This is one of the easiest ways to get off the road and into Ubud’s water-and-mud fun. I like the ATV quad bike track that mixes rice fields, puddles, and jungle sections with the Wos River tubing that lets you float and reset between the thrills.

The best part is the combo format: you don’t just do one activity, you do two in the same day with professional guides, safety gear, and lunch included. One thing to weigh first: it’s not suitable for children under 7 or for people over 65, and the ATV can get messy.

Key things to know before you go

• Hotel pickup and drop-off is included (private), so you’re not figuring out transport
• Safety gear, lockers, towels, and showers are part of the package
• Wos River tubing runs about 90 minutes, with a calmer section and some rapids
• ATV time is 1 hour, and it includes a practice round so you can get your bearings
• English-speaking live guides keep you on track and explain what to do
• Lunch and mineral water are included, so the day doesn’t feel like constant spending

Why this Ubud ATV + tubing day works so well

This tour is built for people who want more than a scooter stop and a photo. In one outing, you get movement on land and then time on the river, with guides who handle the safety and the pacing for you.

I especially like the structure. You start with the water part, eat, then tackle the ATV when you’ve got energy and focus back. That rhythm matters, because both activities take coordination, and you don’t want to cram them back-to-back with no recovery time.

Getting picked up and finding the Wos River meeting point

You’ve got a couple ways this can start, depending on the option you choose. If pickup is included for your option, you’ll wait in your hotel lobby about 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup.

If your option starts at the Wos River tubing meeting point, you’ll want to follow the Google map route to the exact location. The activity ends back at the meeting point, so plan your return timing around that.

In terms of how long the day takes, expect a window of 1.5 to 6 hours, based on the selected option and start time. If you’re trying to fit it into a tight Bali schedule, check availability first so you’re not guessing.

The Wos River tubing: calm float, then a few punchier spots

The river portion is designed for a fun, “put your feet up” kind of thrill. You’ll use large inflatable tires for tubing, and you’ll spend about 90 minutes on the Wos River with a professional guide.

You can expect it to be partly like a lazy river, but it’s not a totally flat, boring drift. There are a few rapids and playful sections that add excitement without turning it into whitewater chaos.

Before you go, guides explain how to use the rafts/tubing setup. This is one of those small details that makes a big difference. When you understand what to do early, you spend more time enjoying the ride and less time panicking about balance.

What you’ll do at river time (and what to bring)

You’ll get safety equipment, and you’ll also have access to facilities like lockers, bath towels, and showers. That means you can rinse off after you get wet and muddy, rather than ending the day feeling sticky and grim.

Pack with the reality that you’ll likely get damp. Wear swimwear under clothes you don’t mind leaving behind or changing out of later, and consider water-friendly sandals or shoes with grip.

One more practical perk: they make pictures and videos during both activities. You can choose if you want to buy them, but even if you skip the purchase, it’s a sign they’re set up to capture the day for you.

Lunch in the middle: why this break matters

After the river portion, you get a lunch stop that lasts about 1 hour. Lunch is included, and you’ll also have mineral water as part of the package, so you’re not hunting down food while your group is getting hungry.

This break does more than fill your stomach. It gives you time to dry off a bit, swap into dry clothes, and reset your energy before the ATV.

Also, if you’re the type who gets distracted when you’re tired, the mid-day break helps keep the ATV portion from feeling rushed. For a lot of people, that’s the difference between a good experience and a chaotic one.

The ATV quad bike track: rice fields, tunnels, waterfalls, and practice time

Your ATV portion is about 1 hour, and the route is more varied than you might expect. Expect jungle trails, puddles, rice fields, and sections that can include waterfalls, tunnels, and rougher terrain.

Yes, it can get muddy. That’s part of the appeal, but it also means you should treat this like an activity, not a “clean outfit” day.

A smart detail: many people are glad there’s a practice round at the start. It helps you learn how the ATV responds before you’re thrown onto the main track. When you get the basics quickly, the rest of the ride turns into pure fun instead of “hold on and hope.”

Safety gear is included, and there’s an insurance component in the package. Still, use common sense: follow the guide’s instructions, keep your distance on the track, and don’t try to go faster than your comfort level.

Guides make it (Eka, Widi, and what they focus on)

The guides are a major part of what makes this day feel smooth. English-speaking live guides help you understand what to do, especially at the river where correct handling of the setup makes the ride safer and more comfortable.

Names you may hear during the day include Eka and Widi. Eka has been credited with making the day feel well organized, and Widi has been described as making sure everything ran smoothly. On the ATV side, you can also count on the guide to explain how to handle the quad bike before you start the main section.

One bonus detail that’s shown up in at least some days: Eka and the driver may take you for a quick stop for a coffee tasting. That’s not guaranteed in the tour description, so treat it as a possible extra rather than a promise.

Comfort and facilities: showers, towels, and the “reset button”

It’s a good sign when a tour includes the practical stuff. You get lockers, bath towels, and shower facilities, which helps you freshen up right after the water and then again before you head back out.

This matters in Bali, where heat and humidity can linger after being wet. If you’d rather not spend the rest of your trip smelling like river tubing, this package does a lot of the work for you.

You also get mineral water and lunch, which reduces the stress of finding food mid-adventure. You can keep your day moving instead of turning it into a scavenger hunt.

Price and value: how $23 really plays out

At around $23 per person, the pricing makes sense because you’re bundling two different activities plus logistics. You’re not just paying for the ATV or the tubing by itself—you’re also getting private hotel pickup/drop-off, an English guide, safety equipment, lunch, insurance, and the comfort items like towels and showers.

For many visitors, the real cost of a day like this is time and coordination. This tour removes a lot of that. You show up, get guided, eat, do the second activity, and go home with the mess cleaned off.

If you were to plan ATV + river tubing on your own, the bill usually grows quickly once you add transportation, gear, and guiding. Here, the structure is the value.

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

This tour is a good fit if you want an active day without turning it into a DIY project. You’ll probably enjoy it most if you’re comfortable getting a bit wet, don’t mind mud, and like doing activities with clear instructions.

It’s not suitable for children under 7 or for people over 65, and the restrictions also include no pets and no alcohol or drugs. If you’re traveling with someone who can’t handle uneven terrain or wet conditions, you’ll want to consider a different pace.

If your Bali style is mostly temples and slow café time, this might feel like a lot. But if you want a day that mixes nature with hands-on fun, this is exactly the kind of outing that makes the trip feel more complete.

Should you book this ATV + Wos River tubing day?

I’d book it if you want two guided outdoor experiences in one day, with lunch and practical facilities included. The combination of Wos River tubing (about 90 minutes) and a 1-hour ATV track with a practice round is a solid “try it, learn it, then enjoy it” format.

Skip it if you’re looking for a fully gentle day, you can’t manage wet, muddy conditions, or you’re in the age range it doesn’t serve. Also, if your schedule is extremely tight, confirm the exact start time window because the overall duration can vary.

If you can fit it in, this is the kind of Ubud day that doesn’t just look good on Instagram. It feels like you actually did something.

FAQ

How long is the ATV quad bike and Wos River tubing experience?

The duration ranges from 1.5 to 6 hours, depending on the option and start time shown when you check availability.

Where does the activity start and where does it end?

Pickup varies by option. If you choose an option that starts at the river, you’ll meet at the Wos River tubing meeting point and the activity ends back at that same meeting point.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, private hotel pickup and drop-off is included, depending on the option. If pickup is included, you should wait in the hotel lobby about 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup time.

What’s included in the tour?

It includes Ubud ATV quad bike tour, Wos River tubing adventure, a professional guide for both, safety equipment, lockers, bath towel, shower facilities, lunch, mineral water, and insurance.

What should I pay for separately?

Personal expenses are not included.

Do I need to bring safety gear?

No. Safety equipment is included, along with guidance from the professional tubing and ATV quad bike guide.

Is the guide available in English?

Yes, the live tour guide is English.

Are there age limits?

Yes. The experience is not suitable for children under 7 and not suitable for people over 65.

Are pets or alcohol allowed?

Pets are not allowed. Alcohol and drugs are also not allowed.