Two rides, one Bali day. This ATV Ubud + Ayung River rafting combo is a classic for a reason: you trade temple traffic for jungle trails, rice-field turns, and then head to the river for a real hit of adrenaline. I love that the day is built around door-to-door transfers, so you spend less time figuring out schedules and more time doing the fun parts. You also get smart flexibility with solo or tandem ATVs depending on how you want to ride.

My main caution: if you’re chasing big, teeth-rattling white-water, you may find the rapids here more mild than what some rafting fans expect. On the plus side, the scenery and the overall flow of the day still make it a great use of time.

Key Highlights to Know Before You Go

• ATV + Ayung River rafting in one 8-hour day with a smooth handoff between activities
• Solo or tandem ATVs (and tandem requires an even number booking)
• Lunch included with a choice between above the Agung River or at the ATV base
• Showers, changing rooms, and lockers so you’re not stuck wet and sandy
• Professional instructors + full rafting and quad equipment with insurance coverage
• Small group size (max 15) for a more manageable experience

Why This ATV + Ayung Rafting Combo Works So Well

This is the kind of Bali day that feels efficient without feeling rushed. You start on off-road quad trails—jungle paths, rice-field edges, and village scenery—then switch gears and go for the Ayung River. It’s two different ways to see the same region, with enough variety to keep you from getting bored halfway through.

The other reason it works is simple: logistics. You get hotel pickup and drop-off, plus a day that’s structured enough that you’re not constantly checking times. And you won’t arrive at the activities empty-handed either; bottled water is provided, and the tour includes equipment, instructors, and basic gear like showers and lockers.

Getting There: Pickup, Timing, and a Smooth Flow

The day is designed around round-trip transfers, which matters in Bali. Ubud can be busy, and “starting on your own” often turns into a scramble—especially when you’re doing two activities back-to-back. With pickup included, you can treat the whole thing like one planned outing.

In practice, this also means you’ll likely know what’s happening ahead of time. One driver (Yande) even reconfirmed the trip via WhatsApp the day before and arrived right on schedule. That kind of reliability makes a big difference when you’re trying to keep the rest of your vacation moving.

The total duration is listed at about 8 hours, which is a full day but not an all-day ordeal. It’s a good fit when you want action but still want to be back in town for dinner.

Alasan Adventure ATV Park: Riding, Rules, and What You’ll Actually Do

Your first stop is Alasan Adventure, an ATV park in the Ubud area. Expect well-kept off-road trails through countryside scenery, with plenty of turns and dirt-road sections to keep things lively. You’ll get a helmet and boots, then follow your guide’s instructions—because a quad is fun, but it’s also a machine that needs respect on uneven ground.

You can ride solo or go tandem. Solo is the obvious choice if you want full control and don’t mind being fully responsible for your own line through the trail. Tandem is handy if you’d rather share the workload or ride with a partner while still getting the ATV experience.

There are a couple rules to watch:

• Single ATV has a minimum age of 16.
• Tandem ATV has requirements tied to your group size. You must book in an even number for tandem rides (examples given: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14).
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required for tandem ATV.

If you’re traveling with kids or teens, pay attention too. Children age 9–15 must have an adult present/ tandem. And there’s an age ceiling noted for ATV riding: up to 59. Weight is capped as well: maximum 165 kg per ATV rider.

Tandem vs Solo: Choosing the Right Ride Style

This part matters more than people think, because it changes the whole feel of the day. With solo, you control speed, steering, and braking, which usually makes the ride feel more personal. With tandem, the experience becomes more about sharing the moment while following the guide’s pace and staying in sync.

If you’re booking with friends, the tandem rule can sneak up on you. Plan the booking around an even number of participants if you want tandem. If your group count is odd, you may need to switch to solo rides to stay within the operator’s requirements.

One more practical note from the ATV experience: the ride includes some fun “surprise” moments. For example, one rider described an underground cave they went through as part of the ATV route. That’s the kind of detail that makes the ATV half feel like more than just driving on dirt.

Ayung River Rafting at Kedewatan: Briefing, Gear, and Rapids Reality

After the ATV time, you head to Ayung Dewata Rafting (at Jl. Raya Kedewatan No. 43 in Ubud). You’ll get a short briefing there before you start. It’s not a long lecture; it’s the kind of practical setup that helps you avoid confusion once you’re on the water.

Locker, shower, and changing rooms are available at the rafting start. That’s a big relief because you’ll already be dusty and then you’ll get wet again. The tour provides the standard rafting kit—rafting and quad equipment—plus you’ll have a professional rafting instructor.

Now, about the rafting itself: this is described as white-water rafting where you race over bumps and between cliffs. I’d still call it a “thrill with comfort,” not an extreme expedition. One rider noted the rapids were not big, but the jungle scenery made it feel special anyway. So if your ideal day is fearless, violent rapids, you might want to read up on other options. If you want a fun rafting session with great views and a solid activity rhythm, this one fits well.

Also, rafting guide quality can make or break the experience. One named rafting driver, Gedut, was described as wonderful and fun, which is exactly what you want on a day where you’re both excited and a little nervous.

Lunch Above the Agung: Two Good Options

You’ll get lunch as part of the package, and the operator offers a choice:

• Lunch above the Agung River, or
• Lunch at the ATV base

That decision is worth thinking about. Lunch above the Agung River can feel more like a scenic pause—useful after sweaty riding. Lunch at the ATV base may be more straightforward and efficient, especially if you prefer keeping the day’s pace simple.

Either way, lunch is included, and there’s no need to plan a meal stop around it. That matters because doing two outdoor activities means your appetite will arrive early, and you don’t want to be hunting for food between stops.

Facilities That Save Your Day: Showers, Lockers, and Changes

Outdoor adventure in Bali gets messy fast. The good news is this tour includes shower facilities, a changing room, and lockers. That means you can rinse off after the ATV and again around the rafting part, rather than trying to “deal with it” later.

One rider specifically called out that the shower and changing facilities were very clean, which is a practical detail I really value. If you’re headed to another dinner plan afterward, this kind of setup makes the difference between feeling fresh and feeling grimy.

There’s also bottled water in the car, which helps you settle in without having to buy right away.

Price and Value: Is $90 Worth It?

At $90 per person, you’re paying for a full combo day: ATV admission, rafting admission, equipment, instructors, lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Many Bali adventure days charge separately for transport, gear, and meals, so the value here comes from bundling everything into one price.

You also get insurance coverage included, which is another real-world factor when you’re doing off-road riding and water sports. Plus, there’s a maximum group size of 15 travelers, which usually means less waiting and fewer people to wrangle when you’re getting ready.

What’s not included is also clearly stated: souvenir photos (available to purchase) and alcoholic drinks. If photos matter to you, budget a little extra. If you don’t care, you can skip them without feeling like you missed a requirement.

Who This Tour Fits Best (And Who Might Want Another Option)

This works best for people who want a balanced adventure day: enough thrill to feel exciting, enough structure to feel easy, and enough scenery to remember it.

You should be a strong match if:

• You want both ATV Ubud riding and Ayung River rafting in one day.
• You have moderate physical fitness (the tour says that level is recommended).
• You like guided experiences with clear instructions and provided equipment.

Consider another option if:

• You’re specifically chasing the biggest rafting rapids you can find.
• You’re traveling in a way that doesn’t fit the tandem ATV booking rules (even-number requirement).
• You fall outside the age/weight limits: ATV is noted for minimum age 16 for solo, maximum age 59, and max weight 165 kg. Also, children 9–15 need an adult present and tandem.

Tips to Make Your Day Go Smoothly

A few practical moves will help your day feel effortless:

• Wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet and muddy. You’ll do ATV and then rafting, and the tour doesn’t say you’ll avoid getting soaked.
• Plan for a full activity day. The day runs about 8 hours, and it’s outdoors-heavy. Bring your patience for transfer time and changing time.
• If you want tandem, count your group early. Tandem requires an even-number booking and a minimum of two people.
• Arrive with a realistic expectation on rafting. It’s described as white-water with thrills, but don’t assume extreme rapids.
• If you want photos, decide ahead. Souvenir photos are available for purchase, but you’ll pay separately.

One more small but useful mindset: this is a well-run combo day, not a “DIY adventure.” Your best strategy is to follow instructions quickly, ask questions before you get on the equipment, and keep moving when staff are guiding the line.

Should You Book ATV Ubud and Ayung River Rafting?

I’d book this if you want a classic Bali adventure day that balances action with good structure. The combination is the big draw: ATV thrills on land, then a guided river run with proper gear, briefings, and staff support. The pickup, lunch, and showers/lockers make it feel like a real package, not just two ticketed activities thrown together.

Skip or switch if your top goal is extreme rafting. The rapids may feel smaller than what hard-core rafting fans expect. Also, make sure your group fits the tandem ATV rules and the age/weight limits before you commit.

If you want a fun, well-organized way to see Ubud’s off-road side and the Ayung River in a single day, this combo is a strong pick for the money.

FAQ

What does the ATV Ubud and Ayung River Rafting tour include?

It includes hotel pickup and drop-off, bottled water in the car, professional instructors for ATV and rafting, quad bike and rafting equipment, shower facilities with changing room and locker, and lunch (either at the ATV place or buffet lunch at the rafting place). Insurance coverage is also included.

How long is the tour?

The duration is listed as approximately 8 hours.

Is pickup offered?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the tour is described as door-to-door round-trip transfers.

Can I ride a solo ATV instead of tandem?

Yes. The tour lets you choose between tandem and solo ATVs depending on how you want to ride.

What are the age requirements for ATV rides?

The minimum age is 16 for a single (solo) ride. Children age 9–15 must have an adult present/ tandem. The maximum age for ATV riding is 59.

Is there a weight limit for the ATV?

Yes. The maximum weight for an ATV ride is 165 kg.

What is the tandem ATV booking rule?

For tandem ATV rides, you must book in an even number (examples include 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14). A minimum of 2 people per booking is required for tandem ATV.

What’s not included in the price?

Souvenir photos are not included (they are available to purchase). Alcoholic drinks are also not included.