Two adventures in one packed day.

This Ubud ATV ride plus Bali Swing combo is a smart way to see Bali’s countryside and get big-photo energy, all with an English-speaking driver and air-conditioned transport. You’ll do the ATV sightseeing ride through rice fields, a local village, and a small river area, then switch to the swing park in Bongkasa for forest views and multiple swing styles.

I especially like that the swing stop is set up for variety, from single swings to the more dramatic options like the bed swing, sky bed, chicken nest, and bird nest. One thing to keep in mind: this is outdoors and involves some physical effort (ATV riding plus getting positioned for swings), so plan for moderate fitness and hope for good weather.

Key Highlights at a Glance

• Two different thrills, same day: ATV for nature-and-village views, then Bali Swing for big scenic photo moments.
• Sightseeing pace on the ATV: it’s described as not a speeding tour, more about views than racing.
• Swing lineup built for photos: 2 single swings, 1 romantic swing, 1 bed swing, 1 sky bed, plus chicken nest and bird nest options.
• Private comfort with pickup: air-conditioned private car, English-speaking driver, and mineral water included.
• Safety coverage included: insurance coverage is included during both the ATV and Bali Swing parts.
• Lunch is included: Indonesian lunch comes between the two activities, so you’re not scrambling for food.

How the Ubud ATV + Bali Swing Double Adventure Actually Flows

This is an all-in-one day built around timing. You start at about 8:30 am, and the whole experience runs around 8 hours (give or take depending on driving and timing). Expect a travel window of about 3 hours, because Ubud is the base for this route and you’ll move between the ATV area and the swing spot near Bongkasa.

The day is structured in a simple rhythm:

• First: 2 hours of ATV riding for countryside views and photo stops
• Then: Indonesian lunch
• Finally: Bali Swing for pictures and trying different swing types

The “double adventure” idea is what makes this package appealing. Instead of choosing only one activity and spending the rest of the day doing nothing, you’re stacking two experiences that both depend on being in the right place at the right time. It’s also a good match if you’re staying in or near Ubud and you want to move beyond temples and cafés.

Because it’s private, you’re not sharing the day with random strangers from other hotels. Your group joins together, and the schedule stays consistent around your pickup.

Price and Value: Is $120 a Fair Deal in Bali?

At $120 per person, the real question is whether you’re paying for convenience or for actual content. Here, you get both.

What’s included that usually costs extra when you book separately:

• Private A/C car and English-speaking driver
• ATV ride time (2 hours) with admission ticket included
• Bali Swing entry with admission included
• Indonesian lunch
• Mineral water (1 bottle/person)
• Insurance coverage during both activity portions
• Admission for a full set of swing types (more on that below)

What’s not included:

• Rent dress at Bali Swing
• Photographer at Bali Swing

So you’re not just buying “some time on an ATV and a quick swing.” You’re buying a guided, timed day with transportation, food, entry, and coverage. If you’ve ever tried to assemble ATV + swing + lunch + transport on your own in Bali, you know how quickly the planning becomes a headache. This package trades DIY stress for a set schedule.

One extra note from real feedback: some people add rafting on top of the day and call it totally worth it. That doesn’t mean rafting is built into this exact package, but it does suggest the route and timing can sometimes support an additional adventure if you want to go even harder.

Step One: The ATV Ride Through Rice Fields, Village Life, and a Small River

Your day starts with the Bali ATV Ride portion, built as a sightseeing-focused adventure rather than a speed run. The route is designed to show you parts of Bali that are easy to miss if you only drive past them.

Here’s what to expect during those 2 hours:

• Rice field views and countryside scenery
• A chance to stop for pictures as much as you want during the ride
• Passing through a local village, where you can see everyday social activities
• Continuing to a small river area, adding variety to the scenery

The vibe matters. When an ATV tour leans toward racing, it can get tiring and you miss the surroundings. This ride is described as not speeding, so you should feel more like you’re exploring than trying to survive a throttle contest.

This is also a great “Bali reality check” moment. Seeing rice fields from the road is one thing. Watching daily life in a village while you’re on the trail is another. You get a different feel for the island’s rhythm, and your photos look more grounded than the typical staged shots.

Practical tip: if you love photos, this is where you’ll want to be ready. Bring your phone or camera with a secure grip, and be prepared to stop often during the ride area where the view is strong.

Lunch Reset: Indonesian Food Between ATV and Swing

After the ATV portion, the schedule includes lunch (Indonesian food). This is more valuable than it sounds, because it breaks up the day into two energy modes.

ATV riding is physical and hot-weather draining, even when it’s not a speed tour. Then you jump into a swing attraction where you’ll likely be climbing into positions and taking photos in bright light. Lunch gives you a real pause to reset your energy and hydrate before the next stop.

If you’re the type who tends to skip lunch while traveling, this part matters. A day like this goes smoother when you’re not running on caffeine and snacks.

Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa: Multiple Swing Types, One Big Photo Moment

The Bali Swing stop is located in Bongkasa, close to Ubud. This is a “choose-your-swing” kind of attraction, and the package is set up with a full set of swing experiences, including:

• 2 single swings
• 1 romantic swing
• 1 bed swing
• 1 sky bed
• 1 chicken nest
• 1 bird nest

That lineup is one of the best reasons to book this combination rather than doing a shorter swing visit. You’re not limited to one style where you take a couple of shots and move on. You’ll have options that change your photo angle and the mood of your pictures.

The setting is also part of the appeal. The swing experience is positioned for scenic forest views, meaning your photos should frame more greenery than plain walls or parking lots.

One practical consideration: the package does not include a photographer at the swing. And it does not include the dress rental either. That doesn’t make the swing less fun. It just means:

• You’ll likely handle photos yourself, or
• Your group becomes the “photo team,”
• You may want to budget for dress rental if you want the full swing-park look.

If you’re worried about heights, start by choosing the more comfortable swing option first (single or romantic). Save the bed and sky options for last, when you’ve already gotten your confidence up.

Photo Strategy: How to Get Great Shots Without a Photographer

This package is designed for picture lovers, but since a photographer is not included, you’ll get the best results with a simple plan.

What you can do easily:

• Assign one person as the photo shooter for each swing so you’re not all rotating at once.
• Use burst mode and quick reactions. Swings move, and you’ll want a few attempts to catch the right moment.
• Think about background first. The swing areas are set up for views, so don’t only frame your face—include the greenery when it looks right.

If you plan to rent a dress, it may add comfort and style but also adds logistics. Decide ahead of time if you want the costume look or if you’d rather keep your clothes simple and practical.

Also, remember the swing spot is outside. Wind, sun, and occasional dampness can happen. Bring a way to keep your phone secure and easy to reach.

What This Day Is Like On the Ground (Group Size, Timing, and Comfort)

This is listed as a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates. That’s a big deal for a day like this. When you’re dealing with ATV riding and swing photos, group pacing can make or break the experience. Private scheduling helps keep transitions smooth.

You also get a private car with good A/C, which matters in Bali’s heat. Between ATV driving and outdoor time, comfort in transit is not a luxury. It’s how you arrive feeling ready rather than wiped out.

English-speaking driver support is included, and the tour starts at a fixed time (about 8:30 am). If your hotel is farther from Ubud, you’ll feel the driving time more, but the A/C transfer helps.

What to Wear and Bring for ATV + Swing

You’ll be doing two very different activities back-to-back, so dress for the ATV part first, then adjust for photos.

For the ATV portion, prioritize:

• Comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a little dusty
• A secure way to carry personal items (phone, small bag)
• Footwear that feels stable for transfers and walking

For the swing portion, think about photos and comfort:

• If you want the rental look, plan for it since it’s not included
• If you’re skipping rentals, wear something that looks good in photos and is easy to manage while you’re on the swing platform

Bring hydration awareness. You receive mineral water (1 bottle/person) as part of the package, but you may still want your own extra water depending on the day and how long you sweat it out under the sun.

Weather and Physical Effort: The Two Real Variables

This experience requires good weather. Outdoor attractions in Bali are best when the sky cooperates. If weather turns, you’ll be offered another date or a full refund.

On physical effort: the tour recommends moderate physical fitness. You’re not asked to train for a marathon, but you should be able to handle active riding plus repositioning for swings. If you have mobility challenges, you’ll want to assess whether you can comfortably participate in both halves of the day.

If you’re a bit nervous about heights, that’s more of a mindset and choice issue than a fitness issue. Start with swing options that feel most comfortable to you.

Who Should Book This Package (and Who Should Skip It)

Book this if:

• You want a short Bali day that hits both adrenaline scenery and photo-friendly fun
• You’re staying around Ubud and want transport handled
• You like variety: rice fields and village life in the morning, then forest swing views after lunch
• You’re traveling as a couple or small group and want multiple swing types

Skip it or consider a lighter version if:

• You prefer slow, restful days with minimal driving and minimal physical activity
• You want only one signature activity and don’t care about the second stop
• You strongly dislike heights, or you’re the kind of person who gets overwhelmed by multiple photo setups

The best fit is someone who likes moving through Bali, not just looking at it from a seat.

Should You Book the Bali ATV Ride and Bali Swing Double Adventure?

I’d book it if you want maximum variety per day, with transport, lunch, and admission handled. The pricing feels most fair when you factor in the included A/C pickup, the ATV riding time, and the full swing set. It’s also the kind of tour where the photos can actually look different, because you get multiple swing styles and you’re in a scenic forest setting.

I’d think twice if you’re chasing a super-chill day or if weather is unpredictable during your dates. But if your schedule is flexible and you can handle moderate effort, this package is a strong value way to experience two of Ubud’s most popular outdoor activities in one go.

FAQ

What does the Bali ATV Ride and Bali Swing package include?

It includes a private A/C car, an English-speaking driver, petrol and parking fees, 2 hours of ATV ride admission, Bali Swing admission, Indonesian lunch, mineral water (1 bottle/person), and insurance coverage during the ATV and Bali Swing parts.

Where is the Bali Swing activity located?

The swing activity is in Bongkasa, close to Ubud.

How long is the experience?

The total duration is about 8 hours (approximately), including travel time (about 3 hours).

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 8:30 am.

Does the package include a photographer or swing dress rental?

No. A dress rental at Bali Swing and a photographer at Bali Swing are not included.

Is this a private tour?

Yes. It’s described as a private tour/activity, so only your group participates.

What happens if weather is poor?

This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.