ATV Quad Bike and White Water Rafting in Ubud Bali

Two roaring adventures, one Ubud day. This small-group tour strings together ATV quad biking and Ayung River white-water rafting, sweeping past rice fields, tropical forest, canyons, waterfalls, and a muddy track before you cool off in the water. It runs about 8 hours, and round-trip hotel pickup can be added so you spend less time figuring out logistics.

I really like the built-in breaks: lunch is included twice, with meals served after both the ATV and the rafting. I also like the no-drama setup, with safety-approved equipment, professional instructors, and on-site comfort basics like lockers and changing rooms. That matters when you’re going to get dirty and wet.

One thing to consider: this experience requires good weather. If conditions are poor, you’ll be offered another date or a full refund.

Key Highlights Worth Your Time

• Small group, max 15 people: more attention from instructors and guides, less waiting around.
• ATV route that’s more than a slow sightseeing loop: expect muddy tracks plus climbs and descents.
• Rafting on the Ayung River: a popular Bali adventure route with plenty of water action.
• Two included meals in nature: you’re not just eating once and then rushing.
• Safety and comfort included: safety-approved gear, insurance coverage, lockers, and changing/toilet facilities.

Why ATV Meets Ayung River Rafting in Ubud

This is one of those days that feels efficient in the best way. Instead of doing one activity at a time, you get two very different ways to experience central Bali in roughly 8 hours. On land, you’re bouncing through countryside scenes like rice fields, tropical forest, canyons, and waterfalls. Then you switch gears and hit the water on the Ayung River for white-water rafting.

The pairing works for a simple reason: ATV time heats you up fast, and rafting cools you down even faster. You also get a change of scenery in the same day. That means your “Bali nature fix” doesn’t end after the first stop.

It’s also built for people who don’t want a huge tour bus vibe. The group stays under 15, which usually translates to less time standing around while someone else straps in.

Price and Value: What $32 Really Buys You

At $32 per person, the big value isn’t only the fact that you’re doing two adventures. It’s what’s included around those activities.

Here’s what you’re paying for beyond the headline:

• Lunch is included twice (after the ATV portion and after rafting), with vegetable or chicken meal options plus mineral water.
• You get safety-approved rafting and ATV equipment, along with professional instructors.
• You’re covered by insurance coverage.
• Comfort basics are included: locker, changing room, and toilet facilities.
• If you select transfers, you get a private air-conditioned hotel transfer.

Then there’s the hidden value: you’re not spending extra time coordinating separate operators. Most people are booking this as a single day plan for a reason.

The only clear extras are souvenir photos (optional) and soft drinks (not included). If you want photos, it’s nice to know that’s the main purchasable add-on.

Getting There: Meeting Point, Pickup, and an 8-Hour Day

The day starts at Dadi Bali Adventures, at Jl. Begawan Giri, Melinggih Kelod, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali. The tour ends back at the same meeting point.

If your hotel is set up for pickups, you can select round-trip hotel transfer. The transfer is described as private and air-conditioned. In plain terms: this helps a lot in Ubud, where short distances can still turn into awkward timing if you’re relying on taxis or rides you have to hunt for.

You should plan for a full day (about 8 hours) where you’ll be active for long stretches. Even with a solid schedule, you’ll want to show up ready to ride and then ready to get wet again.

If weather turns rough, the tour requires good conditions. If it’s canceled because of poor weather, you’ll either get another date or a full refund—so you’re not stuck.

ATV Quad Biking in Ubud: What the Ride Is Like

The ATV portion is not framed as a slow, smooth “look at the view” ride. It’s positioned as a real adventure through Ubud’s countryside, including a wide muddy track plus features like Gorilla Cave, a waterfall, canyons, a river, and river crossings along the way.

One of the best signals for the experience style is the way the ATV ride is described: you’re not just cruising across paved roads. You can expect the kind of riding that gets your adrenaline up—hill climbs, descents, and sections that feel wet and messy by design. And yes, if you’re on the lookout, you might spot wildlife along the route; the rafting route in particular can come with cheeky monkeys.

Quad bikes are available as single or tandem rides, so you can choose the setup that fits your comfort level. If you’re traveling with someone, tandem can be an easy way to share the fun without splitting into separate vehicles.

Small-group matters here too. With a cap of 15 people, you’re more likely to get clear direction from the ATV instructor and spend more time riding instead of waiting.

Lunch Twice in Nature: Your Reset Between Adventures

This is a tour where food isn’t an afterthought. You’re told lunch is provided after rafting and after the ATV quad bike. That means you get two meals during the day, not one quick stop and then back to action.

Lunch is served with meal choices listed as vegetable or chicken, plus mineral water. The vibe is described as eating in the middle of nature, with views that include a green rice terrace and three-tiered pools (described as bright blue water).

This matters more than it sounds. White-water rafting is physically tiring, and ATV riding can shake you up. A real meal after each portion helps you reset your energy instead of powering through.

Practical note: you’ll likely be wet and muddy at some point. Bring the mindset that you’re not eating at a fancy restaurant. You’re eating outdoors while the day keeps moving—exactly the kind of thing that makes Bali tours feel different from the usual tourist checklists.

White-Water Rafting on the Ayung River: Safety First, Fun Always

The rafting happens on the Ayung River, called Bali’s top adventure route. This is where the day shifts from “dirt and goggles” to “water and spray.”

You get safety-approved rafting equipment plus professional rafting instructors. There’s also insurance coverage, which is a big plus for an active day. And there are locker, changing room, and toilet facilities, so you’re not just left to manage things in the open.

The physical experience is described as white-water rafting to cool off from Bali’s heat. The canyon, waterfall, and forest scenery around Ubud are part of the ride, so you’re not sitting on a raft watching the same bank slide by.

If you’re the sort of person who likes a little drama in your adventure, this is the right direction. If you’re expecting a gentle “river float,” you might find it more exciting than you planned—based on how the ATV is described as full-on fun, the rafting is likely similar in spirit.

A smart way to enjoy it: plan to get wet. Wear gear you’re fine with getting soaked, and accept that the best photos are the ones where you stop caring.

Guides, Gear, and Comfort Details You Should Actually Care About

This tour is careful about the stuff that can make an adventure day either easy or miserable.

Here’s what stands out:

• Professional instructors for both rafting and ATV quad biking
• Safety-approved equipment
• Insurance coverage
• Lockers and changing rooms plus toilet facilities

Those details are especially useful because you’re switching between activities. ATV time tends to leave you with mud, and rafting leaves you soaking wet. Having somewhere to change and store your stuff reduces stress.

Gear is handled by the operator, but you still control what you wear. If you want the day to feel smooth:

• Wear something you don’t mind getting ruined by water or mud.
• Skip anything fragile you can’t replace.
• Bring a simple plan for keeping your valuables safe between activities (a dry bag helps, even if lockers are provided).

Also note: souvenir photos can be purchased, but they’re not included. If you want photos, budget for them. Soft drinks aren’t included either, so hydrate from the provided meal water and plan accordingly.

Who This Tour Fits Best (And Who Might Want a Different Day)

This is a solid fit if you:

• Want adrenaline on land and water, not just sightseeing
• Prefer a small group experience (max 15)
• Like nature-based routes around Ubud: rice terraces, forest, canyons, and waterfalls
• Want food handled during the day, with two included lunches

It can also work across a wide age range. The tour states ages 7 to 65 can participate, and it notes that most travelers can join. Still, this is not a sit-and-watch activity. You’ll want to be comfortable riding and getting wet.

If you’re risk-averse, have mobility limitations that make uneven muddy surfaces hard, or you hate spray and mud, then this might feel too intense. In that case, you might prefer a more gentle Ubud nature tour or a separate rafting-only or ATV-only day where you can control the intensity.

Should You Book ATV Quad Biking and White-Water Rafting in Ubud?

If your goal is one unforgettable day in Ubud that mixes jungle scenery with real action, I’d book it—especially for the value and the structure. Two included meals, safety-focused equipment, insurance coverage, and a small group size for $32 is a strong deal for this kind of “two-adventure” format.

You should also book if you hate the idea of spending your vacation juggling transportation and timing. Optional hotel pickup and a straightforward meeting point-and-return plan keep the day easier.

I’d pause and think twice if:

• You’re traveling when weather is unstable (the tour requires good weather)
• You don’t enjoy getting muddy or soaked
• You want a calm, scenic-only day rather than climbs, descents, and white-water rafting

In short: for active travelers who want nature plus adrenaline, this is a practical, well-rounded Ubud day.

FAQ

How long does the ATV quad bike and white-water rafting experience take?

It’s about 8 hours (approx.).

How much does it cost?

The price is $32.00 per person.

How big is the group?

The tour has a maximum of 15 travelers.

Do I get hotel pickup?

You can choose private air-conditioned hotel transfer (pickup/drop-off), if selected with transfers.

What activities are included?

You’ll do ATV quad biking and white-water rafting on the Ayung River.

Is lunch included, and how many times?

Yes. Lunch is included twice, with meals provided after rafting and after the ATV quad bike. The meal options listed are vegetable or chicken, and it includes mineral water.

What happens if the weather is bad?

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

What isn’t included in the price?

Souvenir photos are not included (they may be available to purchase), and soft drinks are not included.

If you want, tell me your travel dates and whether you’re getting pickup. I can help you sanity-check if an ATV + rafting day fits your schedule and comfort level.