Bali: ATV Rafting Zipline Swing &Sky Bike in Ubud Rice Field

Five activities, one busy Bali day. This Ubud adventure mixes scenic rice-field rides with muddy ATV tracks, river rafting, and a small slice of Balinese farming culture. I like the variety, especially the chance to pedal above rice terraces on the skybike and then trade polished photo spots for jungle paths and river crossings.

I also like that safety is taken seriously, with instructors, helmets, boots, harnesses, safety belts, insurance, and changing facilities included. The main drawback is the transport setup: hotel transfers and travel between locations are not included unless you pay for an add-on, and the activities can feel quite designed for holiday photos rather than quiet village life.

The U Fun Field portion earns especially warm praise for its peaceful private rice fields and lack of long queues. Guide Vidi has also received a specific thumbs-up for attentive service. Still, you should read the exact option description carefully before booking, since the $20 starting price does not necessarily cover every activity listed here.

Key points to know before booking

• Five different kinds of fun: Zipline, skybike, swing, ATV riding, and rafting give you a full day of changing scenery and pace.
• U Fun Field’s private rice fields: The cultural walk takes place away from the busiest rice-terrace crowds and includes an introduction to Balinese farming.
• Ayung River rafting lasts about 2.5 hours: Expect tropical scenery, paddling, rapids, and plenty of water around you.
• Beji River ATV riding lasts about 1.5 hours: The route includes jungle tracks, mud, streams, and river crossings.
• Photo-friendly, not extreme: The zipline and swing focus on views and pictures, while the ATV and rafting provide more physical excitement.
• Transport is a key extra cost: Hotel pickup and transfers between activity sites are not included unless selected as an add-on.

What this Ubud adventure actually includes

The title promises a lot, and the attraction is clear. In one booking, you can combine the classic Bali swing with a zipline, skybike, rice-field walk, ATV ride, and river rafting. That makes this a strong choice if you want variety and have limited time in Ubud.

The catch is that the advertised price begins at $20 per person, while each activity option has its own inclusions. You may be booking only part of the full combination at that price. Read the selected option very carefully before paying, especially if you expect all five activities, lunch, rafting, ATV riding, and transport to be included.

The total stated duration can range from 30 to 270 minutes. That is a huge range, so the time depends on the option you choose. The full program involves activity time at more than one location and may take much of your day once transfers are considered.

This is not a slow sightseeing tour. Even the cultural section is fitted around a series of active pursuits. You should expect a change of clothes, some waiting between activities, and a good deal of water and mud if you choose the ATV and rafting combination.

Starting at U Fun Field among the rice terraces

U Fun Field is the most scenic part of the experience. Its attractions are set around rice fields, with the zipline, skybike, and swing arranged for wide views and photographs. The setting gives you the Bali image many people hope to take home: green terraces, open air, and a high perch above the fields.

The zipline is made more for scenery than speed. You glide over the terraces with a broad view below, and the ride is described as manageable rather than extreme. That suits you if you want the feeling of flying without a long, fast thrill ride.

The skybike is a more unusual photo activity. You pedal above the rice fields, usually secured by a harness and safety belt. It looks dramatic in pictures, but the actual effort is less about exercise and more about staying relaxed while you take in the view.

Then comes the large swing, one of Bali’s signature photo stops. You move out over the rice fields while staff help with the safety equipment. People who dislike heights should skip this part, and you should not expect a quiet, private meditation. It is a staged attraction built for memorable images, but the scenery still gives it a strong sense of place.

The most praised feature at U Fun Field is not one of the rides. It is the private walk through the rice fields. Your guide explains traditional Balinese farming and parts of daily rural life, giving the visit more substance than a quick swing-and-photo stop.

That walk also offers a useful contrast with the famous Tegallalang Rice Terrace. The attraction has been praised for having fewer crowds and no long queues. If you want rice-field scenery without spending the whole visit shuffling behind other people, this portion may be the best reason to choose U Fun Field.

The cultural walk adds more than a photo backdrop

Rice fields in Bali are not just pretty scenery. They are working spaces tied to farming, water management, family life, and local customs. The cultural walk gives you a chance to see the fields as part of everyday life rather than as a stage for a photograph.

The information provided does not promise a long village tour or visits inside local homes, so keep your expectations measured. You will get an introduction to traditional farming and daily life in a private rice-field setting, not a full cultural study.

I like this part because it slows the pace. After the zipline, skybike, and swing, you have a chance to walk, listen, and look closely at the terraces. For a more personal visit, pay attention to the guide’s explanations instead of rushing from one photo station to the next.

ATV riding on the Beji River route

The ATV section takes you onto the Beji River route for about 1.5 hours. After a short safety briefing, you ride through jungle paths, muddy tracks, streams, and river crossings.

This is the more physical half of the day. The ATV ride is not simply a paved circuit with a few turns. The appeal comes from the changing surface and the chance to get dirty. Muddy clothing is part of the deal, not an accident.

You receive a helmet and boots, and the activity includes instructor support, insurance, storage, a shower, soap, and a towel. Those details matter. You can finish the ride, clean up, and continue with the rest of your day without trying to find a place to wash off the route.

You should still bring a full change of clothes. A waterproof camera can be useful, but protect it carefully around mud and water. The provided information does not promise that the operator supplies cameras or phone protection.

The ATV is not suitable for everyone. You need to be able to ride a bike, and the experience is not suitable for people with back or heart problems, pregnant women, wheelchair users, or children under five. People over 80 are also excluded.

If you are nervous about driving, the safety briefing and instructor support may help, but the supplied information does not explain whether you can ride as a passenger or how single and shared ATVs are arranged. Ask before booking if that detail affects your decision.

Rafting the Ayung River for about 2.5 hours

Rafting on the Ayung River is the longest single activity, taking about 2.5 hours. You paddle through rapids surrounded by tropical forest, with gentler sections mixed with refreshing splashes and active water work.

The Ayung River is a good fit if you want an outdoor activity that feels social and energetic without requiring advanced skill. An English-speaking instructor leads the experience, and safety equipment is provided. You should expect to paddle, follow instructions, and get wet.

The river scenery is the main reward. From a raft, you see the tropical surroundings from a lower, moving viewpoint rather than from a terrace lookout. That gives the day a useful change of scene after the high photo attractions at U Fun Field.

Rafting also requires more time than the zipline or swing. The stated 2.5 hours is activity time, while the full schedule can be longer when changing, preparing, and moving between locations are included. If you have an evening reservation or another Ubud activity, leave room in your schedule.

Lunch and bottled water are included at the rafting or ATV location. Shower facilities, soap, towels, and lockers or storage are also available there. These practical inclusions make the rafting and ATV combination easier to manage, particularly if you do both on the same day.

How the activities fit together

The order can vary according to the option booked and the meeting point. The available starting locations include Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, and U Fun Field.

That means you should not assume the day begins at your hotel or that all activities are in one compact site. Hotel transportation and transfers between locations are not included unless you select the transport add-on. If you need pickup, you are asked to provide your hotel address and pickup time through WhatsApp.

This is the biggest logistical point in the booking. A low headline price can look attractive, but your actual cost may include transport, and your total time will include getting from one activity area to another.

The three locations also suggest different starting experiences. U Fun Field begins with the rice-field attractions and cultural walk. Beji River Adventure Bali is linked with the quad bike section. Bali Bintang Rafting is one of the listed starting points for the river activity.

What is included, and what is not

The package information includes:

• Professional instructors
• Insurance
• Helmets and boots for the ATV and rafting activities
• Harnesses and safety belts for elevated attractions
• Lunch and bottled water at the rafting or ATV location
• Shower, soap, and towel at the rafting or ATV location
• Locker or storage facilities at the rafting or ATV location

Hotel pickup and transfers between activity locations are not included by default. Each option can also have different inclusions, so you should treat the description of your selected package as the final word.

At $20 per person, the value can be excellent if your chosen option includes several activities and the listed practical services. It is less of a bargain if the price covers only one short attraction and you then add transport, food, or other activities separately.

I would compare the final booking price against the number of activities, the transport charge, and the total time involved. The strongest value comes when you want a full active day and will use the lunch, shower, towel, storage, and safety equipment.

Who will enjoy it most

This suits you if you want a busy day with plenty of variety. Couples and friends can share the photo stops, while active families with older children may enjoy the ATV and rafting portions if everyone meets the restrictions.

It is also useful for first-time Bali visitors who want several familiar activities in one booking. You get rice terraces, jungle, rivers, mud, and classic Bali photo attractions without arranging each one separately.

The experience is less suitable if you prefer quiet temples, long village walks, or small-scale cultural encounters. The swing, skybike, and zipline are tourist attractions, and one detailed assessment described the overall activity as somewhat cliché while still enjoying the scenery, forest, and fun.

People afraid of heights should skip the elevated attractions or choose a different activity. The full experience is also not suitable for pregnant women, people with back or heart problems, wheelchair users, children under five, people unable to ride a bike, or people over 80.

Safety, comfort, and useful packing advice

The operator provides the main safety equipment and professional instruction. You should listen closely during the briefing, especially before the ATV ride and rafting session, where terrain and water require you to follow directions.

Bring a change of clothes, since the ATV route can be muddy and the rafting trip includes splashes. A waterproof camera is also recommended, but you should still secure it well before riding or rafting.

Wear something you can move in and do not bring valuables you cannot store safely. Lockers or storage are available at the rafting and ATV location, but the information does not specify their size or capacity.

English instruction is available. Specific staff praise includes Vidi, who has been singled out for being an excellent guide, along with friendly attendants and helpful booking support. Staff attention to safety and comfort is one of the stronger features of the experience.

Should you book this Bali adventure?

Book it if you want maximum variety for your time in Ubud. The private rice-field walk, good photo views, muddy ATV route, and long Ayung River rafting session create a lively mix, and U Fun Field may feel calmer than the busiest Tegallalang photo stops.

Be more cautious if your main goal is an authentic cultural visit or a serious adrenaline experience. The photo attractions are designed for fun and pictures, not wilderness adventure, and the cultural section is an introduction rather than an extended local tour.

Before paying, confirm exactly which activities are included, where you must meet, how much transport costs, and how long your selected option lasts. If those details work for your schedule, this is a good-value choice for an active Bali day with plenty of scenery and several chances to get wet.

FAQ

How much does the Bali ATV, rafting, zipline, swing, and skybike experience cost?

The listed starting price is $20 per person. Each option can have different inclusions, so check the exact package before booking.

How long does the experience last?

The available durations range from 30 to 270 minutes. The Ayung River rafting portion takes about 2.5 hours, and the Beji River quad bike ride takes about 1.5 hours.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel pickup and transfers between locations are not included unless you choose transportation as an add-on.

Where does the experience start?

The listed starting locations are Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, and U Fun Field. Your meeting point depends on the option you book.

What should I bring?

Bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera. The ATV and rafting locations provide showers, soap, towels, lunch, bottled water, and storage.

Who cannot join this experience?

It is not suitable for children under five, pregnant women, people with back or heart problems, wheelchair users, people who cannot ride a bike, people afraid of heights, or people over 80.