Infinity Bali Rafting Ubud Combine 1,5 hrs Quad Bike

The best part of this Ubud outing is the contrast: you spend two hours pushing through Ayung River rapids, then trade a paddle for a throttle and ride an ATV through rice fields and village country. I like the river scenery, including stone carvings and waterfalls, and the chance to choose between solo and tandem riding. The price of $20 per person is appealing for two major activities, though you should confirm exactly what is included if you need transfers.

I also like that the rafting guides play a large role in the day. Billy has been praised for his humor and long experience on the river, while Gung Wira and Gede have been singled out for friendly, hands-on help. The weak point is organization around pickup: one booking led to a missed pickup and a long wait, so I would confirm the meeting time and vehicle details before setting out.

Key points to know before you book

• Two very different activities: Raft the Ayung River for about two hours, then ride an ATV for roughly 1.5 hours.
• Ayung River scenery: Expect rapids, waterfalls, stone carvings, tropical plants, and a walk down to the river starting point.
• Solo or tandem ATV: Solo riders must be at least 16, while tandem rides put one driver and one passenger on a quad bike.
• Age rules matter: The minimum age is listed as five, but children aged 7 to 16 must ride as tandem passengers with an adult present.
• Guides can shape the day: Billy, Gung Wira, and Gede have been praised for humor, river skill, and personal assistance.
• Allow extra time with transfers: The activities total about 3.5 hours, but the full trip can take about nine hours with pickup and drop-off.

Why this rafting and ATV combination works

Ubud is a good base for an active day because the countryside begins quickly beyond the town’s cafes and galleries. This tour gives you two ways to see it. From the river, you look up at rock walls, forest, waterfalls, and carved stone. From the ATV, you pass through rice fields, bamboo, riverside paths, and traditional Balinese villages.

I like the combination because the activities feel different rather than repetitive. Rafting is a shared effort. You follow commands, work with the boat, and let the guide choose the safest line through the rapids. The quad bike portion is more individual. You control the vehicle and deal with uneven tracks at your own pace, under the direction of an experienced guide.

The listed price is $20 per person, which can be strong value if both activities, lunch, and the standard admission costs are covered as described. Pickup is offered, but the information gives a separate approximate duration for packages with transfers. Ask for a clear price breakdown before paying if transport is important to you.

This is not a quiet sightseeing day. You need good physical fitness, and both activities involve movement, water, mud, and uneven ground. You should also be ready for a long day if your booking includes transport from your hotel.

The Ayung River begins with a walk into the forest

The rafting portion takes place on the Ayung River, described as Bali’s biggest and longest river. The river is rated Class III and can rise to Class IV during the rainy season, so conditions may be more forceful at wetter times of year.

The approach to the river is part of the setting. The starting point is about ten minutes by car from the Infinity Bali office, followed by a walk through rainforest to the water. That walk means you do not simply step from a vehicle into a raft. You get an early look at the thick plants and steep river country around Ubud.

It also means you should wear practical footwear and be prepared for stairs or an uneven path. The information does not specify the exact condition of the trail, so I would not plan this in delicate sandals or clothing you need to keep clean.

Before the raft moves, your guide gives instructions and helps organize the group. The guide matters here. Billy has been praised for his humor, his eight years of river experience, and his ability to recognize the rocks and river route. Gung Wira has also been praised for explaining the activity before departure and helping create a friendly atmosphere.

Those details are useful because a rafting trip depends heavily on communication. You want a guide who gives clear commands and keeps the boat moving as a team. Skill is especially important if water levels rise and the river reaches stronger Class IV conditions.

Two hours among rapids, carvings, and waterfalls

The rafting route lasts about two hours. You can expect a mix of moving water and calmer stretches, with views of waterfalls, tropical plants, wildlife, and stone carvings along the river.

The carvings are one of the more unusual features. They give the river route a distinctly Balinese character and break up the natural scenery with large-scale stone work. The waterfalls add another visual change, and you may get close enough to feel spray or stop near refreshing water, depending on the route and conditions.

The rapids provide the excitement, but the river is not only about speed. Calmer sections allow you to look around and appreciate the steep banks and plant life. That balance makes the rafting suitable for people who want adventure without spending every minute in rough water.

The conditions can change with the season. Class III water is already active, and the possibility of Class IV during the rainy season matters if you prefer a gentler outing. Good weather is required for the activity, and poor conditions can lead to a date change or a full refund.

One practical point: the advertised rafting time is about two hours, not the total time spent preparing, walking to the river, and returning afterward. Build in room for those extra steps when planning other activities in Ubud.

Lunch gives you a break before the ATV ride

After rafting, the day includes a buffet lunch before the quad-bike portion. That pause is useful. Rafting uses more energy than the short activity description may suggest, and you will want time to dry off, eat, and change into the required riding gear.

The provided details do not list the buffet menu, so I would not book this expecting a particular dish or dietary setup. If you have special food needs, ask ahead of time. The important point is that lunch is built into the flow instead of making you search for food between activities.

You then put on a helmet and boots for the ATV ride. The protective equipment is a basic but important part of the outing. Quad bikes can be manageable for beginners, but the route still includes countryside tracks and uneven surfaces.

The ATV route trades the river for rice fields

The ATV portion lasts about 1.5 hours. You follow an experienced guide through rice paddies, bamboo forest, riverside areas, and villages. This is a useful way to see rural Ubud because the quad bike reaches places that are not part of a standard town tour.

I would think of this as a guided countryside ride, not a chance to race. You need to follow the route and the guide’s instructions, especially if the track becomes muddy or rough. The information says the course is suitable for all skill levels, but you still need a strong level of physical fitness for the combined day.

The route’s appeal comes from variety. Rice fields give you open views, bamboo creates a more enclosed stretch, and the village sections connect the ride to daily Balinese life. The countryside is the main attraction here, not a high-speed machine.

You can choose a solo or tandem ride. Solo means each participant drives a quad bike, and the minimum age for solo riding is 16. Tandem means two people share one ATV, with one person driving and one passenger. Tandem bookings must be made in groups of two, such as two, four, six, or eight people.

The age rules need careful attention. The overall minimum age is listed as five, but children aged 7 to 16 must have an adult present and ride as tandem passengers. The details do not explain the arrangement for children aged five or six, so families with children in that range should confirm the rule before booking.

Guides make a real difference

The strongest part of this activity is likely to be the staff you get on the day. Billy has been praised for combining humor with river safety and route knowledge. Gung Wira has been praised for being kind and explaining what to expect before the rafting began.

Gede also received warm praise for his help during the outing. In one case, he physically helped a participant back up during the return portion of the route. That tells you something practical about the activity: you may need assistance on steep or tiring sections, and a helpful guide can turn an awkward moment into a manageable one.

You cannot request a particular guide based on the supplied details, so treat those names as examples of the staff associated with the experience rather than a guarantee. Still, the pattern is encouraging. Guides are not just there to point out the route. They help with safety, instructions, encouragement, and the small problems that come with an active day.

The less positive issue concerns coordination outside the activities. One booking involved a missed pickup and incorrect meeting information, followed by a long wait. I would send a message or call to confirm the pickup location, meeting time, and driver contact before the day begins. This is especially important if you are staying outside central Ubud.

Timing, transfers, and group arrangements

The rafting and ATV activities together take about 3.5 hours. The broad tour duration is given as four to five hours, but the package with transfers can take about nine hours from pickup to drop-off. These figures appear to describe different booking arrangements, so read the option carefully.

The drop-off returns you to the original pickup point. Pickup is offered, and the activity is also near public transportation, though the exact transport details are not provided. If you arrange your own way there, confirm the meeting point rather than assuming it is the same as the activity provider’s office.

This is described as a private activity, meaning only your group participates. That can make the day easier to manage, particularly for families or friends choosing between solo and tandem ATVs. It does not mean the rafting river is private, and the guide will still manage the route and safety requirements.

Group discounts are offered. Since the price is already listed at $20 per person, larger parties should ask how the discount changes the final total. Also check if optional transfers alter the price.

Is $20 good value?

At $20 per person, the combination has a strong value case. You receive a guided river activity, an ATV ride, lunch, and access to two very different parts of Bali’s countryside. Paying separately for rafting and a quad-bike outing could easily cost more, though the supplied information does not provide separate prices for comparison.

The low price also means you should focus on what is included in your specific option. Pickup is offered rather than clearly included in every booking, and the experience provider is named as Bali ATV Ride Quad Adventure Tour while the activity is presented through Infinity Bali Adventure. Confirm the exact meeting point, transport arrangement, lunch inclusion, and equipment before you set off.

For an active couple or group of friends, the price looks particularly attractive. Families should focus less on the headline cost and more on the age rules, tandem requirements, and physical demands.

Who should book this day?

I would recommend it to you if you want a busy outdoor day and like switching between activities. It suits people who want to see Bali beyond central Ubud, enjoy guided adventure, and do not mind getting wet or dirty.

It can also work well for mixed groups. A confident adult can drive a tandem ATV with a younger passenger, while older participants can choose solo bikes if they meet the age requirement. The private group format may make this more comfortable than joining a large mixed party.

I would hesitate if you want a slow, polished sightseeing tour, have limited mobility, or dislike water and uneven ground. The walk to the river, rafting, and quad-bike ride all require physical effort. The possible pickup confusion is another reason to avoid leaving your schedule too tight.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund. If poor weather forces cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund.

Should you book Infinity Bali rafting and ATV?

Book it if you want good-value action and can handle a long, physical day. The Ayung River provides the more scenic and memorable portion, with waterfalls, stone carvings, and skilled guides helping you through the rapids. The ATV ride adds a practical look at rice fields, bamboo, riverside paths, and village country.

Before paying, confirm the pickup details, total duration, lunch, and whether you want a solo or tandem ATV. If you take those precautions and meet the age and fitness rules, this is a lively way to combine two classic Bali outdoor activities without spending a full day on only one of them.

FAQ

How long does the rafting and ATV experience take?

The rafting lasts about two hours, and the ATV ride lasts about 1.5 hours. The general activity duration is about four to five hours, while the package with transfers can take about nine hours from pickup to drop-off.

What river is used for the rafting?

The rafting takes place on the Ayung River near Ubud. The river is rated Class III and may rise to Class IV during the rainy season.

What can I see during the rafting trip?

The route includes tropical plants, wildlife, waterfalls, stone carvings, and natural river scenery. You also walk through rainforest to reach the river starting point.

Can I choose a solo or tandem quad bike?

Yes. Solo means each person rides their own quad bike, while tandem means two people share one quad bike, with one driver and one passenger.

What are the ATV age requirements?

The minimum age listed for the adventure is five. Solo quad-bike riders must be at least 16, and children aged 7 to 16 must have an adult present and ride as tandem passengers.

Is pickup available?

Pickup is offered, and the drop-off returns you to the original pickup point. Confirm the meeting time, location, and transfer details before the activity because arrangements can vary.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Poor weather cancellations offer a different date or a full refund.