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Combine an off-road ATV across rice-field tracks with class II–III rafting on the Ayung River in Ubud. This private full-day tour includes safety gear, showers, a buffet lunch, and hotel transport.
Combine an off-road ATV across rice-field tracks with class II–III rafting on the Ayung River in Ubud. This private full-day tour includes safety gear, showers, a buffet lunch, and hotel transport.
A low rumble of an ATV kicks up dust along a rice-field track while the Ayung River ahead glares and then relaxes into a ribbon of white water. You start on a quad, steering past bamboo copses and the tile-roofed frames of a Balinese village, then trade throttles for paddles as the river pushes you through sculpted gorges and carved limestone banks.
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Operated by Di Bali Tour · Ubud, Bali
A low rumble of an ATV kicks up dust along a rice-field track while the Ayung River ahead glares and then relaxes into a ribbon of white water. You start on a quad, steering past bamboo copses and the tile-roofed frames of a Balinese village, then trade throttles for paddles as the river pushes you through sculpted gorges and carved limestone banks.
The Ayung has long shaped local life — a working artery for irrigation and an axis for river-side temples — and the landscape you pass reflects that human-geologic choreography: terraced fields, volcanic soils, and river-cut valley walls formed by Bali’s energetic tectonics. Villages nearby keep craft traditions alive; you may hear gamelan practice or see offerings in temple courtyards between activity stops.
Practically: expect about an eight-hour outing that combines two active segments — roughly 1–2 hours of guided ATV time on varied dirt tracks and about 1–2 hours of class II–III rafting on the Ayung. Operators provide helmets, lifejackets, showers, and a buffet lunch; round-trip hotel transport is included.
Plan for sun and spray: quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a small dry bag for phones. If you’re new to ATVs or white-water, guides brief and coach on technique; basic mobility and comfort with short bursts of exertion cover most participants. Respect river etiquette, follow guides’ commands, and leave no trash behind. This combo delivers kinetic fun with a clear window into Bali’s living landscape.
The full experience runs about eight hours, including transport, safety briefings, ATV and rafting segments, and lunch.
No—guides provide basic instruction and coach riders and paddlers; participants should be reasonably mobile and able to follow directions.
Yes—operators typically provide changing rooms and showers after the river portion so you can freshen up before lunch and the return trip.
If rain or high water makes rafting unsafe, operators may cancel or reschedule the river portion; check the cancellation policy and communicate flexibility when booking.
Di Bali Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low rumble of an ATV kicks up dust along a rice-field track while the Ayung River ahead glares and then relaxes into a ribbon of white water. You start on a quad, steering past bamboo copses and the tile-roofed frames of a Balinese village, then trade throttles for paddles as the river pushes you through sculpted gorges and carved limestone banks.
A low rumble of an ATV kicks up dust along a rice-field track while the Ayung River ahead glares and then relaxes into a ribbon of white water. You start on a quad, steering past bamboo copses and the tile-roofed frames of a Balinese village, then trade throttles for paddles as the river pushes you through sculpted gorges and carved limestone banks.
The Ayung has long shaped local life — a working artery for irrigation and an axis for river-side temples — and the landscape you pass reflects that human-geologic choreography: terraced fields, volcanic soils, and river-cut valley walls formed by Bali’s energetic tectonics. Villages nearby keep craft traditions alive; you may hear gamelan practice or see offerings in temple courtyards between activity stops.
Practically: expect about an eight-hour outing that combines two active segments — roughly 1–2 hours of guided ATV time on varied dirt tracks and about 1–2 hours of class II–III rafting on the Ayung. Operators provide helmets, lifejackets, showers, and a buffet lunch; round-trip hotel transport is included.
Plan for sun and spray: quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a small dry bag for phones. If you’re new to ATVs or white-water, guides brief and coach on technique; basic mobility and comfort with short bursts of exertion cover most participants. Respect river etiquette, follow guides’ commands, and leave no trash behind. This combo delivers kinetic fun with a clear window into Bali’s living landscape.