ATV meets rice terraces in one day. This Ubud tour strings together an ATV jungle ride plus a swing view high over the greenery, then finishes with time at Tegalalang Rice Terrace for classic photos and walking through the paddies. It’s the kind of day that feels “active” without being a full-on hike.

I especially like that you get door-to-door private transfers, so you spend less time stuck in traffic and more time doing the fun parts. I also like that the tour includes the whole setup around the ATV: a guide, towel, changing room, and shower facilities—so you’re not scrambling to reset after getting muddy. My one caution: the ATV portion can feel fast and bumpy, so pay attention to the guide and ride within your comfort level.

Key things to know

• ATV + swing + rice terrace in a single 7–8 hour circuit around Ubud
• Pickup and private round-trip car to help you dodge traffic stress
• Uma Pakel Agro Tourism includes the jungle swing stop with great elevated views
• Lunch is included, served after the ATV activities at the finish point
• Changing room, shower, and towel are part of the ATV experience setup
• Minimum age is 10, and most people can participate

Price and time: what $89.52 buys you in Ubud

At $89.52 per person for a 7–8 hour day, this is a mid-range Bali activity price. The value comes from the “package” feel: you’re not just paying for one ride. You’re paying for an ATV experience, a jungle swing stop, entrance tickets, and a local lunch, plus private transportation.

Timing matters too. Start time is 8:00 am, which helps you get into the countryside while daylight is strong and temperatures are usually more manageable. By keeping everything in one morning-to-afternoon block, the tour cuts down on the extra arranging you’d otherwise do yourself.

Door-to-door private transfers: a real quality upgrade

If you’ve been around Ubud for long, you know the roads can be unpredictable. This tour handles that with door-to-door round-trip private transfers in an AC private car. For you, that means two practical wins:

• You’re less likely to lose time finding meeting points or coordinating multiple local taxis.
• You can just focus on the route: ATV, swing, then rice terrace walking.

The tour also runs as a private tour/activity for your group. That’s a big deal if you prefer having your own pace and fewer “waiting around” moments.

Stop 1 at Balaji Adventure Bali: ATV through jungle and rice views

This is the main engine of the day. At Balaji Adventure Bali, the ATV portion is described as about 2 hours exploring Bali nature, including jungle and rice field views with a finish point where lunch is served afterward. The experience is built around moving through jungle, rivers, and plantations—so even if you’ve done ATVs before, you should expect varied scenery rather than a single straight trail.

What makes this stop worth it is the combination of motion and views. ATVs are one of those activities where you can feel the terrain. When you’re riding through greenery and into rice areas, you get that countryside feeling fast, and it’s much more time-efficient than trying to stitch together farms plus viewpoints on your own.

A practical drawback to keep in mind: an ATV ride can be bumpy. One review specifically flagged being careful with the ATVs. So go in ready to follow instructions closely, keep a steady grip, and don’t try to “show off” at tight turns. If you’re not confident, tell your guide and take it slower.

Lunch after the ATV: refuel while the day is still going strong

After you finish at the ATV stop, lunch is served. That’s important because many ATV tours either rush you straight through or make you hunt for food afterward. Here, the lunch is built into the flow, so you can reset without the stress of planning.

It’s described as a hearty local lunch. Since you’re using shower facilities and changing afterward, it’s also the right time to do a proper break before the later photo stop.

Stop 2 at d’Alas Swing (Uma Pakel Agro Tourism): the elevated photo moment

Then you shift from “ride and move” to “pause and enjoy.” The d’Alas Swing stop at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism is about 1 hour. The big draw is height: you soar above the rice paddies and jungle view to capture your best pictures.

If you care about photos, this is the moment to do them with intention. Here’s why it works:

• You’re lifted into a perspective that’s hard to get from the ground.
• The rice terrace area creates layered backgrounds, which makes pictures look more dimensional.

This stop is also a nice mental switch from the ATV. Even if your body is tired, the swing portion gives you a built-in break from riding, and it’s pretty straightforward time-wise since it’s scheduled as its own stop.

Stop 3: Tegalalang Rice Terrace in walking mode

The final scenic stop is Tegalalang Rice Terrace, about 1 hour. It’s positioned as both sightseeing and a walk through rice paddies, with time to meet local farmers as you stroll.

This is where the tour turns from “viewing” into “understanding the place.” A rice terrace is not just scenery—it’s agriculture shaped by people. Even with a short walk, meeting farmers (as described) helps add context beyond a photo stop.

The trade-off is that the walking time is limited. You’ll get enough time to enjoy the area and take pictures, but you won’t suddenly become a slow-travel farmer-in-training. So if you want lots of wandering beyond the main viewpoints, plan extra time on your own after the tour ends.

ATV ride comfort tips: clothes, towel, and shower facilities

Because this is an ATV day, plan like it might get messy. The tour explicitly asks you to bring extra clothes. Do that, even if you think you’ll stay clean. Mud, water, and sweat happen fast on countryside routes.

The good news is that the experience includes practical recovery items: a towel, changing room, and shower facilities. That means you can get refreshed before continuing with swing photos and the rice terrace walking part.

If you’re bringing a day bag, keep your valuables secure and keep a spare phone setup in mind. The tour includes bottled water, so you don’t have to carry hydration for the day.

English-speaking support and the driver experience

The tour includes an English speaking driver or guide, plus an ATV guide. That matters because ATVs are not purely a selfie activity. You need someone to explain how to ride safely and how to handle the route.

One name that stands out from the reviews is Darma, described as looking after the group really well. While you can’t assume a specific person will be your driver, the fact that the experience can involve drivers with that kind of care is a good sign: it suggests the operator prioritizes making the day manageable, not just fast.

Who should book this tour (and who should think twice)

This is a strong choice if you want a full Ubud countryside sampler in one go: ATV adventure, jungle swing views, and Tegalalang rice terrace time with walking.

It fits especially well if:

• You’d rather handle one organized day than piece together multiple stops.
• You want pickup and an AC car to reduce the logistics stress.
• You like a mix of action and scenic breaks.

Consider thinking twice if:

• You’re very uncomfortable on fast or bumpy rides. The tour involves ATVs, and one caution in the feedback is to be careful.
• You’re hoping for a long, slow rice-terrace hike. The terrace stop is about 1 hour.

Also note the minimum age is 10 years. If you’re traveling with kids, double-check comfort level with riding and follow the guide’s instructions carefully.

Booking value check: is it worth it?

For me, the booking decision comes down to how efficiently you get the day’s core highlights. You’re paying for a sequence that’s hard to replicate easily on your own without arranging:

• ATV activity fees and guide support
• entrance tickets
• lunch (served after ATV)
• two major viewpoints (swing and Tegalalang)
• pickup and private transport

At $89.52, the price feels justified when you compare it to the cost of coordinating ATVs plus transportation plus tickets plus lunch separately. It becomes especially good value if you’re going with a group, since group discounts are mentioned in the tour summary.

If you want an active day that still includes classic Ubud scenery, this tour is one of the simplest ways to do it.

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

I’d book it if you want one structured day that combines countryside riding, elevated photo time, and a meaningful rice terrace walk. The included shower setup, towel, and extra clothes guidance make the ATV part feel less risky and more comfortable than “DIY ATV” days.

Skip it (or at least adjust expectations) if you’re looking for a quiet, low-impact nature experience. This day is built around movement, and the ATV portion is the center of the plan. Also, go in with the mindset of riding carefully and listening to instructions, not speed-chasing.

If that sounds like your kind of Bali day, you’ll likely leave with the exact mix of action and scenery people come to Ubud for.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The tour start time is 8:00 am.

How long is the experience?

The duration is about 7 to 8 hours.

Is pickup included?

Yes. The tour offers door-to-door round-trip private transfers.

Is the tour private?

Yes. It is listed as a private tour/activity, with only your group participating.

What activities are included?

You’ll do an ATV ride through nature, visit the d’Alas Swing at Uma Pakel Agro Tourism, and then visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace for sightseeing and a walk.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included and is served after the ATV activities at the finish point.

Are entrance tickets included?

Yes. Entrance tickets are included.

What should I bring?

Bring extra clothes, and plan to follow the day’s guidance for dressing for an ATV outing.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is 10 years.

Can I cancel and get a full refund?

Free cancellation is available. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.