Rice-terrace adrenaline starts in Ubud. This is a go-for-it day built around U Fun Field, where you trade normal sightseeing for zipline runs, swings over the rice views, and a sky bike in the air. I especially like that the adventure mix doesn’t require a single skill set, because your day can be built around either ATV or rafting while keeping the aerial rice-terrace portion the same.

I also like the practical side: you get helmets and safety gear, plus a real reset after getting muddy or soaked, with lockers and showers at the ATV or rafting stop. One possible drawback to plan for is the physical side, since the activity calls for strong fitness and you may want a change of clothes to stay comfortable after your ride.

Key Points Before You Go

• Two adventure choices: you pick the ATV quad biking option or the rafting option, then add the U Fun Field aerial activities.
• U Fun Field is the hub: zipline, swings, and sky bike happen there, so the day starts with big views and fast momentum.
• Mud and splash control: showers, soap, towel, and locker storage are included where you get wet or dirty.
• Safety kit is included: helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt, plus an instructor or guide.
• Food included on the action end: lunch is fried noodles or French fries at the ATV/rafting location.
• It works for many trip styles: you can do it as a couple, solo, or as a family activity, but bring good energy and fitness.

Ubud ATV + Zipline + Swing, What Makes This Combo Click

This is not a single activity. It’s a full-tilt adventure day with a simple rhythm: start with aerial fun, then switch to either land chaos (ATV) or water chaos (rafting), and finish with the chance to cool down and eat. The big win is that you get a strong mix of adrenaline and scenery without having to travel between totally separate half-day tours.

The U Fun Field portion feels like the showpiece because it’s stacked. You’re not just doing one thing like a zipline. You get multiple aerial options, including swings and a sky bike. Then, depending on what you chose, your day continues with either a quad ride on natural tracks or a rafting run on a river route that’s designed to feel exciting but manageable.

The timing is also worth noting. The itinerary lists 3 main blocks, totaling roughly 3 to 6 hours depending on whether you chose ATV or rafting. That range can sound vague, but it’s normal for Bali combo tours where pickups, check-ins, and activity pacing take time.

U Fun Field: Zipline, Swing, and Sky Bike Over Rice Views

Your day begins at U Fun Field. This is where the driver brings you from your hotel, then you jump into the 3 aerial games: Zipline, Swing, and Sky Bike. The scheduled time here is about 1 hour, and the vibe is fast and hands-on.

Why this stop matters:

• It’s visually rewarding right away. You’re up in the air looking over rice-terrace scenery, and that makes even short activity blocks feel like a highlight.
• Variety keeps it fun. You can like one activity more than the others and still feel like you got your money’s worth because you’re not repeating the same motion for hours.
• It helps first-timers. You don’t need athletic background knowledge. The setup is built around guided safety and hands-on instruction, and the tour is marketed as working for all skill levels.

What to consider:

• You’ll be moving from platform to platform quickly. If you get nervous with heights, tell your guide right away so you can plan your pace and choose the swing option that feels best.

ATV Quad Ride in Payangan: Mud, Natural Tracks, and a Shower Finish

If you choose the ATV package, the day switches to Beji River Adventure Bali for the quad bike portion. This is scheduled at about 1.5 hours. You’ll ride first, and then you go on to the next destination.

ATV details that help you set expectations:

• Natural tracks and off-road challenge. The focus is on off-road terrain, not showroom pavement.
• You’re likely to get dirty. The tour recommends bringing a change of clothes to stay comfortable after the ride.
• Safety gear is included. You’ll get helmet, boots, harness, and a safety belt, plus an instructor or guide.

The underrated value here is the reset after the mud. At the ATV and rafting location, the tour includes lockers and a shower setup (soap and towel included). That means you’re not stuck smelling like yesterday’s trail for the rest of your day.

Practical tip: wear something you can move in and that won’t mind getting wet or scuffed. You want quick comfort changes, not outfit drama.

Rafting on the River: How the Timing Works for Water Fun

If you choose the rafting package, the adventure starts with rafting first at Bali Bintang Rafting. The scheduled activity time is about 2.5 hours, and then you move on to continue the day.

This is the “action with breaks” option for people who like excitement but want to swap off-road mud for river energy. The tour includes professional guidance and safety equipment, and you also get the same included reset items at the rafting location, like lockers and showers.

Why this option is a solid match:

• More time on the main thrill. 2.5 hours means you’re not rushing, and you have time for instruction and the natural rhythm of a guided trip.
• Still fits the combo format. You’re pairing rafting with U Fun Field aerial activities, so you’re not choosing between scenery and adrenaline. You’re stacking them.

One thing to plan for: the tour recommends changing clothes after the rafting portion too. Bring them, and make your life easier once you’re done.

The Private Rice Fields Culture Moment: Subak and Farmer Hut Learning

Beyond pure rides, the experience includes a cultural component tied to the rice terraces. You get time for a cultural tour through private rice fields, with terrace views that feel more intimate than big group sightseeing.

Based on what’s described in the experience and supported by the activity details, this part can include learning about Subak, Bali’s traditional irrigation system, plus a visit to a farmer hut. Even if you’re not a culture-lecture person, this stop can add meaning to the day because it explains why the terraces look the way they do and how local water management supports rice farming.

This is the kind of add-on that makes the day feel like more than a highlight reel:

• You get a pause from gear and adrenaline.
• You see the human work behind the views you’re swinging over.
• You leave with at least one local detail you can connect to later, instead of only remembering the adrenaline.

If you dislike structured stops, you can still keep it light by focusing on the terrace views and asking one simple question about how Subak works. Guides usually make it straightforward when they’re in a teaching mode.

Price and Value: Why This Costs $32 and What You Get

At $32 per person, the value is mostly in the “stacking” effect. You’re getting multiple guided adventure elements in one organized flow, not just one activity and a transfer.

Here’s what’s factored into that value from the included list:

• Pickup and drop-off if you select the option
• Safety equipment (helmet, boots, harness, safety belt)
• Insurance
• Instructor or guide
• Locker/storage
• Shower, soap, and towel at the ATV/rafting location
• Lunch (fried noodles or French fries)
• The key activities, including zipline, swing, sky bike, plus either ATV or rafting depending on the package

What could affect the perceived value:

• You’re choosing between the ATV and rafting main portion. If you’re hoping for both ATV and rafting on the same day, this format may not match that expectation based on the way packages are described.
• Some extras can depend on what you select. The information notes that package inclusions differ, so check what your specific bundle includes before you go.

Still, for the money, the included safety gear, showers, and lunch are the difference between a fun day and a day where you constantly spend extra to feel civilized again.

Timing, Group Size, and Real-World Logistics in Ubud

The day runs about 3 to 6 hours. That’s a wide window, but it matches the reality of a combo tour with two possible main activities. The schedule pieces are listed clearly enough that you can plan your day around them, even if exact clock time varies.

You also have a group-size ceiling: maximum 100 travelers. That doesn’t mean you’ll feel like you’re in a big crowd, but it does suggest you should expect a standard tour flow with some waiting between stations.

Pickup details matter in Ubud because traffic can change everything. Pickup is offered if you choose the option, and the meeting point listed is U Fun Field (Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia). The tour also ends in a different location, with the ticket redemption point at U Fun Field.

If you want a smooth second half of your day, keep a flexible plan for dinner and avoid booking anything that depends on exact timing.

What to Pack and How to Prepare for the Day

The tour is active, so I’d treat it like a sports day, not a museum visit. You should have a strong physical fitness level, and the itinerary specifically recommends a change of clothes for after ATV or rafting.

Bring:

• A change of clothes for after the quad bike or rafting portion
• Shoes that work with active gear and can handle water or dirt better than sandals

Also plan your expectations:

• You’ll use safety gear provided for you.
• You’ll get showers at the ATV/rafting location, but you still want dry clothes ready for afterward.
• The aerial portion happens first, so don’t pack your comfort items only for later.

Safety Focus: Gear, Guidance, and How to Feel Confident

Safety is built into the structure. You get insurance, and you’re provided with the essentials: helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt. You’re also guided by a professional instructor or guide.

That matters because “adventure” in Bali can range from carefully managed to totally chaotic. Here, the inclusion list makes it clear they’re aiming for a controlled, guided experience.

My advice for feeling confident fast:

• Listen to the safety briefing without multitasking.
• Ask your guide what to expect on the next station, especially for the swing and sky bike parts where body positioning matters.
• If you’re unsure about height, say so early so they can help you choose the right option.

Who This Adventure Day Fits Best

This combo is a great match if you want:

• A single organized day that includes both land or water thrills and aerial rice-terrace fun
• Guided activities with safety equipment and instructors
• Scenery plus motion, not just one or the other

It also has a broad appeal. The experience is described as ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers. Just don’t ignore the physical fitness note. If your mobility or endurance is limited, this may feel like too many active segments in one day.

Should You Book This Ubud Adventure Day?

Book it if you want an efficient Ubud hit of ATV or rafting, plus zipline, swings, and sky bike at U Fun Field with included safety gear, showers, and lunch. The value is strongest for people who like variety and want their Bali day to feel like a highlight reel, but without chaos because everything is guided and organized.

Skip or rethink if you mainly want relaxing sightseeing, because this is active from start to finish. And if you’re hoping for both ATV and rafting in the same package, double-check your exact bundle since the day is structured around choosing one main portion.

FAQ

What activities are included in this experience?

It includes zipline, swing, and sky bike at U Fun Field. Depending on the package you choose, it also includes either an ATV quad bike ride or rafting.

Do I choose ATV or rafting?

Yes. The itinerary lists an ATV package starting with the ATV quad bike, and a rafting package starting with rafting. You move on afterward to continue the rest of the day.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup and drop-off are included if you select the option. Otherwise, you’ll meet at the listed meeting point at U Fun Field.

How long does the tour take?

The experience is approximately 3 to 6 hours. Timing varies based on which package you choose.

What safety equipment is provided?

You’re provided safety gear including a helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt, and you’ll have a professional instructor or guide.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch at the ATV/rafting location is included and is fried noodles or French fries.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point and ticket redemption point is U Fun Field on Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

What should I bring with me?

The tour recommends bringing a change of clothes, especially to stay comfortable after the ATV ride or rafting.

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.