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Pair two high-energy classics near Ubud: a two-hour quad drive through rice fields and a 10 km guided run down the Ayung River. This full-day combo mixes motorized trail riding, village views, and class II–III rafting with hotel transfers and lunch included.
Pair two high-energy classics near Ubud: a two-hour quad drive through rice fields and a 10 km guided run down the Ayung River. This full-day combo mixes motorized trail riding, village views, and class II–III rafting with hotel transfers and lunch included.
Early light slides across emerald rice paddies as a line of ATVs hums toward a narrow village road—dust and laughter rising together. The ride begins on a designed trail that threads through terraced fields, a small creek, and traditional Balinese compound gates, then settles into the steady push of rubber on dirt for two hours before a riverside lunch.
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Operated by KoiBali Tour · Ubud, Bali
Early light slides across emerald rice paddies as a line of ATVs hums toward a narrow village road—dust and laughter rising together. The ride begins on a designed trail that threads through terraced fields, a small creek, and traditional Balinese compound gates, then settles into the steady push of rubber on dirt for two hours before a riverside lunch.
The Ayung River has carved its channel through volcanic rock for millennia; local water temples and the Subak irrigation system still shape the valley’s rice cultivation and culture. Geologically young volcanic soils give the terraces their bright greens, while the river cuts through softer alluvium, producing the class II–III rapids that make this stretch popular for guided rafting and photo stops at cascading drops.
Expect a mix of motorized trail, muddy creek crossings, and rainforest-framed rapids. The ATV portion is roughly two hours on uneven terrain; rafting covers about 10 km of river with guided maneuvers, swim breaks, and a waterfall photo stop. Guides provide helmets, life jackets, towels, and a buffet lunch; hotel pickup and drop-off are usually included.
Practical notes: wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, bring a change of clothes and waterproof protection for cameras, and hydrate before you start. Travelers should be in moderate fitness and heed age and health limits (participants typically 10–60 years). Book a morning slot to dodge mid-day heat and allow time to rinse off afterward—this is a full-day, high-energy pairing that delivers both technical driving and lively river navigation in a single, well-rounded Bali adventure.
Most operators require participants to be between 10–60 years old; children 10–13 must ride tandem on ATVs and pregnant guests or those with spinal/cardiac issues are not recommended to participate.
The ATV portion is about two hours on designed trails; the rafting covers roughly 10 km of the Ayung River—total door-to-door time is commonly 6–8 hours including transfers and lunch.
Yes—helmets for ATVs, life jackets for rafting, and a guided instructor for both activities are standard inclusions.
Typical inclusions are hotel pickup/drop-off in Ubud, air-conditioned transfer, helmets, life jackets, insurance, lunch (Indonesian buffet), towels, and shower/changing facilities.
KoiBali Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Early light slides across emerald rice paddies as a line of ATVs hums toward a narrow village road—dust and laughter rising together. The ride begins on a designed trail that threads through terraced fields, a small creek, and traditional Balinese compound gates, then settles into the steady push of rubber on dirt for two hours before a riverside lunch.
Early light slides across emerald rice paddies as a line of ATVs hums toward a narrow village road—dust and laughter rising together. The ride begins on a designed trail that threads through terraced fields, a small creek, and traditional Balinese compound gates, then settles into the steady push of rubber on dirt for two hours before a riverside lunch.
The Ayung River has carved its channel through volcanic rock for millennia; local water temples and the Subak irrigation system still shape the valley’s rice cultivation and culture. Geologically young volcanic soils give the terraces their bright greens, while the river cuts through softer alluvium, producing the class II–III rapids that make this stretch popular for guided rafting and photo stops at cascading drops.
Expect a mix of motorized trail, muddy creek crossings, and rainforest-framed rapids. The ATV portion is roughly two hours on uneven terrain; rafting covers about 10 km of river with guided maneuvers, swim breaks, and a waterfall photo stop. Guides provide helmets, life jackets, towels, and a buffet lunch; hotel pickup and drop-off are usually included.
Practical notes: wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, bring a change of clothes and waterproof protection for cameras, and hydrate before you start. Travelers should be in moderate fitness and heed age and health limits (participants typically 10–60 years). Book a morning slot to dodge mid-day heat and allow time to rinse off afterward—this is a full-day, high-energy pairing that delivers both technical driving and lively river navigation in a single, well-rounded Bali adventure.