If you want action and photos, this combo hits fast. In Ubud, you can pair ATV mud time or rafting with air-time rides like zipline, swing, and sky bike above Bali rice terraces. It’s built for different comfort levels, with safety gear and instructors doing the heavy lifting.

I like that it packs a lot of variety into a short window: dirt, water, and heights, all in one organized flow. I also like the on-site extras tied to the rice fields, including a culture stop that teaches you about Subak, Bali’s traditional irrigation system. The main thing to watch is logistics around wet gear and physical effort, since you’ll be active and you’re advised to bring a change of clothes.

Key Points Worth Knowing Before You Go

• Three rice-terrace games at U Fun Field: zipline, swing, and sky bike (about 1 hour total).
• Package-based adventure choices: ATV ride (about 1.5 hours) or rafting (about 2.5 hours), with time to change clothes between activities.
• Safety gear + insurance are included, plus instructors on hand.
• You get shower access after ATV/rafting, with soap and a towel.
• Lunch is included (fried noodles or French fries), keeping the cost tight at $32 per person.
• Max group size is capped at 100, so it’s not a tiny private thing, but it also should not feel like a stadium.

Why This Ubud Adventure Combo Works: Dirt, Water, and Air

This is the kind of tour you book when you’re trying to make one day in Bali count. You start on the rice-terrace side with rides that put you up in the air. Then you shift gears into either ATV riding through rough natural tracks or rafting that mixes steady paddling with rapids.

The value is the combination. At this price point ($32 per person), you’re not just paying for one thrill. You’re paying for multiple activities, safety gear, insurance, and a basic lunch. In other words, it’s built for people who want an active day without the usual add-on fees multiplying in your face.

A balanced note: it’s not a gentle “walk around and look pretty” day. You need strong physical fitness, and the activities can leave you wet or muddy—especially if you’re doing ATV plus the rice-terrace rides.

U Fun Field: Zipline, Swing, Sky Bike, and the Wings of Bali Photo Zone

Most of your rice-terrace action starts at U Fun Field, which also serves as the meeting and ticket redemption point (Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572). The morning setup is straightforward: your driver picks you up from your hotel (if that option is selected) and brings you to the start.

At U Fun Field, the tour runs the three games:

• Zipline
• Swing
• Sky bike

This segment is listed at about 1 hour, with admission tickets included. The big payoff here is the views. The rice terraces add scale to the height rides, so even if you’ve tried a swing elsewhere, this setting feels more dramatic. Several reviews also call out the specific U Fun Field attraction area linked to the Wings of Bali concept, which is the kind of place where the photo stops feel like part of the attraction itself.

There’s also a culture layer tied to the rice fields. Reviews mention visiting a farmer hut and learning about Subak, the traditional irrigation system. That’s a meaningful contrast to the adrenaline. It helps the day feel more like Bali—not just an amusement park.

One practical heads-up: these rides are active. You’ll want to wear clothes you can move in, and you’ll likely want your hair secured. If you plan on photos, bring patience. The rides are fun, but getting the right moment takes a little waiting and turning in lines.

ATV at Beji River: 1.5 Hours of Quad Riding Through Mud and Natural Tracks

If you choose the ATV package, the adventure starts with the quad ride at Beji River Adventure Bali. The ride itself is about 1.5 hours, and it’s designed to be exciting even if you’re not an experienced rider. You’ll have professional guidance, and you’ll be given safety equipment, including helmet and boots, plus harness and a safety belt.

Here’s what makes the ATV portion worth it: it’s not just a flat, controlled track. You’re on natural paths with off-road challenges. That’s why it’s messy. Reviews talk about riding through muddy trails, which is exactly what you should expect. The tour specifically recommends that you bring a change of clothes so you’re not miserable when you move to the next stop.

Also, you’re not stuck sweating it out without support. Storage is provided at the ATV/Rafting location, and there’s a shower with soap and a towel afterward. That detail matters more than people think. If you’ve ever tried to enjoy the rest of your day in wet clothes, you know why.

Who the ATV choice fits best:

• People who like getting dirty and moving at a real speed (safely).
• Couples and solo travelers who want one main thrill plus the rice-terrace rides.
• Anyone comfortable with an hour-plus of physical effort, plus the simple motion skills of ATV riding.

Rafting at Bali Bintang Rafting: 2.5 Hours of Rapids Plus a Cleanup

Swap the ATV choice for the rafting package, and your day flips. Rafting starts first at Bali Bintang Rafting, lasting about 2.5 hours. After that, you head to the next destination.

This is the part of the experience that blends chill with thrill. In the reviews, people describe rafting as a mix—enough action to feel exciting, but not so chaotic that the day stops being fun. The guides and safety setup help with that balance, and you’ll have insurance plus the support structure that comes with a guided operation.

The gear and the afterward are where this becomes practical. You get safety equipment at the rafting/ATV area, plus locker/storage. And again: there’s access to a shower, with soap and a towel. The shower isn’t a luxury if you’re then heading back out for dinner. It’s what turns this from an adventure into a complete outing.

If you’re comparing ATV versus rafting: ATV tends to feel like raw off-road energy. Rafting tends to feel more like being in the river with the jungle around you. Both include the adrenaline. You just get it in different flavors.

What’s Included (and Why It’s Good Value for $32)

The pricing here is the headline. At $32 per person, you’re getting a lot of operational stuff included—not just the activities.

Included features you can count on:

• Pickup & drop-off if you select that option
• Safety equipment: helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt
• Insurance
• Professional instructor/guide
• Locker/storage at the ATV/rafting location
• Shower, soap, and towel at ATV/rafting location
• Lunch: fried noodles or French fries
• Admission tickets free for the listed stops (per the itinerary details)

That matters because Bali adventure days often get nickeled and dimed: gear rental, photo costs, extra meals, and transportation. Here, the basics are already handled, and you can focus on doing the activities instead of managing logistics.

Also note the group size: the tour lists a maximum of 100 travelers. That’s a ceiling, not a promise you’ll be in a crowd—but it’s a clue that the operation is structured to handle multiple people at once. Your best bet is showing up on time to avoid losing ride slots.

And since the itinerary is time-based, the day should feel organized rather than chaotic. Your stops are scheduled with defined windows: about 1 hour at U Fun Field, then around 1.5 hours for ATV or 2.5 hours for rafting, with extra time in between depending on your package.

Getting Ready: Clothing, Fitness, and Weather Reality

This tour asks for strong physical fitness. That doesn’t mean you need to be an athlete, but you should be able to handle active riding and movement for a few hours. Heights rides like zipline and swings also mean you’ll be using your body for safety position changes and staying secure on the equipment.

For clothing, follow the simplest rule the itinerary gives you: bring a change of clothes. That recommendation appears in both the ATV-to-next-stop flow and the rafting-to-next-stop flow. Even if you plan to wear something fast-dry, you’ll still feel the difference after you’ve been muddy or wet.

What to pack (practical and small):

• A dry change of clothes
• A bag you trust for wet items
• Something you can wear while riding safely

Weather matters too. The experience requires good weather. If weather is poor, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. Translation: don’t plan this as the one single fixed moment of your Bali trip with no flexibility.

How the Whole Day Feels: A Realistic Timeline

Even though the tour length is listed as 3 to 6 hours (approx.), it won’t feel identical for everyone. Your schedule depends on whether you choose:

• ATV package
• Rafting package
• A combo-style day that includes the rice-terrace games plus ATV and/or rafting

A common flow looks like this:

1. Hotel pickup (if selected)
2. Arrive at U Fun Field for zipline/swing/sky bike (about 1 hour)
3. Head to Beji River for ATV (about 1.5 hours) or to Bali Bintang Rafting for rafting (about 2.5 hours)
4. Use the locker + shower at the ATV/rafting location
5. Eat included lunch (fried noodles or French fries)

Some reviews call the full combo a big day. Others will experience it more like a concentrated afternoon. Either way, the reason it works is that the activities rotate through different sensations: up in the air, then on the ground, then in the water.

Who Should Book This (and Who Might Skip It)

I’d point you to this tour if you want:

• A packed Ubud day with multiple adrenaline moments
• Rice-terrace views that aren’t just standing-and-waiting
• Safety gear and guides included, so you’re not figuring it out alone
• A chance to learn something light about Subak irrigation during the rice-field part

I’d think twice if:

• You dislike heights, since zipline and swings are core parts of the U Fun Field stop
• You hate getting wet or muddy, especially if you pick ATV and rafting combinations
• You want a slow, scenic day with long cultural pacing rather than action

It also makes sense for families, couples, and solo travelers because the activities are structured for all skill levels and guided throughout. Just be honest with yourself about physical comfort and the ability to handle active riding and quick transitions.

Should You Book This Ubud Adventure Combo?

Yes—if your priority is one action-heavy day with real variety. The combination of ATV or rafting plus rice-terrace air rides gives you more than the usual single-activity tours. Add included safety gear, insurance, locker access, and shower access, and the value looks strong.

Before you book, do two quick checks:

• Confirm which package you’re buying (ATV, rafting, or combo) so you know whether you’ll be doing both the quad ride and the river time.
• Plan for changes in clothing and the fact that good weather is required.

If you want a Ubud day that feels like Bali in motion—mud, water, and views—this is a solid pick. If you want only one thrill and a relaxed pace, you might be happier choosing a single-activity option instead.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and rafting plus zipline experience in Ubud?

It’s listed as about 3 to 6 hours.

Where do I meet for the tour?

The meeting point and ticket redemption point is U Fun Field, Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup and drop-off are included if you select that option.

What activities are included at U Fun Field?

You’ll do the 3 games there: zipline, swing, and sky bike.

If I choose ATV, how long is the ride?

The ATV quad bike ride is about 1.5 hours.

If I choose rafting, how long is the rafting session?

The rafting lasts about 2.5 hours.

What safety gear and facilities are provided?

You get safety equipment such as a helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt, plus insurance. There’s also locker/storage, and shower access with soap and a towel at the ATV/rafting location.

What should I bring?

The itinerary recommends bringing a change of clothes, since you may get wet or muddy between activities.

Is the tour affected by weather?

Yes. It requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.