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Combine muddy tracks and river rapids in one action-packed day near Ubud. Ride an 8 km ATV route through the Gorilla Face Cave and follow with 12 km of Ayung River rafting — guides, gear and lunch included.
Combine muddy tracks and river rapids in one action-packed day near Ubud. Ride an 8 km ATV route through the Gorilla Face Cave and follow with 12 km of Ayung River rafting — guides, gear and lunch included.
The morning starts with the engine’s growl and a ribbon of dust behind you — an 8 km ATV route that threads through jungle tunnels, crosses shallow streams and opens onto the viral Gorilla Face Cave. The cave’s jagged profile looms like a rock face paused mid-glance while the forest presses close, leaves flicking with humidity.
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Operated by Bali Trekking Tour · Ubud, Bali
The morning starts with the engine’s growl and a ribbon of dust behind you — an 8 km ATV route that threads through jungle tunnels, crosses shallow streams and opens onto the viral Gorilla Face Cave. The cave’s jagged profile looms like a rock face paused mid-glance while the forest presses close, leaves flicking with humidity.
This full-day combo moves from motorized tracks to moving water: a 12 km Ayung River rafting section that cuts through carved stone and rainforest. The Ayung has long been the lifeblood of Ubud’s rice fields and carving workshops; stone reliefs and small shrines peek from riverbanks, reminders of Balinese ritual and craft. Geology here is a mix of volcanic soils and river-polished boulders — expect mud on the trails and rounded stones in the current.
Culturally, guides often point out local villages and explain irrigation systems (subak) that shaped the landscape. Practically, the trip is structured: private transport from Ubud, instructor-led ATV time with helmets and safety briefings, followed by guided rafting through Class II–III rapids and a riverside lunch. Fitness at a moderate level helps — you’ll climb on and off ATVs and paddle through active water.
Plan for heat and sudden tropical showers: quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a dry bag for essentials. Morning departures minimize afternoon rains and crowded put-ins. With equipment, lunch and transfers included, this combo delivers a tight, varied day of off-road adrenaline and river-running — compact, social and intensely outdoor.
The full experience runs about 8 hours total, including hotel transfer, ATV (around 8 km), rafting (about 12 km), safety briefings and lunch.
No formal experience is required; guides provide instruction. Participants should have a moderate fitness level and be comfortable following safety directions.
This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart or back conditions; operators may set minimum/maximum age and weight limits — confirm when booking.
Yes — typical packages include private pickup from Ubud-area hotels, all equipment, guides and a riverside lunch.
Bali Trekking Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning starts with the engine’s growl and a ribbon of dust behind you — an 8 km ATV route that threads through jungle tunnels, crosses shallow streams and opens onto the viral Gorilla Face Cave. The cave’s jagged profile looms like a rock face paused mid-glance while the forest presses close, leaves flicking with humidity.
The morning starts with the engine’s growl and a ribbon of dust behind you — an 8 km ATV route that threads through jungle tunnels, crosses shallow streams and opens onto the viral Gorilla Face Cave. The cave’s jagged profile looms like a rock face paused mid-glance while the forest presses close, leaves flicking with humidity.
This full-day combo moves from motorized tracks to moving water: a 12 km Ayung River rafting section that cuts through carved stone and rainforest. The Ayung has long been the lifeblood of Ubud’s rice fields and carving workshops; stone reliefs and small shrines peek from riverbanks, reminders of Balinese ritual and craft. Geology here is a mix of volcanic soils and river-polished boulders — expect mud on the trails and rounded stones in the current.
Culturally, guides often point out local villages and explain irrigation systems (subak) that shaped the landscape. Practically, the trip is structured: private transport from Ubud, instructor-led ATV time with helmets and safety briefings, followed by guided rafting through Class II–III rapids and a riverside lunch. Fitness at a moderate level helps — you’ll climb on and off ATVs and paddle through active water.
Plan for heat and sudden tropical showers: quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a dry bag for essentials. Morning departures minimize afternoon rains and crowded put-ins. With equipment, lunch and transfers included, this combo delivers a tight, varied day of off-road adrenaline and river-running — compact, social and intensely outdoor.