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A full-day Ubud combo that pairs 2.5 hours of guided white-water rafting on the Ayung River with a 1.5-hour ATV loop through plantations and ravines. Expect guided transfers, lunch, and basic amenities for a concentrated taste of Bali’s river and trail terrain.
A full-day Ubud combo that pairs 2.5 hours of guided white-water rafting on the Ayung River with a 1.5-hour ATV loop through plantations and ravines. Expect guided transfers, lunch, and basic amenities for a concentrated taste of Bali’s river and trail terrain.
You push off from a riverside launch as palms lean over the Ayung, the current tugging the raft into a channel carved through volcanic rock and rice-terraced hills. The river talks in gurgles and sudden drops; your guide calls commands and the raft answers in synchronized strokes. Hours later the forest gives way to red-earth tracks and the rumble of an ATV as you climb toward broader views of central Bali’s contours.
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Operated by TRIPS BALI - Tours And Adventures · Ubud, Bali
You push off from a riverside launch as palms lean over the Ayung, the current tugging the raft into a channel carved through volcanic rock and rice-terraced hills. The river talks in gurgles and sudden drops; your guide calls commands and the raft answers in synchronized strokes. Hours later the forest gives way to red-earth tracks and the rumble of an ATV as you climb toward broader views of central Bali’s contours.
This full-day combo in Ubud pairs a 2.5-hour guided run on the Ayung River — chiefly class II–III rapids that showcase Bali’s riverine geology — with a 1.5-hour guided ATV loop across plantation trails and carved ravines. The Ayung has historic significance for local irrigation and temple access; nearby communities practice subak rice cultivation, and roadside shrines mark centuries of Balinese Hindu culture.
Expect wet limestone and andesite outcrops at the river, terraced fields visible from the trails, and the scent of coffee and clove in the air during the ATV section. Guides provide safety briefings, life jackets, helmets, bottled water, lunch, towels, and showers; private hotel transfers are commonly included.
Practical edge: arrive in quick-dry clothes, lock valuables on the transfer, and keep footwear that straps on for both water and mud. If you have back, heart, or pregnancy concerns the operator advises against participation. Morning departures avoid heavier afternoon rains and deliver calmer traffic on narrow roads. The day is active but accessible—expect 6–7 hours door-to-door with moderate physical effort and plenty of photo stops.
Minimum ages vary by operator, but typical limits are 6–7 years for rafting (with an adult) and 12–16 for ATVs; confirm when booking.
Most packages include hotel transfers in air-conditioned vehicles; verify your pickup point and time when you book.
Quick-dry clothes, secure footwear, sunscreen, a small waterproof bag, and any personal medication; towels and showers are usually provided.
Ayung rafting is commonly rated class II–III—exciting but suitable for most healthy, moderately fit travelers under guide supervision.
TRIPS BALI - Tours And Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a riverside launch as palms lean over the Ayung, the current tugging the raft into a channel carved through volcanic rock and rice-terraced hills. The river talks in gurgles and sudden drops; your guide calls commands and the raft answers in synchronized strokes. Hours later the forest gives way to red-earth tracks and the rumble of an ATV as you climb toward broader views of central Bali’s contours.
You push off from a riverside launch as palms lean over the Ayung, the current tugging the raft into a channel carved through volcanic rock and rice-terraced hills. The river talks in gurgles and sudden drops; your guide calls commands and the raft answers in synchronized strokes. Hours later the forest gives way to red-earth tracks and the rumble of an ATV as you climb toward broader views of central Bali’s contours.
This full-day combo in Ubud pairs a 2.5-hour guided run on the Ayung River — chiefly class II–III rapids that showcase Bali’s riverine geology — with a 1.5-hour guided ATV loop across plantation trails and carved ravines. The Ayung has historic significance for local irrigation and temple access; nearby communities practice subak rice cultivation, and roadside shrines mark centuries of Balinese Hindu culture.
Expect wet limestone and andesite outcrops at the river, terraced fields visible from the trails, and the scent of coffee and clove in the air during the ATV section. Guides provide safety briefings, life jackets, helmets, bottled water, lunch, towels, and showers; private hotel transfers are commonly included.
Practical edge: arrive in quick-dry clothes, lock valuables on the transfer, and keep footwear that straps on for both water and mud. If you have back, heart, or pregnancy concerns the operator advises against participation. Morning departures avoid heavier afternoon rains and deliver calmer traffic on narrow roads. The day is active but accessible—expect 6–7 hours door-to-door with moderate physical effort and plenty of photo stops.