scenery, plus a final stop at a coffee plantation.

I like how the day is built to reduce hassle: pickup and private transportation mean you’re not figuring out routes or timing. I also like that the “messy parts” are handled for you, with all safety equipment, a guide or instructor, welcome drinks, lunch, and insurance all included.

The main thing to consider is that this is an active day: expect wet water time and muddy ATV time, and plan for how you’ll feel after 8 hours.

Key highlights worth knowing

• Ayung River rafting for about 2 hours with a professional guide and cool-off time in refreshing water
• ATV quad biking for about 2 hours through rice fields, bamboo forest, and lush riverbanks
• All-inclusive basics: safety equipment, guide/instructor, welcome drinks, lunch, insurance
• Real downtime built in: a lunch stop at a rice field restaurant with beautiful views
• A calm ending at a coffee plantation after the adrenaline
• Extra add-on exists: photos/DVD are available, but not included in the price

A Ubud Combo Day: Ayung Rafting plus ATV Quads

This is the classic Bali adventure rhythm, but without the self-drive stress. In one day you’ll hit two very different thrills: rafting first, then an ATV quad ride right after, with lunch in the middle to reset your energy.

Because the tour includes private transportation with pickup, it’s easier to manage the day. You’ll spend less time negotiating local logistics and more time doing the actual activities, which is the whole point of paying for an organized combo.

The timing is also nicely structured for people who want value. You’re looking at about 8 hours total, with 2 hours rafting and 2 hours ATV, plus driving, lunch, and the coffee plantation stop. If you like a packed schedule, this fits. If you want a slow, lingering day, you might feel rushed.

One more detail that I appreciate: the tour is described as a private tour/activity with only your group participating. That usually means you can keep a steadier pace and avoid the awkward “wait around for the slowest rider” vibe.

Ayung River Rapids: 2 Hours with a Professional Guide

Your first big hit is rafting the Ayung River out of Ubud. It’s described as an eco-adventure, and that matters because you’re not just looking at scenery from a distance. You’re actively moving through it, with stops and turns guided by someone who knows the river.

The raft time is about 2 hours, which is long enough to feel like you got a real experience, not a quick splash-and-done photo op. You’ll pass tall green trees, see hidden waterfalls, and get the chance to plunge into the water to cool off.

What makes this practical is the staffing. The experience includes a professional rafting guide, plus the tour includes all safety equipment. That removes a huge question mark for first-timers: you’re not showing up wondering if you’ll be properly equipped.

A small consideration: river days can mean sitting through getting wet, even if you’re careful. You don’t need to panic about it, but it’s smart to think like you’re going to end up damp. That’s just part of rafting reality.

Jungle Views Lunch at the Rice Field Restaurant

Between adrenaline sessions, you’ll eat. The lunch is included, and it’s described as a buffet lunch with jungle views and served at a rice field restaurant after the rafting.

I like this setup because it gives you two kinds of relief. First, it’s food and energy after water time. Second, it’s a change of pace from action, with views that help your brain stop racing long enough to enjoy the day.

Lunch is included as part of the package, and that’s a big part of the value. When a tour includes meals, you’re not stuck finding food near activity sites, paying extra, and trying to coordinate timing with your guide.

One practical note: since you’ll likely be damp or a bit muddy, you’ll want to think about how you’ll eat comfortably. The tour mentions lunch is provided, but it doesn’t spell out clothing changes. If you care about staying neat, bring a sensible mindset and eat when you’re ready.

ATV Quad Bike Through Rice Fields and Bamboo Forests

After rafting, the pace shifts from river current to off-road riding. You’ll drive to a secluded spot and then hop on your quad bike / ATV.

The ATV portion is also about 2 hours, and the route sounds like it’s designed for variety: you’ll pass through rice fields, bamboo forest, and lush tropical landscapes along riverbanks. You’ll also pass by traditional Balinese villages, which adds more than scenery. It gives the ride a sense of place instead of feeling like a closed course loop.

Safety is covered. The tour includes all safety equipment and a guide/instructor for the ATV activity. It also notes bathrooms, lunch, and drinks are provided, which is a quiet but important detail when you’re spending hours outdoors.

Here’s the honest part: the ATV side is the messier half of the day. Riding in rice fields and off-road terrain usually means dust and mud are possible. If you’re bringing camera gear or fancy clothes, keep it realistic. You’ll enjoy the ride more if you accept the likely “adventure look.”

Coffee Plantation Stop: A Calm Finish After the Mud

Once the riding and rafting are done, you’ll end with a stop at a coffee plantation. This isn’t described as another activity with a full program, but it does give you something useful: time to recover while seeing a different side of Bali beyond water and off-road trails.

I like this kind of finish because it breaks the intensity. Instead of doing back-to-back thrills until you’re exhausted, you get a slower stop that lets your body cool down and your mind settle.

If you’re a coffee person, you might find this especially interesting. Even without extra details listed here, plantation stops often help you connect what you’re drinking back to where it’s made. Just don’t expect it to replace a true coffee class unless that’s included on the day.

Price and What You Actually Get for About $73

At about $73.32 per person, this is priced like a full-day adventure combo, and the value comes from what’s bundled.

You’re not just buying rafting plus ATV. You’re also getting:

• Private transportation
• All safety equipment
• Guide/instructor
• Welcome drinks
• Lunch
• Insurance

That’s the key. Many similar tours look comparable until you factor in separate costs for gear, transport, meals, and safety coverage. Here, the essentials are included, which helps keep your budget stable.

Photos are the main thing you should plan for separately. Photos/DVD are not included, though they’re available to purchase. If you want a souvenir set, decide in advance whether you’re likely to add it. If not, you can save money and just treat your own photos like the souvenir.

Also worth noting: the tour uses mobile ticketing, and you receive confirmation at booking. That keeps it simple on arrival, which is helpful when your day is packed and you don’t want extra uncertainty.

Service and Safety: Why the Guide Matters on Adventure Days

Adventure tours sink or swim on the guide. The rafting and ATV both sound like they’re run with professionals, and that shows up in the tone of the experiences shared about the service.

One name stands out: Putu Bendi. In one account, the driver was described as caring and focused on making the trip satisfying, along with friendly, joking service. That might sound like a small detail, but on an active day it matters. When someone is watching timing, safety, and your comfort level, the whole day flows better.

The tour also includes insurance, which you should take seriously. When you’re mixing water with off-road riding, that coverage is part of what makes an organized day feel safer than DIY.

Finally, because this is set up as a private tour/activity for your group, you tend to get more consistent attention. That doesn’t automatically make it perfect, but it often improves the experience when you want the day to stay on track.

Who Should Book This Ubud Adventure Combo

I’d book this if you want a full day of action that doesn’t leave you scrambling for logistics. It’s a strong match for people who:

• like white-water rafting and want it guided
• want ATV quad riding without self-driving stress
• prefer a schedule that includes food and basic comfort stops
• enjoy seeing Bali through different settings in one outing (river, rice fields, bamboo areas, villages)

It may not be the best fit if you’re hoping for a gentle, sit-and-stare kind of sightseeing day. This is active. You should expect wet and dirty moments because both activities involve natural terrain and water.

Also, the info says most travelers can participate, which is helpful but still general. If you have serious medical concerns or mobility limitations, you’d want to check directly with the provider before booking, since the tour details are about rafting and ATV time.

Should You Book Bali ATV Ride And Ubud River Rafting?

Yes, with one big “if.” If you want an organized Ubud adventure combo with pickup, safety gear, lunch, and insurance all handled, this is a good way to spend a day. The structure is clear: rafting first (2 hours), lunch, ATV next (2 hours), then a coffee plantation stop to slow down.

The best reason to book is the mix. You’re not paying just for scenery, and you’re not paying just for adrenaline in one form. You get both in a single day, with the essentials included so you don’t spend your budget piecing it together.

The only real reason to skip is if you’re not comfortable with an active schedule and getting wet or muddy. If that’s your idea of misery, this won’t convert you.

If that sounds like your kind of fun, book it and go in expecting a full-on adventure day.

FAQ

How long is the Bali ATV Ride and Ubud River Rafting tour?

The full experience is about 8 hours. Rafting lasts about 2 hours, and the ATV ride also lasts about 2 hours.

Where is this experience located?

It’s in Ubud, Indonesia, with rafting on the Ayung River.

Is pickup or transportation included?

Yes. Private transportation is included.

Are safety equipment and instruction included?

Yes. The tour includes all safety equipment and a guide/instructor.

What meals are included?

Lunch is included. It’s described as a buffet lunch with jungle views, served at a rice field restaurant after the rafting.

Is a coffee plantation stop included?

Yes. The day ends with a stop at a coffee plantation.

Is the tour private?

It’s listed as a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates.

Are photos or a DVD included?

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

How does mobile ticketing work?

A mobile ticket is part of the experience, and confirmation is received at the time of booking.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience starts, the amount paid is not refunded.