Muddy ATV tracks and rice-terrace rides in one day. This Ubud package strings together ATV off-road time, zipline and swings at U Fun Field, and either rafting or the quad first, all with safety gear and a real dose of Bali views. You also get a culture stop connected to the rice fields, including the traditional Subak irrigation story. One thing to consider: the full mix is active, and you’ll want a solid fitness level and a change of clothes for the next segment.

I especially like that you’re not locked into one tempo. You can do the sky bike and zipline for big views, then shift to the messier fun of ATV through natural tracks or the wet-and-wild feel of rafting. The other win for me is organization: hotel pickup and drop-off (if you select it), lockers, showers, and insurance are part of the included setup.

Still, the schedule depends on your package choice. If you go ATV-first or rafting-first, you’ll plan around time on the river or trails before the rice-terrace activities.

Key things I’d plan around

• U Fun Field is the action hub: zipline, swings, and sky bike start here with rice-terrace photo angles.
• Order changes by package: ATV-first or rafting-first affects when you’ll want your dry clothes.
• Safety gear is real, not optional: helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt plus an instructor/guide.
• There’s a culture layer: a rice-field walk ties into Subak irrigation and a farmer hut visit.
• You get practical extras: lockers, shower/soap/towel, and lunch (fried noodles or fries).

U Fun Field in Payangan: swings, zipline, and the rice-terrace photo targets

Your day usually starts at U Fun Field (Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar). This is where the pace kicks up fast, because you’ll handle the “3 games” portion: zipline, swing, and sky bike. Even if you’re not a hardcore thrill-seeker, this stop is designed so most people can join in and still feel the adrenaline.

A big part of why U Fun Field works for photos is the set of iconic spots people chase in Ubud: the Wings of Bali area, plus swing setups that look like they belong on a travel poster. In the rides itself, the view is the point. You’re not just moving through an attraction; you’re moving above rice terraces where the scene stays open the whole time.

One practical heads-up: you’ll likely be active and exposed to sun and humidity while you wait for your turn. If you’re the type who runs cold, that won’t matter. If you’re the type who hates heat, you’ll want water and sunscreen ready.

Also, you might spot the white-dress photo option. A few reviews mention renting a dress for the swing and photo setups, which can make those rice-terrace moments look more like a styled shoot than a quick snapshot.

The ATV quad ride: 1.5 hours of muddy off-road fun in natural tracks

If you choose the ATV package, the quad bike part usually kicks off first. The ride runs about 1.5 hours, and it’s not a flat, polite track. Expect natural routes with off-road sections that can get muddy, especially if conditions are wet.

This is where you’ll appreciate the equipment and the “mess management” pieces. You should be given helmet, boots, and harness/safety belt, and there’s an instructor/guide with you. You also get a locker/storage area at the ATV location, plus shower and soap afterward. That matters because ATV mud tends to cling.

Bring a change of clothes. It’s recommended so you can move on comfortably to the next stop, whether that’s rafting or the rice-terrace activities.

A balanced note: ATV is fun when you want physical effort. It’s not just sitting on a machine. You’ll need strong enough legs and balance to stay comfortable and in control on uneven terrain.

River rafting with a safe, managed feel: wet rapids and jungle vibes

If you choose the rafting package, rafting starts first and lasts about 2.5 hours. This is the longer segment, so it shapes how you plan the day. Rafting is the stop where you’ll feel the biggest change in temperature and wetness, so your dry clothes become a must.

The setup includes safety gear like a helmet and guidance from an instructor/guide. Insurance is included too, which is one of those behind-the-scenes items that helps the whole day feel less stressful.

From the reviews and the way the tour is described, rafting here aims for a mix: you get exciting moments, but it’s not a “survive it” situation. People talk about it as thrilling while still feeling safe and well-managed.

Practical tip: use the locker/storage at the rafting/ATV location and plan to shower right after. Lunch is included at this point too, typically fried noodles or French fries, so you can refuel without hunting down food after you’re soaked.

The swap between ATV-first and rafting-first changes everything

This combo has a clever logic: your package choice affects order. If you book ATV, the ride starts with the quad and then you go on afterward. If you book rafting, you’ll raft first and then continue.

Why you should care: the rice-terrace activities at U Fun Field are more about views and photos, while ATV and rafting are more about getting dirty or wet. When you do the wet/muddy parts first, you’ll want that “dry reset” built into the day.

The tour’s overall duration is roughly 3 to 6 hours, depending on which parts you select. That’s also why you should read your exact package inclusions carefully, since the mix can change. The “full action” version fits best for people who want a fast, packed Ubud day without a long break in between.

Lunch, lockers, and showers: the part people forget to plan for

Included extras are a big reason this is good value. You’re not only paying for activities; you’re also getting locker/storage, plus shower, soap, and a towel at the ATV/rafting area. That’s a real comfort upgrade, especially if you’re continuing on in Ubud afterward.

Lunch is included as fried noodles or French fries. It’s not gourmet food, but it’s convenient. And convenience matters when your day includes mud and water.

You’ll also have insurance included. That’s not something you’ll think about while you’re on the river, but it’s the kind of detail that makes the whole day feel safer overall.

Safety and equipment: what you actually get before you fly or ride

This is not a DIY setup. You should get proper safety equipment, including a helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt for the relevant activities, plus a professional instructor/guide.

The best practical part is boots and harness gear. Those small details reduce the chance you’ll feel unprepared when you’re doing something physical and high-movement. Reviews also highlight that guides are friendly and keep things organized, with a focus on making people feel safe.

You should also know the tour requests a strong physical fitness level. That’s not to scare you off. It’s just honest: you’re moving, gripping, balancing, and spending a few hours in active riding and rafting conditions.

Logistics that matter: pickup, meeting point, and how long to block

The meeting point is U Fun Field in Payangan (Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572). Pickup and drop-off are offered if you select that option, and the tour ends in a different location than it starts.

That last part is why you should plan your next activity with some flexibility. You may not end back at the same spot where you started, so you’ll want to know where you’ll be dropped before you schedule dinner or a massage.

Also note the group size: there’s a maximum of 100 travelers. That doesn’t mean it will feel huge, but it’s a reminder that your timing may still be affected if several groups arrive together.

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

Value check: what $32 buys you in Ubud

At $32 per person, this is priced for people who want a lot of variety without spending a full day on one single attraction. The value isn’t just the activities. It’s the combo structure: ATV or rafting plus zipline, swing, and sky bike at U Fun Field, with lockers and showers included.

The culture element makes it even more compelling. Some reviews mention a stop visiting a farmer hut and learning about Subak, Bali’s traditional irrigation system tied to the rice fields. That kind of context turns the rice-terrace photo stops into something more than a backdrop.

Real talk: because it’s a combo and the time window is short, you won’t treat each part like a slow, scenic tour. This is a “do the big highlights” day. If you want a long, calm walk and hours of explanation, you might prefer a different pace.

Who should book this combo (and who might skip it)

This fits best if you want an active Ubud day where you get:

• off-road ATV time or river rafting time
• major views from swing and sky bike
• a quick culture tie-in around rice farming and Subak
• built-in comfort items like showers and lunch

Skip or rethink if you:

• hate wet activities or mud and don’t want that part of the plan
• have mobility issues that make uneven terrain, climbing steps, or harness gear uncomfortable
• want a low-stress schedule with lots of downtime

You’ll likely love it if you’re coming with a group too. There are group discounts, and the different activities give everyone something to get excited about.

Should you book Your Bali Escape in Ubud?

I’d book this if you want maximum variety in a short window, and you like the idea of pairing rice-terrace views with real action: muddy ATV tracks, wet rafting, and the bigger-in-the-air swing/zipline moments at U Fun Field.

I’d hesitate if you’re planning a very tight day after the tour, since the end location can be different from the start and the wet/muddy parts can eat time in terms of shower and reset.

If your biggest priority is one thing—either rafting or ATV—consider whether a single-activity tour would feel more comfortable. But if your goal is to stack highlights, this combo is one of the more “busy but worth it” ways to do Ubud.

FAQ

Where is the tour meeting point?

The tour starts at U Fun Field on Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

How long does the experience take?

It runs about 3 to 6 hours depending on which activities and package you choose.

Do I get pickup and drop-off?

Pickup and drop-off are available if you select the option. The activity ends in a different location, so check where you’ll be dropped.

What activities are included at U Fun Field?

At U Fun Field, you do the zipline, swing, and sky bike portion of the day.

If I book ATV or rafting, which starts first?

If you choose the ATV package, the quad biking starts first. If you choose the rafting package, rafting starts first.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch at the ATV/rafting location is included and is typically fried noodles or French fries.

What safety gear and support do I receive?

You’re provided with safety equipment such as a helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt, and you’ll have a professional instructor or guide.

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. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

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