Three adrenaline hits in one Ubud afternoon. This combo pairs Ayung River rafting in Kedewatan, an ATV ride through Ubud countryside, and time at the Tegalalang rice terrace for the swing. It is a full-throttle mix of water, mud, and views.

I like how the day is organized into clear blocks, with pickup and coffee or tea on arrival. I also like the value details that travel days usually skip, like lunch, lockers, toilets, and changing rooms, plus insurance coverage for the activities.

The main thing to consider is that it is active, with a moderate fitness level needed and some walking down to the river. Also, if you want professional photos or video taken on the spot, plan on paying extra, since those are not included.

Key things to know before you go

• Ayung River rafting in Kedewatan with safety equipment and an instructor on hand
• ATV ride for single or tandem riders, about 1.5 hours
• A water stop during the ATV course, so you are not just guessing when to hydrate
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace visit with a swing option (if you select it) or just terrace time
• Built-in comfort basics, including lockers, toilets, and changing rooms

Why this Ubud combo works: rafting, quads, and swing views

This is the kind of Bali day that saves you from planning three separate tours. You get the water part (river rafting), the dirt part (ATV through rural Ubud), and then the wow part (Tegalalang’s famous rice terrace swing).

I like that the schedule is realistic. You are not doing 8 activities at once. You are doing three, with enough time to actually reset between them.

For many people, the value is the point. You are typically paying a premium when you want transport, safety gear, and a meal included. Here, the package includes roundtrip transport (as selected), coffee or tea on arrival, lunch, and changing facilities, with insurance coverage for the activities.

One small caution. This is not a “sit back and watch” tour. You will be getting wet for rafting and doing active riding for the ATV.

Kedewatan and the Ayung River: your rafting reality check

Your day starts in Kedewatan, then heads into the Ayung River rafting experience. The Ayung is known for scenic stretches and exhilarating rapids, so you are not just floating along.

The rafting time is about two hours, and the experience block can run closer to about two and a half hours depending on how the day flows. You will have an instructor or guide with safety equipment provided for the rafting portion.

What I appreciate most here is the practical setup. There are lockers, toilets, and changing rooms available, which matters in Bali because you do not want to finish rafting and then scramble. You also get a coffee or tea on arrival, so the day does not start cold or chaotic.

There is also a physical component that is worth knowing. You may do some walking down to reach the river. In plain terms, wear gear you can handle wet and a little muddy, and don’t plan on bringing anything fragile.

If you want the “thrill” without the guesswork, this is a good fit. You are not navigating the logistics of where to start, how to get suited up, or what safety gear you need. The guide and equipment are part of the package.

ATV in Ubud: rice paddies, village tracks, and that tunnel moment

After rafting, you switch from water adrenaline to off-road adrenaline. The ATV portion is about 1.5 hours, and you can ride single or tandem depending on what you select.

This ride is designed for the parts of Ubud you would struggle to reach by normal car travel. Expect trails that cut through rice paddies and areas around small villages, plus some river-bank scenery. It is the kind of route that makes you feel like you are actually moving through the island, not just driving past it.

One detail I really like is the structure of the ride. There is an instructor or guide with the group, and safety equipment is included. You are also given downtime in the middle of the course to replenish water, which helps a lot when the heat starts stacking up.

About that route description that gets people excited. You may ride through a section that feels darker and more intense, described as an ancient tunnel area, plus “tension passes” that add drama to the terrain. Even if you are not a thrill-seeker, it is the sort of highlight that makes the ATV portion feel like an experience, not just a quick spin.

Is it for beginners? The general setup is flexible because you are given a guide and the riding time is not extreme. That said, you should have reasonable balance and comfort with controlled speeds over uneven ground.

The Tegalalang Rice Terrace swing: optional, but the setting is the point

When you reach Tegallalang, the energy shifts again. This is not about getting splashed or muddy. It is about slowing down for that iconic Bali rice terrace view.

You visit the Tegalalang Rice Terrace for about 1 hour. You can choose the swing at this stop if it is selected, or you can simply enjoy the terrace views during your afternoon time.

The swing itself is a big draw because you get the perspective of the terraces below you. Even if you skip the swing, this stop still works as a visual payoff after rafting and ATV.

One smart way to use this time is to treat it like your “photos and recovery” window. You can rinse your head a bit, catch your breath, and do some scenic browsing without worrying about timing the next activity.

If you are someone who hates feeling rushed, this terrace portion is your friend. Compared to the intensity of the water and the ATV, the pace here is easier to manage.

What you get for around $20: value that actually holds up

At about $20.02 per person, this package is priced like a budget deal, but it is built like a full activity day. The big win is that it bundles several costs that usually pile up:

• Transport in an A/C vehicle (roundtrip, as you select)
• Coffee or tea on arrival
• Safety equipment and instruction for both rafting and ATV
• Locker, toilets, and changing room facilities
• Lunch
• Insurance coverage for the activities

That combination is why the price can feel surprising. Many “thrill tours” either leave out meals, or they make you pay extra for basic comfort, or they ignore the insurance question.

Now, the tradeoffs. The package does not include professional photos or video from on-site photography. That professional set is listed as IDR260,000 per booking. If you love having polished action shots, you need to decide in advance whether that is worth it for you.

Also, you should think of this as a plan that runs on selected options. River rafting and ATV are included as your selected options, and the swing at Tegalalang is included only if you select that option.

Timing, group size, and how smooth the day feels

The tour duration is listed as about 2 to 10 hours, which sounds wide, but it usually means your total time depends on which options you choose and how quickly the day runs at each stop.

The blocks themselves are clearer. Rafting is about 2 hours, ATV is 1.5 hours, and Tegalalang is about 1 hour. In between those, you have transfers, changing, and getting briefed.

Group size is capped at a maximum of 50 travelers. That matters because it helps avoid the feeling of being herded like luggage. You still should expect a group vibe, but it should not feel out of control.

Pickup is offered, and the day is structured around a meeting point with transport back after the last stop. You also get a mobile ticket, and confirmation is provided at booking time.

One practical note. If you are sensitive to tight schedules, you will want to arrive early enough to account for Bali traffic and your own timing with snacks and water. The itinerary is built for activity flow, not for long wandering time.

What to pack and how to prepare without overthinking it

This day mixes water, off-road dust, and outdoor time at a viewpoint. Keep your packing simple.

Bring something you can wear that handles getting wet for rafting, and that you do not mind if it comes back muddy. If you have a change of clothes, you will feel happier during the terrace stop. For personal items, store them where water will not reach.

If you wear jewelry, consider leaving it behind. It can be uncomfortable on the ATV, and it is rarely worth the risk near water.

Also plan your expectations around photos. If you think you will want pro action shots, set aside the extra budget for them. The package does not include them, and the price is clearly set for the professional service.

Finally, consider your fitness level. The tour requests a moderate physical fitness level. That is not about being an athlete. It is about being comfortable with active riding and some walking.

Who this tour suits best

This combo is ideal if you want a fast hit of Bali outdoors without spending a whole week planning it.

You will likely enjoy it if you:

• Want one-day adventure variety instead of choosing just rafting or just ATV
• Like scenic breaks, not only adrenaline
• Prefer a structured day with safety gear and guides included
• Want transport, lunch, and basic facilities handled for you

It may not be ideal if you:

• Have low tolerance for getting wet and handling muddy conditions
• Really dislike physical activity beyond light walking
• Need a very slow, restful schedule all day

Should you book this Ubud adventure combo?

If you want the best kind of deal, the kind that includes transport, safety equipment, locker access, lunch, and insurance coverage while still hitting rafting, ATV, and Tegalalang, then yes, this is worth booking.

I would book it especially if you are staying in or near Ubud and want a day that feels like a real change of scenery: river rapids, rural trails, and rice terrace views. The swing option at Tegalalang adds a classic visual payoff, and the terrace stop gives you a chance to recover.

If you are unsure, decide based on two things. First, are you comfortable with moderate activity? Second, are you okay paying extra if you want professional photos?

If those answers are yes, this is a strong way to turn one Ubud day into an adventure that hits all the right notes.

FAQ

Where is this adventure tour based?

The tour is in Ubud, Indonesia, with activities centered around Kedewatan (rafting) and Tegallalang (rice terrace swing).

What activities are included?

The experience includes Ayung River river rafting, an ATV ride, and a visit to Tegalalang Rice Terrace where you can get the swing or simply enjoy the afternoon time, depending on the option you select.

How long does the tour take?

The tour is listed as approximately 2 to 10 hours. The main activity blocks are about 2 hours for river rafting, about 1.5 hours for the ATV ride, and about 1 hour at Tegalalang Rice Terrace.

Is pickup and transportation included?

Roundtrip transportation with an air-conditioned vehicle is included as your selected option. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included in the package.

Do I get safety equipment and guides?

Yes. Safety equipment and an experience instructor or guide are included for both river rafting and the ATV ride.

Is there insurance coverage?

Yes. The activities coverage includes insurance.

What fitness level do I need?

The tour asks for travelers with a moderate physical fitness level.

Are professional photos or video included?

No. Professional photo or video is available on the spot for IDR260,000 per booking, and it is not included.

Can I get a refund if I cancel?

No. This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.