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Combine a 12 km white-water descent on the Ayung River with a 10 km ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle. This full-day combo serves up river rapids, village views, a buffet lunch and muddy quad tracks for a hands-on Bali adventure.
Combine a 12 km white-water descent on the Ayung River with a 10 km ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle. This full-day combo serves up river rapids, village views, a buffet lunch and muddy quad tracks for a hands-on Bali adventure.
Morning light filters through towering bamboo as the Ayung River threads past carved rock and stepped rice terraces, daring you into motion. Start with a heart-rate-raising 7-mile (12 km) white-water run—rapids generally sit in the Class II–III range—where guides read currents and the river pushes you toward each eddy and drop. After a buffet lunch at a local restaurant, saddle up for a 6-mile (10 km) ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle tracks, riverbanks and small waterfall approaches; the terrain flips between packed dirt, mud ruts and shaded single-track.
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Operated by Bali Savaya Tours · Ubud, Bali
Morning light filters through towering bamboo as the Ayung River threads past carved rock and stepped rice terraces, daring you into motion. Start with a heart-rate-raising 7-mile (12 km) white-water run—rapids generally sit in the Class II–III range—where guides read currents and the river pushes you toward each eddy and drop. After a buffet lunch at a local restaurant, saddle up for a 6-mile (10 km) ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle tracks, riverbanks and small waterfall approaches; the terrain flips between packed dirt, mud ruts and shaded single-track.
The Ayung has been central to Balinese life for centuries, carving the limestone and feeding subak rice irrigation systems; nearby village temples and cliffside stone carvings recall ritual ties to the river. Geologically the valley shows soft volcanic deposits and weathered basalt, which create the river’s braided channels and fertile soils. Culture is present in the cadence of daily temple offerings and the rice terraces’ step rhythm seen from the ATVs.
Practically: the combined tour runs about six hours with hotel pickup starting around 7:30 AM. Expect to get wet on the raft and dusty on the quad—bring quick-drying layers and secure footwear. Operators provide helmets, life jackets, and a guide for each craft; moderate fitness and basic swimming ability are recommended. Time your visit for the dry season (Apr–Oct) for calmer trails and lower river levels; wet-season flows are stronger and may alter schedules. Plan hydration, a charged waterproof phone case, and a small daypack to keep valuables dry while you play.
Yes—guides lead the rafting with safety briefings and life jackets provided; ATV instruction is given before the ride. Moderate fitness and basic swimming confidence are recommended.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious spinal or cardiovascular issues; operators may set minimum age limits—check when booking.
Pickup and return service is available (selectable option); exact pickup time depends on your hotel location and is usually around 7:30 AM for central Ubud.
The operator can cancel for unsafe river conditions; full refunds are typically available if canceled at least 24 hours before departure or due to bad weather.
Bali Savaya Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light filters through towering bamboo as the Ayung River threads past carved rock and stepped rice terraces, daring you into motion. Start with a heart-rate-raising 7-mile (12 km) white-water run—rapids generally sit in the Class II–III range—where guides read currents and the river pushes you toward each eddy and drop. After a buffet lunch at a local restaurant, saddle up for a 6-mile (10 km) ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle tracks, riverbanks and small waterfall approaches; the terrain flips between packed dirt, mud ruts and shaded single-track.
Morning light filters through towering bamboo as the Ayung River threads past carved rock and stepped rice terraces, daring you into motion. Start with a heart-rate-raising 7-mile (12 km) white-water run—rapids generally sit in the Class II–III range—where guides read currents and the river pushes you toward each eddy and drop. After a buffet lunch at a local restaurant, saddle up for a 6-mile (10 km) ATV ride through Ubud’s jungle tracks, riverbanks and small waterfall approaches; the terrain flips between packed dirt, mud ruts and shaded single-track.
The Ayung has been central to Balinese life for centuries, carving the limestone and feeding subak rice irrigation systems; nearby village temples and cliffside stone carvings recall ritual ties to the river. Geologically the valley shows soft volcanic deposits and weathered basalt, which create the river’s braided channels and fertile soils. Culture is present in the cadence of daily temple offerings and the rice terraces’ step rhythm seen from the ATVs.
Practically: the combined tour runs about six hours with hotel pickup starting around 7:30 AM. Expect to get wet on the raft and dusty on the quad—bring quick-drying layers and secure footwear. Operators provide helmets, life jackets, and a guide for each craft; moderate fitness and basic swimming ability are recommended. Time your visit for the dry season (Apr–Oct) for calmer trails and lower river levels; wet-season flows are stronger and may alter schedules. Plan hydration, a charged waterproof phone case, and a small daypack to keep valuables dry while you play.