Two adrenaline fixes in one Ubud day. You’ll do Ayung River rafting and an ATV quad bike session in the same trip, with guidance, lunch, and time to freshen up afterward. It’s built for people who like nature scenery and mess-free planning.

I especially like how you get taught first—you register, learn the gear, and get clear instructions before you head out. I also like the pacing: about 2 hours on the river for rafting and about 2 hours on the ATV, so it doesn’t feel like a rushed taste.

The main thing to consider is the condition of the rides. The ATV route is described as rocky, muddy, with river crossings and steep slopes, so you’ll want to be comfortable with getting dirty and using the controls at the right moments.

Key Things That Make This Combo Worth Your Time

• Small group (max 5 travelers) helps the guide keep an eye on everyone
• Pickup and drop-off from the lobby area keeps the logistics simple
• Equipment use and insurance included, so you’re not scrambling at the last minute
• Two separate action blocks (about 2 hours rafting + about 2 hours ATV)
• Lunch plus a shower afterward makes the rest of your day easier

A Full-Day Ubud Combo: Ayung River Rafting Meets ATV Thrills

This is the kind of Bali day plan that makes sense if you want a lot of action without bouncing around town. In one trip based in Ubud, you’ll raft the Ayung River and then switch gears to a quad bike ride over wild terrain. It’s also paced for real participation—roughly 8 hours total—and not just a quick photo stop.

The rafting part is about more than “getting wet.” You’ll paddle through river scenery with waterfalls and lush jungle surroundings, guided by the activity setup and safety briefing. Then the ATV side focuses on adrenaline: rocky paths, deep mud, river crossings, steep slopes, and jungle trails. If you’re the type who wants both nature time and real rough-and-tumble time, this pairing works.

One more practical note: this is operated by Ars Bali Tour, and the tour includes lunch, insurance, and equipment. For most people, that’s where the value lives.

How the Day Starts: Registration, Gear Use, and Safety Briefing

Plan to start with a simple, controlled setup. When you arrive, you register, and then the guide walks you through how to use the equipment. After that comes the main explanation of what you should do during each activity.

This matters because both activities rely on you understanding the basics quickly:

• For rafting, you’ll want to know what you’re doing with your paddle and how to respond when the guide calls instructions.
• For ATV, you’ll want to know how to handle the controls before you hit the mud and slopes.

The tour’s structure also helps your nerves. You’re not thrown into the river first or left alone with a vehicle. You get the “how this works” part before the fun part.

If you’re a first-timer, the rafting component is explicitly described as something you can do with no prior experience. That’s a big confidence builder when you’re deciding whether to try whitewater in Bali.

Ayung River Rafting (About 2 Hours): Rapids With Jungle Views

Rafting on the Ayung River is the calmer half of the combo in the sense that it’s steady and guided, but it’s still whitewater. The fun comes from paddling through sections with waterfalls and lush jungle surroundings, so you’re not just focused on survival the whole time.

You’re on the water for about 2 hours, which is long enough to actually feel like you did something—not just a single dramatic moment. The river time is also the part where you’ll notice the rhythm the guide sets: paddle commands, teamwork, and learning how your raft moves through the flow.

What to expect in practical terms

• You’ll get instruction before you go in, so you’re not guessing on the water.
• You’ll likely get wet and splashy. If you’ve got limited spare clothing, plan around that.
• The scenery side is real. The ride is designed to show you the jungle river setting, not just throw you onto rocks and call it a day.

One consideration

Rafting tends to be water-and-movement physical. You’ll want to be comfortable with wet conditions and using your arms enough to paddle when needed.

ATV Quad Bike Full Track (About 2 Hours): Mud, Slopes, and Brake Timing

Then you shift from river teamwork to quad-bike control. The ATV ride is described as a full-track experience focused on adrenaline. This isn’t presented as a gentle, beginner loop. It’s built for riders who want the challenge: rocky paths, deep mud, river crossings, steep slopes, and jungle trails.

You’ll spend about 2 hours on the ATV, which is a major plus. Many ATV experiences feel short enough that you start to relax—then it’s over. Here, the longer time gives you a better chance to get your rhythm.

The skill piece matters

One of the best pieces of advice from the experience style you’ll see here: it’ll help a lot if you know how to drive and brake at the right times. The mud and slopes make speed feel like it can get away from you fast, so smoother control usually means more fun.

If you’re nervous about driving off-road, don’t assume you’re doomed. You are taught how to use the equipment. But mentally prepare for the terrain. This ride is meant to feel wild, not polished.

What the mud reality means for you

Mud is part of the point. That’s great for the experience, but it’s not great for staying clean. Plan to wear clothes you don’t mind sacrificing and consider bringing a small towel for the moments after you finish.

Pickup, Lunch, and Showers: The Part That Makes the Combo Feel Easy

After the activities, the tour brings you back to the lobby. From there, you’ll be served lunch and you’ll have access to shower facilities so you can reset before continuing your day.

This is one of the reasons I think this combo works as a “do-it-all” plan:

• You get food included, so you’re not hunting for a meal between activities.
• You can clean up, which makes a big difference after getting muddy and wet.
• The day has a clear end back at the meeting point, so you’re not scrambling with transport later.

Lunch quality isn’t described in detail, but it is consistently praised as a highlight of the day. Even if you’re picky about food, you can usually find something satisfying in a standard included meal for tours like this—especially because it’s timed right after the messiest part.

Price and Logistics: Is $100 Per Person Good Value?

At $100 per person, you’re paying for two major outdoor activities plus extras that often cost extra elsewhere: lunch, admission fees, insurance, and equipment use. That combination is the real value story.

Here’s how I’d think about it:

• If you booked rafting and ATV separately, you’d likely pay separate guides, separate gear fees, and likely lose the convenience of one coordinated day.
• The tour includes pickup, and for many people that’s worth real money on its own in time saved and stress avoided.
• The group size is capped at 5 travelers, which can improve the experience quality versus big groups that move slowly and get rushed on safety moments.

So yes, the price looks like a deal when you treat it as a package. The only time it might not be the best value is if you only want one of the two activities. In that case, you’d be paying for parts you won’t enjoy.

Timing and What Your Day Will Feel Like (8 Hours Total)

The opening hours run 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and the tour duration is listed as about 8 hours. In practice, that means your full-day plan will likely feel like a morning start with an afternoon finish back at the meeting point.

The itinerary flow is simple:

1. You arrive, register, and get gear instructions.
2. You do rafting first (about 2 hours in the river).
3. You do ATV next (about 2 hours on the track).
4. You return to the lobby for lunch and shower time.

That structure is exactly what you want when you’re packing two physical activities into one day. You’re not waiting around for long, and you’ve got a built-in recovery window with lunch and a shower.

Who Should Book This Ubud Combo (and Who Might Skip It)

This tour is a great fit if you:

• Want a high-energy day with both water action and off-road driving
• Like the idea of guided instruction, not trial-and-error
• Enjoy getting a little muddy as long as you get cleaned up afterward
• Prefer a smaller group experience (max 5)

You might want to think twice if:

• You’re sensitive to getting dirty or you hate wet conditions
• You don’t feel comfortable driving controls with confidence, especially on slopes or in mud
• You only want gentle sightseeing and not adrenaline-focused activities

If you fall in the middle—curious but slightly unsure—this combo can still work because the rafting explicitly says no prior experience is needed, and you’ll get instruction before the activities begin. The ATV track is more demanding, but learning the basics first makes a difference.

Should You Book This ATV Quad Bike & Ayung River Rafting Combo?

I’d book it if you want a single, organized Ubud day that delivers two full sessions—about 2 hours rafting plus about 2 hours ATV—with lunch and shower included. The small group size, pickup convenience, and included insurance/equipment make it feel like good planning, not just a ticket.

I wouldn’t book it if your priority is comfort over challenge. The ATV ride is muddy and rugged by design, and the day involves getting wet and active. If that sounds fun to you, this is a solid choice.

FAQ

FAQ

What activities are included in this Bali Ubud combo?

It includes Ayung River white water rafting and an ATV quad bike ride, plus lunch. The tour also includes admission fees, insurance, and the use of equipment.

How long is the tour?

The duration is listed as about 8 hours.

How long do I spend rafting and riding the ATV?

Rafting takes about 2 hours in the river, and the ATV ride takes about 2 hours roughly.

Is pickup offered?

Yes. Pickup is offered, and the tour returns you back to the lobby afterwards and ends back at the meeting point.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included.

Is insurance included?

Yes. The tour includes insurance.

Do I need prior rafting experience?

No prior rafting experience is required, as it’s stated that most travelers can participate.

Is the ATV ride meant for beginners?

The ATV full track is described as built for experienced riders, especially with challenging terrain like rocky paths, deep mud, river crossings, and steep slopes.

How big is the group?

The maximum group size is 5 travelers.

What time does the activity run?

The listed opening hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, it won’t be refunded.