Four wheels and white water in one day.

I like the chance to ride quad bikes through rice fields and indigenous villages, and I like the round-trip pickup that bundles ATV and rafting so you do not spend your day juggling bookings. The main drawback is physical: expect stairs to climb down to the river and then back up again.

This is a full-day combo built for people who want real motion. You’ll drive past jungle trails and local life, then switch gears to the Ayung River where you pass under waterfalls and take in wide green canyon views.

The pacing is active, and the day runs about 8–9 hours. The group stays capped at 50 travelers, and everything is fully guided for comfort and safety.

Key Highlights Worth Signing Up For

• Quad biking through rice terraces, jungle tracks, and village lanes (with plenty of mud)
• Ayung River rafting with required life vests and guided teamwork
• Camera-friendly rafting setup, including waterproof bag handling by your guide
• Lunch plus real clean-up time: lockers, towels, and shower facilities
• Professional guides get named often, including Yogi, Darma, Rian, Gede, and Putu

Quad Bikes and Rafting From Kuta: The “One Ticket” Advantage

If you are the type who hates running around Bali lining up separate tickets, this format is the point. You get a single organized plan that combines off-road ATV time with white-water rafting, and the day includes guide support plus transfers.

At $59 per person, the value depends on what you would otherwise pay to piece it all together. In this package, you’re not only getting two activities—you’re also getting equipment for rafting, a buffet lunch, and insurance, plus towels/changing space and shower access.

That is why this works well for a short trip. It helps you pack in the “Bali adventure” moments without losing half a day to logistics.

Your Day in Order: Pickup, Ubud Basecamp, and Two Set Pieces

Most days start with pickup from your hotel area (the tour notes Denpasar/Ubud pickup timing varies by traffic). You then ride to the ATV/rafting base area around Ubud/Kedewatan, where you’ll meet your guide and get ready for both activities.

You can expect a long block where you’re moving between the two big experiences. The tour also notes that the order can change based on weather or river conditions, and you may do rafting first and quad biking second.

After the activities, you’ll transfer back toward your hotel area. Some days end back at the meeting point, but the itinerary information also calls out returning you with a private air-conditioned vehicle.

ATV Time in Ubud: Rice Fields, Jungle Trails, and Village Roads

This quad-bike section is the “go where cars cannot go” part of the day. You ride on jungle terrain with stops that take you past rice fields and through areas where you’ll see local village life up close.

What I like about this setup for you: it is not just a ride in circles. The route is built around variety—open farmland stretches, dirt jungle paths, and narrower tracks that feel more like you’re on an adventure trail than a theme-park course.

Solo vs Tandem: Pick Your Comfort Level

You’ll typically choose between:

• Solo ride: one quad bike per person
• Tandem ride: one quad bike for two people, with one partner driving

There are also clear rules around tandems: tandem rides must be booked in pairs, and the combined weight limit for two riders is 145 kg. For kids aged 10–13, the tour notes they ride as a passenger on a tandem with an experienced rider.

A Heads-Up on Control and Speed

Some people feel quad bikes are easier when you already have biking experience. The tour is guided, but the reality is that the track can be muddy and the bikes can feel heavy depending on your comfort level.

You might also notice the pace includes frequent stops during the session. In practice, you can end up doing a lot of starting and slowing, which is great for safety and photos, but it may not feel like a nonstop thrill ride.

Ayung River Rafting: Waterfalls, Wildlife Views, and the Stair Climb

This is the heart of the “white-water” half. The rafting runs on the Ayung River, and your group passes under a powerful waterfall while you look out for wildlife along the way.

The guide support matters here. The day is fully guided, life vests are supplied, and you must wear them the whole time during rafting. You’ll also get practical gear support, including a waterproof bag carried by the rafting guide for cameras.

Non-Swimmers: You’re Still Included

You do not need to be an athlete to do the rafting part. Some people explicitly call out that rafting feels fine even if you cannot swim, as long as you follow the instructions and stay with your group.

The Big Consideration: Stairs to the River and Back

If you have knee issues or hate steep steps, this is the one thing you should plan around. The tour involves a stair walk down to the river and then a climb back up, and multiple people describe it as a real workout.

One experience note describes about 10 minutes down and around 15 minutes up. Others mention counting hundreds of steps in each direction. Either way, build in the mental expectation: this is not a flat walk to the water.

Lunch, Showers, and Mud-Proof Reality

After ATV time and/or rafting time, you get an Indonesian buffet lunch. The lunch is a real included break, not a token bite.

Then comes the part that saves your trip: clean-up. The included setup calls for towels, changing rooms, and shower facilities. A few people mention needing to dump water out of wellies/boots provided for muddy conditions—so bring a change of clothes that you do not mind getting a little battered.

Practical packing tips that match the tour guidance:

• Wear light, comfortable clothes (dry-fit style helps)
• Bring a swimsuit and extra socks
• Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat/cap
• Bring a camera, but assume it needs protection in the rafting area
• Bring petty cash for extras (not included)

Guides and Group Flow: What You Can Expect Day-to-Day

This tour is structured with guides for both the ATV and rafting portions. You’ll get safety instruction before you head out, and you should feel supported even if you’re nervous—especially on the river.

Names that came up in guidance experiences include Yogi (praised for help and local context), Darma (praised for guiding), and drivers like Rian and Gede. Putu was also mentioned as part of a strong end-to-end team.

Group size stays capped at 50 travelers, and people report being split into small groups for the quad bikes. That usually means less waiting time per activity and more time actually riding or paddling.

There can be occasional hiccups, like vehicle issues. One experience described a car breakdown near the start, with the driver handling it quickly and getting the group into another vehicle fast. The key takeaway: the day is designed to keep moving even when things happen.

Price and Value: Why $59 Can Feel Like a Deal

At $59, you are paying for more than a single activity. You get:

• Guide support for ATV and rafting
• Rafting equipment (including life vests)
• A waterproof camera solution
• Lunch (Indonesian buffet)
• Towels, lockers/changing areas, and showers
• Insurance

That combination is what makes the package attractive. If you tried to book the ATV and rafting separately, you’d likely spend more time on coordination, plus you could lose the convenience of one set transfer plan.

When might it feel less like a deal? If you are expecting a faster, more independent quad-bike experience with minimal stops, you might find the riding pace controlled. And if stairs are a major issue for you, you may decide the physical trade-off is not worth it.

Who Should Book This Tour (And Who Should Skip It)

This is a great fit if you:

• Want an active day with two big experiences instead of separate tours
• Like off-road riding through real rural terrain (not a paved loop)
• Are comfortable with guided adventure formats
• Appreciate included clean-up and lunch so you do not have to scramble afterward

You should think twice if you:

• Have trouble with steep stairs or limited mobility
• Need an extremely relaxed day with minimal exertion
• Want constant high speed on the quad bikes (the day can include frequent stops)

The tour also has a clear eligibility note: it’s for ages 10 to 60. Kids aged 10–13 ride as passengers on tandems.

Should You Book This Bali Quad Bike and Rafting Day?

If you want one organized day that mixes off-road ATV time with Ayung River rafting—and you are ready for a stair workout—this is an easy yes. The included lunch, insurance, guide support, and shower facilities make it feel more complete than many “just book a ticket” options.

Book it if your priority is variety: rice terraces and jungle tracks in the morning-ish, then waterfalls and paddling on the river later. Skip it (or choose a gentler alternative) if stairs are a dealbreaker for you, or if you need a slower day with no mud and no climbing.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the Full-Day Bali Adventure Tour with quad bikes and rafting?

The tour duration is listed as about 8 to 9 hours.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Pickup is offered, and the tour includes private hotel pick up and drop off from your hotel as an optional feature. The itinerary also notes transfers using a private air-conditioned vehicle.

Where does the tour start and end?

The meeting point is Bali Pertiwi Adventure, Jl. Dewi Saraswati No.2, Bongkasa Pertiwi, Kec. Abiansemal, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80352. The activity ends back at the meeting point, though the itinerary mentions returning to your hotel.

What ages can join this tour?

The tour allows guests aged 10–60 years.

Do children ride the quad bike?

For ages 10–13, the tour states they must ride as a passenger on a tandem with an experience rider.

What safety gear is provided for rafting?

Life vests are supplied, and the tour notes you must wear them all the time during rafting. You also get rafting equipment, and a waterproof bag for cameras is handled by the rafting guide.

Is lunch included?

Yes. The tour includes an Indonesian buffet lunch.

Can the order of rafting and quad biking change?

Yes. The course can change depending on weather or river condition, and the tour notes you may have a chance to do rafting first and then quad biking afterwards.

What is the cancellation refund timeline?

The policy is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.