Two adrenaline hits, one well-run day. I love the small group setup (max six), because it keeps the day feeling personal. I also like that this combo bundles transport and planning, so you can focus on the fun instead of coordinating. One thing to think about: you’ll get wet and muddy, so plan for real change-of-clothes time.

This route is built for people who want variety. You’ll tackle ATV trails with a full safety briefing, then switch to rafting on the Ayung River in Ubud with class II–III rapids that fit beginners and kids. It’s the kind of day where the pace stays active, from the 8:00 am start to the lunch and then the water part.

You should expect a straightforward, hands-on experience. Pickup is offered, and the day runs about 8 hours. It’s also weather-dependent, so you’ll want to check conditions the morning of and keep a flexible mindset.

Key things to know before you go

• Max 6 people means you’re more likely to get attention when you need it.
• ATV options are driver or passenger, and kids ages 7–15 can join only as a tandem copilot.
• The Ayung River run is class II–III, aimed at beginners and family groups, with about 13 km of paddling over roughly 2 hours.
• You get practical comfort extras: changing rooms, toilets, a towel, and a lunch buffet.
• Pack for both modes: swimsuit, a t-shirt, and change of clothes plus sports shoes or sandals.

A single pickup that links ATV trails to Ayung rapids

What makes this combo day feel like good value is the handoff between activities. Instead of you arranging separate bookings in Bali, you get a coordinated schedule with hotel pickup (offered) and transportation between the ATV area and the river.

For your time, that matters. When you’re moving between multiple places, you lose energy to logistics: meeting times, finding each site, and the stress of being late. Here, you’re set up for a smooth flow, and the structure of the day is clear: ATV first, then rafting.

Another plus is that the day is designed around real group management. With a maximum of six travelers, you’re less likely to feel like a number in a big bus group. That smaller size also helps if you’re unsure about your comfort level on the water or on the ATV.

Bali Skutis Adventure ATV ride in Singapadu: rice terraces and 250cc power

Your ATV stop starts with pickup from your hotel area and then a drive to Singapadu village for about 1.5 to 2 hours of quad riding at Bali Skutis Adventure. Before you move, you’ll get a full safety briefing from the instructor/guide—this is where you learn the basics of controlling the bike and what to do if conditions feel slippery.

The route is the main story. You’ll ride through rice terrace scenery, plantation areas, and a mix of village and riverside views. You also get the kind of terrain that normal cars just can’t reach, which is exactly why an ATV ride works so well as a partner to rafting: you get action in the countryside first, then you switch to the river.

Driver or passenger options (and the kid rules)

You can ride your ATV as either a driver or a passenger. The important detail here is age: children ages 7–15 can join only as a tandem copilot, not as a solo driver. The max age is 65, and the tour notes that you should have strong physical fitness.

This setup is practical. If you’re traveling with different comfort levels, tandem riding keeps everyone in the experience without forcing a one-size-fits-all skill test.

What to wear so the day stays fun

ATV days in Bali can mean dust, sweat, and occasional dampness depending on conditions. The operator recommends a swimsuit, a t-shirt, change of clothes, and sports shoes or sandals. I’d treat those recommendations as a real plan, not suggestions.

Also, don’t underestimate the change-of-clothes need. Once you do the water rafting later, you’ll be thankful you prepared for both parts of the day.

Rain or shine

ATV rides run daily in both dry and rainy season, and the challenge depends on your preference. Translation for your planning: expect the trail conditions to vary. If you’re easily spooked by uneven ground or slick patches, go in knowing your guide will keep you safe through the route choices and instruction.

Ayung River rafting with Red Paddle Bali Adventures: class II–III thrills in Ubud

After the ATV, the day shifts to water at Red Paddle Bali Adventures for rafting on the Ayung River in Ubud. This is one of the big reasons this combo works for more than just hardcore thrill seekers.

The Ayung River is described as ideal for beginner white-water rafting and family activities, with class II–III rapids. That range typically means you’ll feel real excitement—without the kind of intensity that scares off first-timers. You’ll raft for about 2 hours over roughly 13 km, paddling through a long stretch of river that begins in the northern mountain area and ends on Sanur beach.

What you might experience on the river

A good rafting day isn’t just about rapids. This route is described as a chance to discover hidden waterfalls, and it includes the possibility to swim in pristine water along the way.

Also, the rafting guide is noted as experienced and focused on service, which matters because the guide sets the tone for safety and fun. On rivers with class II–III sections, you want clear instructions and a guide who keeps the group moving confidently.

How the rafting time feels in a full day

You’re doing about 8 hours total, so the rafting fits as a major block of the day rather than a quick add-on. Plan for the reality of rafting logistics: getting suited up, paddling, and then drying off afterward. The included changing room and toilets are a real comfort upgrade here, not a small detail.

Included lunch, towels, and changing rooms: comfort that makes action possible

A lot of adventure tours sell the adrenaline and skip the practical stuff. This one doesn’t ignore it.

You get a welcome drink on arrival, plus coffee or tea later. There’s also a lunch buffet included, which is important in a day that’s physically active. When you’re doing ATV riding and then rafting, food timing affects how you feel during the water portion, especially if you’re working up a sweat in the first half.

Comfort extras are also part of the package: changing room and toilet facilities, plus free use of a towel. That’s a big deal because the day mixes dry and wet activities. If you’ve ever done water sports without easy changing space, you know it can turn minor discomfort into a whole mood change.

What’s not included: drinks (beyond the welcome drink and the coffee/tea). Souvenir photos are also sold separately. If you know you’ll want photos, factor that into your budget so it doesn’t feel like a surprise purchase.

Who this combo day fits best (and who should reconsider)

This tour is designed for people who want both countryside thrills and a white-water experience in one organized day. It suits you if you:

• like active travel that keeps moving
• want a beginner-leaning rafting option on the Ayung River
• appreciate a small group where you can get questions answered

It may be a tougher fit if you:

• don’t have strong physical fitness (the tour states this requirement)
• have age-related constraints for the ATV role (solo ATV isn’t allowed for children 7–15; they can only ride as tandem copilots)
• hate getting wet and then staying wet until you can change

One more consideration: the tour has a maximum of six travelers. That’s great for attention, but it can also mean fewer backup options if you’re traveling with a mixed group and everyone’s energy levels differ.

Price and value: is $205 reasonable for ATV + Ayung rafting?

At $205 per person, this combo isn’t the cheapest way to do either activity. But it can be good value because you’re paying for a full package, not two separate bookings.

Here’s what that price covers based on the included list:

• 1.5 to 2 hours of ATV riding (single or tandem)
• about 2 hours of Ayung River rafting (class II–III)
• welcome drink, coffee or tea
• lunch buffet
• changing room and toilet facilities
• free towel use
• all taxes, fees, and handling charges
• pickup is offered, and transport between activities is handled

When you compare that to booking separate ATV and rafting tours, the difference usually comes down to transport and coordination. If you’ve tried to line up multiple activities in Bali on your own schedule, you’ll know how much time and stress that can add. This day is built to reduce that friction, and that’s what you’re really paying for.

Also, the small group size (up to six) supports the value argument. You’re less likely to feel rushed or lost in a crowd.

How to prepare: packing list and on-the-day priorities

The tour gives you a clear packing direction. You’ll be happiest if you follow it:

• swimsuit
• t-shirt
• change of clothes
• sports shoes or sandals

I’d keep your priorities simple: plan for wet + muddy. Even if the weather is good, ATV riding can get dusty, and rafting will definitely mean damp conditions. Bring clothes you don’t mind getting a little rough, and make sure the change-of-clothes set is easy to reach.

Shoes matter too. Sports shoes are usually the safest choice if you expect slippery areas on foot. Sandals can work, but pick something you feel confident wearing around water and uneven ground.

Finally, remember the start time: 8:00 am. If you’re coming from Kuta, give yourself a buffer for pickup time so you’re not starting the day stressed.

Weather and rescheduling basics (so you don’t get caught off guard)

This experience requires good weather. If it gets canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. That’s a fair setup for a day that includes rafting, where conditions matter.

My practical advice: check the forecast the day before and again in the morning. If skies look unsettled, don’t book a bunch of tight plans right after this day. Keep your afternoon flexible, so a rescheduled slot doesn’t ruin the rest of your Bali itinerary.

Should you book Ayung rafting + ATV with private transport?

Yes—if you want one organized day that hits both land and water, and you’re comfortable with an active schedule.

Book it if:

• you’re traveling with mixed experience levels and want tandem ATV options
• you want beginner-friendly rafting on the Ayung River (class II–III)
• you’d rather pay for coordination than solve logistics on your own
• you like the idea of getting full-value inclusions like lunch buffet, changing rooms, and towels

Skip it (or consider a different plan) if:

• you’re sensitive to wet conditions and don’t want to deal with changing after rafting
• you don’t meet the strong physical fitness note
• your group needs solo ATV driving for children 7–15 (they can only ride as tandem copilots)

If you like adventures that feel hands-on and not overly complicated, this combo is a strong match for a Bali day out.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and Ayung rafting combo?

It runs about 8 hours total, with around 1.5 to 2 hours for the ATV ride and about 2 hours for rafting.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 8:00 am.

Where does the ATV ride take place?

The ATV ride is in Singapadu village at Bali Skutis Adventure.

What rafting level is on the Ayung River?

The rapids are class II–III, which is described as suitable for beginners and children.

Can children ride the ATV?

Children age 7–15 can join only as a tandem copilot (they can’t join as a solo driver). Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered.

What’s included in the price?

Included are the welcome drink, ATV ride time, Ayung rafting time, changing room and toilet facilities, towel use, lunch buffet, coffee or tea, and all taxes and fees.

What should I bring?

Bring a swimsuit, t-shirt, change of clothes, and sports shoes or sandals.

What happens if the weather is bad or I need to cancel?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.