Two thrills, one day. Infinity Bali Rafting in Ubud blends Ayung River rafting with an ATV quad ride through the countryside, so you get both white-water fun and fast quad time in one package. The rafting portion is the big draw, but the only real wrinkle is this: pickup and meeting-time details can be fussy, so confirm them clearly before you go.

I also like how the day is built around good guides. When you’re led by people like Billy on the river or Gung Wira during the walk-down to the water, safety talk feels practical, not scary, and the ride turns into a proper outing rather than just a drop-off. You’ll also get a buffet lunch between the water and the quads, which matters because quad rides are way more tiring than the photos suggest.

This is active travel, not a sit-and-sip day. You’ll want strong basic fitness for the river entry/exit and the ATV session, and quad rules are specific: solo driving is age 16+, while kids as passengers must follow the adult requirements for tandem rides.

Key highlights to know before you book

• Ayung River rafting runs about 2 hours with class III rapids (and possible class IV in rainy season)
• ATV quad riding is about 1.5 hours, guided through rice fields, bamboo, and riverside areas
• You can book rafting only, ATV only, or the full combo
• A private group means only your party participates
• Solo vs tandem quad rules: solo drivers are 16+, tandem needs adult/passenger conditions
• Good value at $20 per person, with admission tickets included

A One-Day Combo in Ubud: Raft First, Quad Later

What makes this combo appealing is the rhythm. You start on the Ayung River when you still feel fresh, then you switch gears after lunch for a quad ride that’s all about control, throttle timing, and bouncing your way through Bali’s green interior. Done right, it feels like two different sides of Ubud in one day.

I also like that the activities are guided end to end. On the river, a guide helps you read the current and steer through rapids safely. On the quad, you’re not just dropped on a vehicle; you follow a guide along a route designed for all skill levels, so you don’t need previous ATV experience to enjoy it.

One practical note: this day can stretch. The core activities are roughly 4 to 5 hours, but if you choose door-to-door transfers, expect closer to about 9 hours from pickup to drop-off. If you hate long days, you’ll want the schedule confirmed in advance.

Ayung River Rafting: Class III Fun With Rainy-Season Reality

The Ayung River is often called Bali’s longest river, and that reputation shows in the pacing. Your rafting segment is about 2 hours, and you’ll be moving through stretches that include waterfall scenery and stone carving details. It’s not just about splashing; it’s about seeing Bali from a moving boat.

The difficulty level matters. You’re listed for class III rapids, and during the rainy season conditions may rise to class IV. That doesn’t automatically mean a terrifying ride, but it does mean the day’s safety style may change based on water level. If rain has been heavy, plan to take your guide’s instructions seriously and keep a steady stance in the raft.

Water time also means you’ll likely get cold and wet, even if the weather is warm. The good part is that it’s the kind of cold that comes with adrenaline, not discomfort. And when you’re done, you’ll be glad there’s a lunch stop before the quad session.

The In-Between Break: Lunch and Gear Reset

Between the rafting and the ATV, you’ll have a buffet lunch. This matters more than it sounds, because people often underestimate how much effort goes into rafting aftermath. Your legs and shoulders are working, and then your quad session adds another round of standing, gripping, and bouncing.

You’ll also shift back into the “ride mode.” Expect helmet and boots before you get on the ATV. That basic safety gear makes the difference between an okay ride and a comfortable, controlled ride, especially if the track gets uneven.

A small but helpful detail: the rafting entry isn’t just drive-up-and-go. One guide experience described a walk down through rainforest before reaching the river. So yes, there may be some stepping on trails involved. If you’re carrying valuables, bring them in a simple, secure way and keep your main focus on the activities.

ATV Quad Ride in Ubud: Rice Paddies, Bamboo, and a Real Track

The quad portion runs about 1 hour 30 minutes and you ride with an experienced guide. The route is described as suitable for all skill levels, which usually means the track includes a mix of easy segments and more challenging bits so beginners can build confidence without getting overwhelmed.

The scenery you pass through is part of the value here. You’ll ride past rice fields, bamboo areas, and riverside zones with traditional Balinese villages nearby. It’s a different view than you get on a scooter, because ATVs feel slower in the mind and faster in the body. You notice the dirt, the turns, and the small changes in terrain.

Solo vs tandem is where you should think ahead. If you choose solo, you need to be at least 16. If you choose tandem, it’s one driver and one passenger on the same quad, but you’ll also need the right group setup: tandem rides must be booked in multiples of 2. For kids aged 7 to 16, an adult must be present for the passenger tandem ride. If that’s not your group makeup, you may end up choosing a different configuration than you first planned.

Guides, Safety, and Why Names Matter

This is one of those activities where the guide can make a huge difference. In the good versions of this day, the river guide turns safety into something you actually understand. Billy is one name that came up for making the trip fun and safe, with humor and the kind of river experience that helps you recognize rocks and currents quickly.

Gung Wira is another guide name you may hear around the rafting side, including guidance that starts early and keeps you moving with confidence. On the ATV side, Gede was mentioned for helping with the uphill return after the ride, which tells you something important: you’re not just “done” when the engines stop.

I’ll also add a practical safety mindset for you. Wear the provided gear correctly, listen to the guide the first time, and don’t rush. If you’re prone to skipping instructions because you think you already know, this is the day to slow down.

Transfers, Timing, and How to Avoid a Bad Start

Transfers are optional, but they’re the difference between a smooth day and a stressful scramble. The plan can include door-to-door round-trip transport, and drop-off returns you to your original pickup point. If you’re staying outside central Ubud, transfers matter because the activity may start near the rafting office area rather than right at your hotel door.

Still, there’s a lesson worth taking seriously: meeting time confusion has shown up before, including a case where a driver didn’t pick up as expected and the meeting time was wrong. That doesn’t mean it will happen to you, but it does mean you should act like it could. Before departure, confirm the meeting time and pickup details in writing, not just verbally.

Also check the timing expectations. The listed duration for the package with transfers is about 9 hours, even though the active parts are closer to 4 to 5 hours. Plan your day around that full window, especially if you have dinner reservations or a flight later.

Who This Combo Fits Best (and Who Should Think Twice)

This combo fits best if you want two active experiences without hopping between different companies and schedules. You get a real rafting outing plus a guided quad ride through Bali’s inland countryside. At $20 per person with admission tickets included, it’s a solid value if you’re ready for getting wet and getting dirty.

It’s also a good match if you’re comfortable with moderate physical activity. You’re advised to have a strong physical fitness level, with a minimum age of 5 for the adventure overall. Solo quad drivers need to be 16+, and tandem setups depend on group composition and adult presence rules for kids aged 7 to 16.

Think twice if you dislike long travel windows or if your schedule is fragile. With the transfers option, the day can run long, and walking/trail steps may be part of the rafting approach. If you want a low-effort day, you’ll probably be happier with an easier water activity or a scenic tour instead.

Price and Value: Is $20 Reasonable?

At $20 per person, the math is straightforward: you’re paying for two big-ticket experiences in one day—rafting and ATV riding—plus admission tickets are included. Many similar combos charge more once you add separate activity pricing, so bundling here is the main reason it feels like a bargain.

The trade-off is time and coordination. When two activities are chained together, you trade spontaneity for a set flow. If you’re the kind of traveler who likes control over every hour, make sure you’re comfortable with the schedule and confirm pickup details before you commit.

If you’re booking solo, think about whether solo quad is actually what you want. If you’re traveling as a pair or with kids, tandem rules can help you structure the day efficiently and avoid last-minute configuration changes.

Should You Book Infinity Bali Rafting Ubud + ATV Combo?

If you want a real adrenaline day in Ubud with guided rafting on the Ayung River and a quad ride through rice and bamboo scenery, I think this is a strong option. The best version of the experience hinges on your guide, and names like Billy, Gung Wira, and Gede show that strong guiding can turn this into a smooth, confident adventure rather than a chaotic one.

I’d book it when you’re physically ready, you can handle a long-ish day window (especially with transfers), and you’ll confirm meeting and pickup details ahead of time. If you’re picky about logistics or you get stressed when schedules shift, your success will depend on how carefully you verify the start point and timing.

FAQ

How long is the rafting and ATV combo?

The rafting part is about 2 hours, and the quad bike ride is about 1.5 hours. The overall trip time is listed as 4 to 5 hours, and with transfers it can take about 9 hours from pickup to drop-off.

Does the price include admission tickets?

Yes. Admission tickets are included for both the rafting and the ATV portions, and the price is listed at $20 per person.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup offered is part of the experience, and door-to-door round-trip transfers are described as optional. Drop-off returns you to the original pickup point.

Can I choose only rafting or only the ATV?

Yes. You can opt for only rafting, only the ATV ride, or combine both activities.

What are the age rules for the quad bike?

Solo quad riding requires a minimum age of 16. Tandem quad riding is driver plus passenger, and tandem must be booked in multiples of 2. Children ages 7 to 16 require an adult present for the passenger tandem ride.

What age can participate in the overall adventure?

The minimum age allowed for the adventure is 5 years.

How intense is the rafting on the Ayung River?

It’s described as class III rafting, with the possibility of class IV during rainy season when water levels rise. The river journey is approximately 2 hours.

What happens if 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 is the cancellation window?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Changes within 24 hours of the start time aren’t accepted, and late cancellations aren’t refunded.

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