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Launch over jungle ravines at My Swing Bali, taste local chocolate, then descend the 500 steps to Nungnung Waterfall. This private day tour from Ubud combines photo-ready thrills with a cool waterfall swim and a glimpse of Bali’s rural life.
Launch over jungle ravines at My Swing Bali, taste local chocolate, then descend the 500 steps to Nungnung Waterfall. This private day tour from Ubud combines photo-ready thrills with a cool waterfall swim and a glimpse of Bali’s rural life.
Morning light threads through the palms as a private transfer winds out of Ubud toward Bongkasa; rice terraces slip by like pages and the Ayung River dares you to look down. At My Swing Bali, platforms perch over the hill and the swings launch you toward wide jungle and river-carved valleys—brief, breathy moments where gravity and scenery conspire.
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Operated by Nice Tour Bali · Ubud, Bali
Morning light threads through the palms as a private transfer winds out of Ubud toward Bongkasa; rice terraces slip by like pages and the Ayung River dares you to look down. At My Swing Bali, platforms perch over the hill and the swings launch you toward wide jungle and river-carved valleys—brief, breathy moments where gravity and scenery conspire.
The route follows old village roads threaded with subak rice irrigation channels that have shaped Balinese life for centuries. Geologically the area sits on volcanic soils fed by Mount Agung and nearby highlands; waterfalls like Nungnung carve steep amphitheaters in basalt and andesite, forming plunge pools that invite a cool dip. Cultural touches appear at roadside warungs and the POD Chocolate Factory, where local cacao beans are roasted and woven into modern small-batch products that reflect Bali’s evolving food craft.
Expect a full-day rhythm: pickup in the morning, photo-friendly swings and nests at the Bali Swing, a relaxed lunch overlooking the gorge, a short factory visit, and the descent to Nungnung Waterfall—about 500 steps round trip—to swim and soak in a quieter, less trafficked cascade.
Practical notes: wear sturdy shoes for the waterfall stairs and non-slip shoes or sandals for the swing platforms, bring a waterproof bag for phones, and allow time for transport on narrow village roads. Midday can be hot; plan water and sun protection. This private tour balances adrenaline and easy sightseeing—ideal for travelers who want both iconic photos and a genuine taste of Bali’s rural landscape.
easy.
10–12 hours.
Light-moderate: must be able to manage a 500-step stair descent/ascent and short walks on uneven ground.
The private tour runs about 10–12 hours and typically includes hotel pickup/drop-off, Bali Swing entry, lunch, POD Chocolate Factory visit, Nungnung Waterfall visit, and a tour escort.
Operators use harnesses and staff for swings, but children should be supervised; the swing is photographic rather than a technical activity. At the waterfall the pool depth varies—exercise caution near edges.
This is a private tour so many operators allow modest customization—confirm any changes at booking so timing and fees are adjusted.
Dry season (April–October) offers more reliable weather for swings and transport; wet season brings fewer crowds but a higher chance of rain and slippery stairs.
Nice Tour Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light threads through the palms as a private transfer winds out of Ubud toward Bongkasa; rice terraces slip by like pages and the Ayung River dares you to look down. At My Swing Bali, platforms perch over the hill and the swings launch you toward wide jungle and river-carved valleys—brief, breathy moments where gravity and scenery conspire.
Morning light threads through the palms as a private transfer winds out of Ubud toward Bongkasa; rice terraces slip by like pages and the Ayung River dares you to look down. At My Swing Bali, platforms perch over the hill and the swings launch you toward wide jungle and river-carved valleys—brief, breathy moments where gravity and scenery conspire.
The route follows old village roads threaded with subak rice irrigation channels that have shaped Balinese life for centuries. Geologically the area sits on volcanic soils fed by Mount Agung and nearby highlands; waterfalls like Nungnung carve steep amphitheaters in basalt and andesite, forming plunge pools that invite a cool dip. Cultural touches appear at roadside warungs and the POD Chocolate Factory, where local cacao beans are roasted and woven into modern small-batch products that reflect Bali’s evolving food craft.
Expect a full-day rhythm: pickup in the morning, photo-friendly swings and nests at the Bali Swing, a relaxed lunch overlooking the gorge, a short factory visit, and the descent to Nungnung Waterfall—about 500 steps round trip—to swim and soak in a quieter, less trafficked cascade.
Practical notes: wear sturdy shoes for the waterfall stairs and non-slip shoes or sandals for the swing platforms, bring a waterproof bag for phones, and allow time for transport on narrow village roads. Midday can be hot; plan water and sun protection. This private tour balances adrenaline and easy sightseeing—ideal for travelers who want both iconic photos and a genuine taste of Bali’s rural landscape.