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Pair high-rev quad-bike trails with splashy river rapids on this full-day Ubud combo. Expect 6–8 km of ATV tracks through rice fields and 6–9 km of class II–III rafting, plus a local lunch and transport.
Pair high-rev quad-bike trails with splashy river rapids on this full-day Ubud combo. Expect 6–8 km of ATV tracks through rice fields and 6–9 km of class II–III rafting, plus a local lunch and transport.
You push off from a muddy launch and minutes later the river is tugging at the raft like a living thing, while earlier that morning the quad’s engine hummed through terraces of green rice and narrow forest tracks.
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Operated by Gusti Badra Bali Private Driver & Tour Organizer · Ubud, Bali
You push off from a muddy launch and minutes later the river is tugging at the raft like a living thing, while earlier that morning the quad’s engine hummed through terraces of green rice and narrow forest tracks.
This full-day combo around Ubud pairs an ATV (quad bike) loop over mixed dirt, mud and compact trail with a commercial rafting run on the Ayung and nearby rivers. The terrain on the ATV leg typically includes 6–8 km of trails with short climbs and 100–200 m of cumulative elevation change; expect rutted paths, shaded jungle corridors and open rice paddies where farmers work close to the trail. The rafting section runs class II–III rapids for roughly 6–9 km depending on water levels and operator route, offering splashy drops and calmer pools to catch your breath.
Bali’s volcanic geology feeds steep stream gradients and fertile soils that created the rice terraces you’ll pass; the river shaped gorge walls and small waterfalls that punctuate the descent. Culturally, this area remains agriculturally active—look for temple shrines on terraces and local coffee stops between activities.
Practical guidance: operators provide safety briefings, helmets, life jackets and equipment; lunch and bottled water are usually included. Physical demands are moderate—basic balance, stamina and no serious back or heart issues. Wear closed-toe shoes, quick-dry clothing and a secure camera system. Morning departures beat heat and late-afternoon traffic; during the wet season the river runs higher and the ATV trails get muddier. Listen to your guide, check weight/age limits, and be ready to rinse off and change after the ride—this is an active, memorable day in Bali’s living landscape.
No—operators give a safety briefing and basic instruction; beginners are common, but a moderate fitness level helps.
Most packages include pickup, equipment (helmets, life jackets), an English-speaking guide, lunch, bottled water and insurance.
Yes—children and very lightweight or heavy guests may be limited; infants often must sit on laps for transport and specific age/weight rules vary by operator.
Tours may operate in light rain; heavy rain or high-water conditions can cause cancellations for safety with refunds per operator policy.
Gusti Badra Bali Private Driver & Tour Organizer operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a muddy launch and minutes later the river is tugging at the raft like a living thing, while earlier that morning the quad’s engine hummed through terraces of green rice and narrow forest tracks.
You push off from a muddy launch and minutes later the river is tugging at the raft like a living thing, while earlier that morning the quad’s engine hummed through terraces of green rice and narrow forest tracks.
This full-day combo around Ubud pairs an ATV (quad bike) loop over mixed dirt, mud and compact trail with a commercial rafting run on the Ayung and nearby rivers. The terrain on the ATV leg typically includes 6–8 km of trails with short climbs and 100–200 m of cumulative elevation change; expect rutted paths, shaded jungle corridors and open rice paddies where farmers work close to the trail. The rafting section runs class II–III rapids for roughly 6–9 km depending on water levels and operator route, offering splashy drops and calmer pools to catch your breath.
Bali’s volcanic geology feeds steep stream gradients and fertile soils that created the rice terraces you’ll pass; the river shaped gorge walls and small waterfalls that punctuate the descent. Culturally, this area remains agriculturally active—look for temple shrines on terraces and local coffee stops between activities.
Practical guidance: operators provide safety briefings, helmets, life jackets and equipment; lunch and bottled water are usually included. Physical demands are moderate—basic balance, stamina and no serious back or heart issues. Wear closed-toe shoes, quick-dry clothing and a secure camera system. Morning departures beat heat and late-afternoon traffic; during the wet season the river runs higher and the ATV trails get muddier. Listen to your guide, check weight/age limits, and be ready to rinse off and change after the ride—this is an active, memorable day in Bali’s living landscape.