Bali ATV Quad Bike & Ayung River Rafting Combo with Lunch

Ubud’s best action day is not a quiet temple visit. This ATV and Ayung River rafting combo sends you through mud, rocky tracks, river crossings, and jungle trails, then into a raft for rapids, waterfalls, and carved stone along the river route. It is a full-body day with a good mix of speed and scenery.

I like two things here. First, the ATV course is built for riders who want real obstacles, not just a gentle ride around a field. Second, the package handles the practical pieces, including equipment, insurance, lunch, a shower, and transport help. The main drawback is that the full-track ATV ride is aimed at experienced riders, so beginners may find the rocky slopes and mud demanding.

Key points before you book

• Two major activities in one day: Plan on roughly two hours of ATV riding and two hours on the Ayung River.
• A serious ATV course: Expect rocky paths, deep mud, river crossings, steep slopes, and jungle tracks.
• River scenery beyond the rapids: The rafting route includes waterfalls, lush jungle, and natural stone carvings.
• Small group size: The activity has a maximum of five people, which can make instructions and group movement easier.
• Lunch and a shower included: You can clean up after the wet and muddy activities before heading back.
• Best for confident, active riders: No previous rafting experience is needed, but the ATV route favors people comfortable with driving and braking.

Why this Ubud combo makes sense

At $100 per person, this is not the cheapest way to spend a morning in Bali. It is a practical package for anyone who wants two paid activities in one outing, rather than arranging rafting, an ATV ride, lunch, and transport separately.

The value depends on how much you want to do. If your ideal Bali day includes a long ATV ride and river action, the combination saves you from making two separate bookings. Admission, equipment, insurance, and lunch are included. Pickup is offered, and the day finishes back at the meeting point.

The schedule is listed as approximately eight hours. That matters because this is not a quick add-on between sightseeing stops. You will need most of a day, and the muddy ATV route alone can be tiring before you reach the river.

The published operating window is 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, Monday through Sunday, for the stated booking period. Since the advertised duration is about eight hours, confirm the exact pickup and start time when you reserve. The supplied schedule and duration do not line up neatly, and a clear start time will help you plan the rest of your day.

Registration and the first safety briefing

When you arrive, you register before taking part. A guide then shows you how to use the equipment and explains what to do during the activities. This first briefing is especially important for the ATV portion, where braking and handling affect both your comfort and control.

You do not need previous rafting experience. The staff explain how to handle the raft and what to do on the river, so first-time paddlers can take part. You still need energy and a willingness to get wet. This is an active outing, not a scenic ride where you sit back and watch.

The group limit is five people. That is a useful detail if you prefer a smaller outing. It can mean less waiting while the guide explains the equipment and a more manageable group on the trail and river. The information provided does not name the guides, so you should not expect to book a specific person.

Two hours on the ATV full track

The ATV section is the more demanding half of the day. The full track is designed for experienced riders and includes rocky paths, deep mud, river crossings, steep slopes, and jungle trails. You are not simply following a smooth dirt road through the countryside.

That description gives you a clear idea of the ride’s character. The fun comes from working through changing terrain. Mud tests your control, slopes require attention, and water crossings add another physical challenge. The route is built to feel like an adventure course, with enough variety to keep the ride from becoming repetitive.

If you already know how to drive an ATV, you will probably get more from this section. Timing your braking matters, especially as the route changes from a flat track to rocks, slopes, or mud. If you have little or no ATV experience, ask questions during the equipment demonstration and take the guide’s instructions seriously.

The course can get muddy. That is part of the appeal, but it also changes what you should expect from the day. You will not finish this ride looking fresh for a formal lunch in town. The included shower is useful here, not an afterthought.

The strongest praise for the ATV portion focuses on its length and the amount of fun packed into the route. It is described as longer and more entertaining than several other ATV outings. That is helpful when judging the $100 price, since a short, gentle ride would not offer the same value.

Still, the difficulty is worth taking seriously. A rider who wants a calm introduction may prefer a less technical route. This activity is a better match for someone who likes mud, obstacles, and a physical challenge.

Roughly two hours on the Ayung River

After the ATV ride, the day moves to white water rafting on the Ayung River. The river section lasts about two hours and combines active paddling with scenery. You will pass waterfalls, jungle surroundings, and natural stone carvings along the route.

The Ayung River setting gives the rafting more character than a simple race through rapids. You get periods of action, then views of the river corridor and its carved stone details. The scenery helps break up the physical work of paddling.

No prior rafting experience is required. The guide provides instructions before you begin and explains what to do during the run. That makes this part more approachable than the ATV ride, especially if you are new to river rafting.

You should still bring a ready-to-get-wet attitude. The activity description makes clear that splashing is part of the fun. I would treat the river portion as an active outing where you cooperate with the group, follow directions, and enjoy the changing pace.

The information does not specify the exact grade of the rapids, the number of rapids, or the distance traveled. Do not book this expecting a precise technical rafting profile. What you can count on is about two hours on the river, instruction, equipment use, and a route with waterfalls, jungle, and carved stone.

Lunch, a shower, and the useful finish

Once both activities are complete, you are brought back to the lobby. Lunch is served there, and you can take a shower. This finish is one of the package’s most practical features.

After mud, river water, and a full day of movement, a shower changes how easy it is to continue with your Bali plans. Lunch also means you do not need to arrange a separate meal immediately after the activity. The food itself is described positively in the supplied feedback, but no menu is given, so do not book this for a specific dish.

The included lunch adds value without making the outing feel padded. It gives you a pause after the physical parts of the day and lets you leave in a cleaner, more comfortable state.

Additional expenses are not included. The package covers lunch, admission fees, insurance, and use of equipment, but you should allow room in your budget for anything outside those inclusions.

Pickup, meeting point, and group size

The starting point is in Ubud, in Gianyar Regency, Bali. The activity ends back at the meeting point. Pickup is offered, and hotel pickup and drop-off are part of the practical appeal described for the outing, but confirm the exact pickup area and time before booking.

Transport matters because the activities take most of a day. If pickup works for your accommodation, it removes the need to arrange separate transport to Ubud. If it does not, you will need to reach the listed meeting point yourself.

The maximum group size is five people. That is notably smaller than a large coach-style activity and should suit you if you prefer a more contained day. A small group can also make it easier to hear the guide and move through the two activities without a large crowd.

The booking confirmation is provided at the time of reservation. Mobile tickets are supported, which keeps the check-in process simple. You will still register on arrival before the equipment demonstration.

Who will enjoy this day most

I would recommend this outing to an active couple, a small group of friends, or a confident solo participant who wants a high-energy Ubud day. It works particularly well if you want both motorized trail riding and river activity instead of choosing only one.

The rafting is accessible to people with no previous experience, provided they can follow instructions and take part in the physical activity. The ATV course is a different matter. Its rocky paths, mud, river crossings, and steep slopes make it better suited to riders who are already comfortable with an ATV.

This may not be the best choice if you want a relaxed cultural day, a short activity, or a polished ride with little dirt. It is also not ideal if you want to spend the afternoon in clean clothes without access to a shower. The activity is built around getting wet, muddy, and involved.

Most people can participate according to the supplied information, and insurance is included. The listing does not provide detailed medical, age, or mobility requirements, so ask the provider if you have a condition that could affect ATV riding, rafting, steep terrain, or physical exertion.

How the $100 price compares in practical value

The $100 price covers a lot in one day: two main activities, admission fees, equipment, insurance, lunch, and transport assistance. The strongest value comes from the combination. Booking two separate adventures could cost more and would require you to coordinate timing and transport.

The package also avoids a common problem with outdoor activities: finishing wet and muddy with nowhere to clean up. The included shower adds real convenience, especially if you have an evening plan in Ubud.

The price is less attractive if you only want a gentle ATV ride or a short rafting session. You are paying for a long, active day and a course with demanding terrain. The right question is not simply whether $100 is cheap. Ask whether you want roughly eight hours of action, food, equipment, and logistics handled together.

Booking details worth checking first

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. A cancellation inside that window is not refunded, and changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted. The cut-off uses Bali local time.

Before paying, confirm three things: your pickup arrangement, the exact start time, and whether the ATV course matches your riding ability. The stated hours and approximate duration deserve particular attention because they are not perfectly aligned.

The activity is provided by Ars Bali Tour. The experience has a five-out-of-five rating based on three supplied reviews, with especially strong praise for the ATV route, organization, pickup, lunch, and the guides’ attention to safety and enjoyment.

Should you book this Ubud adventure?

Book it if you want a full day of physical action and like the idea of mixing muddy ATV riding with Ayung River rafting. The small group, included lunch, equipment, insurance, shower, and possible pickup make the $100 price reasonable for the right person.

I would book this for an experienced ATV rider who wants a longer, more challenging course, or for a small group that wants a shared Bali adventure. I would hesitate if you are looking for a gentle first ATV ride, a quiet nature outing, or a tightly timed half-day plan.

The deciding point is simple: the rafting welcomes beginners, but the ATV section sets the tone. If rocky tracks, mud, slopes, and river crossings sound like the fun part, this combo gives you a lot to do for one day.

FAQ

Where does the ATV and rafting combo start and finish?

It starts in Ubud, in Gianyar Regency, Bali. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

How long does the experience take?

The experience lasts approximately eight hours. The ATV portion takes about two hours, and the rafting portion takes roughly two hours, with registration, instruction, lunch, shower time, and transfers included in the day.

Is hotel pickup available?

Pickup is offered. The supplied information also describes hotel pickup and drop-off as part of the organized experience, but you should confirm the exact pickup location and time when booking.

Do I need previous rafting experience?

No. Previous rafting experience is not required. The guide explains how to use the equipment and what to do during the activities.

What is included in the $100 price?

The price includes lunch, admission fees, insurance, and use of the equipment. Additional expenses are not included.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted, and the amount paid is not refunded.