Pair white-water on Bali’s Ayung River with an off-road ATV loop for a compact, high-energy morning near Ubud. Expect class 2–3 rapids, a hearty buffet, and rocky trails through coffee plots and rice terraces.
Pair white-water on Bali’s Ayung River with an off-road ATV loop for a compact, high-energy morning near Ubud. Expect class 2–3 rapids, a hearty buffet, and rocky trails through coffee plots and rice terraces.
Morning light slices through the palm canopy and the Ayung River dares you forward—first with a rush of cool spray on the raft, then with the grind of ATV tires over volcanic gravel as the valley opens. This paired half-day adventure combines one of Bali’s most popular class 2–3 rapids on the Ayung with an off-road quad ride across steep hills and rocky tracks around Ubud.
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Operated by Bali Gems Tours · Ubud, Bali
Morning light slices through the palm canopy and the Ayung River dares you forward—first with a rush of cool spray on the raft, then with the grind of ATV tires over volcanic gravel as the valley opens. This paired half-day adventure combines one of Bali’s most popular class 2–3 rapids on the Ayung with an off-road quad ride across steep hills and rocky tracks around Ubud.
The Ayung has carved narrow gorges into young volcanic bedrock; its banks are threaded with irrigation channels that are part of Bali’s centuries-old subak system. Local villages along the river hold small temples and rice terraces that hint at the island’s agrarian past. The ATV section runs through secondary forest, coffee plots and tracks that reveal tectonic ridges and the island’s rapid erosion patterns—terrain that rewards careful throttle control.
Practically, expect professional guides for both activities, international-standard protective equipment, a buffet lunch, and shower facilities at the base. The rafting section typically lasts 60–90 minutes on moving water; the ATV loop is roughly 30–60 minutes across mixed off-road terrain. Paddling basics and moderate fitness make the day comfortable; operators supply helmets, life jackets, and transport from Ubud.
Plan for morning departures to avoid mid-day heat and heavier river traffic. Bring quick-dry clothes, secure footwear, and a waterproof bag for small electronics. Respect local customs at village stops—remove hats in temple zones and follow guide instructions strictly during rapids and steep ATV descents. The combo delivers contrasting thrills: the river pushes you downstream, the quad invites you to push forward uphill.
No—guides give a safety briefing and basic paddle instruction for class 2–3 rapids; ATV routes are graded for beginners with guide supervision.
Yes—most operators include AC transport for pickup and drop-off from central Ubud meeting points or hotels within the area.
Wear quick-dry clothes, closed-toe shoes, and bring a change of clothes; a waterproof bag for valuables is recommended and showers are available after activities.
Participants should be in moderate health; not recommended for pregnant travelers or people with serious back, neck, or heart conditions—check operator age limits when booking.
Bali Gems Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning light slices through the palm canopy and the Ayung River dares you forward—first with a rush of cool spray on the raft, then with the grind of ATV tires over volcanic gravel as the valley opens. This paired half-day adventure combines one of Bali’s most popular class 2–3 rapids on the Ayung with an off-road quad ride across steep hills and rocky tracks around Ubud.
Morning light slices through the palm canopy and the Ayung River dares you forward—first with a rush of cool spray on the raft, then with the grind of ATV tires over volcanic gravel as the valley opens. This paired half-day adventure combines one of Bali’s most popular class 2–3 rapids on the Ayung with an off-road quad ride across steep hills and rocky tracks around Ubud.
The Ayung has carved narrow gorges into young volcanic bedrock; its banks are threaded with irrigation channels that are part of Bali’s centuries-old subak system. Local villages along the river hold small temples and rice terraces that hint at the island’s agrarian past. The ATV section runs through secondary forest, coffee plots and tracks that reveal tectonic ridges and the island’s rapid erosion patterns—terrain that rewards careful throttle control.
Practically, expect professional guides for both activities, international-standard protective equipment, a buffet lunch, and shower facilities at the base. The rafting section typically lasts 60–90 minutes on moving water; the ATV loop is roughly 30–60 minutes across mixed off-road terrain. Paddling basics and moderate fitness make the day comfortable; operators supply helmets, life jackets, and transport from Ubud.
Plan for morning departures to avoid mid-day heat and heavier river traffic. Bring quick-dry clothes, secure footwear, and a waterproof bag for small electronics. Respect local customs at village stops—remove hats in temple zones and follow guide instructions strictly during rapids and steep ATV descents. The combo delivers contrasting thrills: the river pushes you downstream, the quad invites you to push forward uphill.