One day, two big thrills, and you’ll be covered. This Ubud double-adventure pairs an easygoing ATV jungle ride with a photo-heavy swing stop near Bongkasa.

I especially love that the ATV route is built for sightseeing, not racing. You’ll get time to pause for photos in the rice fields and then roll through village life and a small river area.

My only real caution is weather: the swing experience depends on good conditions, so plan for possible rescheduling if skies don’t cooperate.

Key things that make this package worth a look

• ATV time built for photos with scenic stops through rice fields, villages, and a small river area
• Bali Swing variety: 2 single, 1 romantic, 1 bed, 1 sky bed, 1 chicken nest, and 1 bird nest
• Pickup by private A/C car plus an English-speaking driver to keep the day smooth
• Tickets and water included, along with insurance coverage during ATV and swing
• Mobile ticket for easy check-in on the day

Two Adventures in One Ubud-Day Plan

This is the kind of day I like when you’re trying to pack in Bali without turning it into a headache. You’re based around Ubud, then you get a full ATV segment and a separate Bali Swing segment later, with a lunch break in between. The total day runs about 8 hours, with an early start (8:30am) and travel time of about 3 hours built into the schedule.

The “double” format matters because it saves you the hassle of coordinating two separate activities on two different days. Instead, you’re paying for one organized route and one set of logistics: a private A/C vehicle, driver, and the activity tickets handled in advance.

There’s also a private-tour setup, so it’s only your group participating. That usually means less waiting around with strangers and more control over pacing—especially useful when you want more time for photos at scenic spots.

The ATV Ride Through Rice Fields, Village Life, and a Small River

The ATV portion is about 2 hours of ride time with professional support guiding you along the route. The vibe here is sightseeing. You’re not meant to treat it like a speed run; the goal is to experience the countryside and stop for pictures whenever you want.

What I like most is the variety packed into that ATV window:

• Rice field scenery with that classic Bali view where the green stretches and the light changes fast through the day
• Local village passing, where you can see day-to-day life rather than just look at it from afar
• A small river area, which adds a little more texture to the ride and gives you another change of scenery for photos

Because this is described as an ATV biking sightseeing tour, the route should feel active but not chaotic. You’ll still get the thrill of riding off-road, but you won’t be fighting for balance the whole time. If you’re the type who wants movement and photos over pure adrenaline, this structure fits well.

One practical note: even when tours are “not speeding,” you should still come prepared for the realities of an ATV in the countryside—dusty paths, uneven ground, and the possibility of a wet patch if conditions are changeable. Bring confidence in your ability to sit, hold on comfortably, and handle some bumping.

Bali Swing Near Ubud: Bongkasa’s Photo-First Setups

After the ATV, the day shifts into a very different energy. This swing stop is located in Bongkasa, close to Ubud, and it’s built around swings placed for dramatic forest-and-panorama views. The idea is simple: you come for the ride, but you stay for the photos.

The package is especially strong because it doesn’t limit you to one swing. You’re included for a lineup of multiple swing types, including:

• 2 single swings
• 1 romantic swing
• 1 bed swing
• 1 sky bed
• 1 chicken nest swing
• 1 bird nest swing

That variety matters. If you’re traveling with someone who wants different photo styles, you won’t feel stuck doing the same pose over and over. It also helps if you’re not sure which swing you’ll like most—try the set that matches your comfort level, then swap to another without needing a separate add-on.

Also, the tour description calls out that the swings are in a forest setting with great background views. That’s the whole point. The swings are basically a viewpoint with motion, and the platform setup makes it easier to get those “from this angle, the background fills the frame” images.

What you’ll want to know before you go

The swing experience does not include a dress rental, and a photographer isn’t included either. So if you want those traditional-style outfits or you want someone else to handle photos, you’ll need to budget for that separately. If you’re bringing your own camera or phone, plan for a little time adjusting angles between swings.

What the All-Inclusive Price Covers (and What You’ll Still Pay for)

At $120 per person, the value is mostly in the “included” parts that reduce planning stress. Here’s what’s clearly covered:

• Private car with good A/C
• English-speaking driver
• Petrol and parking fees
• 2 hours ATV ride
• Swing admission access (the included swing lineup)
• Mineral water (1 bottle per person)
• Insurance coverage during ATV and Bali Swing
• Admission tickets included for both activity parts
• Mobile ticket
• Group discounts (if you’re booking with others, it can help your per-person cost)

When I look at value like this, I focus on what you don’t have to shop for at the last minute. Tickets are handled. Transport is handled. Insurance coverage is handled. Even the water is part of the package.

What’s not included is also important so you don’t get surprised:

• Rent dress at Bali Swing
• Photographer at Bali Swing

That’s really the main “extra” list. If you’re the kind of traveler who likes dressing up and you rely on a photographer to handle the tricky shots, that’s worth considering in your total budget.

Timing and Logistics: How an 8-Hour Day Gets You Moving

The start time is 8:30am, and the full experience is about 8 hours. Travel time is listed at about 3 hours, which helps explain how you still fit in both activities plus the lunch break during the day.

Here’s how the structure feels day-of:

1. You’re picked up and driven to the ATV start area.
2. You do about 2 hours on the ATV.
3. Then you move into the lunch portion with Indonesian food mentioned in the plan.
4. After that, you continue to the swing site for a about 3-hour swing block.

The swing segment sounds like the longer photo-focused stretch, and that makes sense. You’ll cycle through multiple swing types, reset positions, and take pictures at different angles. If you’re someone who runs on a tight schedule, build in the mental flexibility that photo activities take longer than you expect.

Also, remember this is weather-dependent for the swing portion. If conditions are poor, you should expect the operator to adjust and offer a different date or a refund if it gets canceled.

Safety, Comfort, and Fitness: The Real-World Considerations

The description says you should have moderate physical fitness. That doesn’t mean “athlete only,” but it does mean you should be comfortable with:

• Sitting on an ATV and holding steady over uneven ground for about 2 hours
• Getting on and off different swing setups
• Managing quick transitions between multiple stations while wearing or carrying personal items

For the ATV portion, the ride is described as sightseeing rather than speed-focused, but it’s still an off-road activity. So if you have balance issues, back problems, or anything that makes sitting for long stretches uncomfortable, it’s worth thinking twice.

On the swing side, you’re dealing with height and motion. Even if the rides are short for each swing type, you’ll want to be confident in your comfort level around platforms and getting posed for photos.

Who This Tour Suits Best (and Who Should Rethink It)

This package is a strong match if you:

• Want an active day without spending extra time planning
• Like countryside scenery, especially rice field views and village passing
• Want photo options, with multiple swing types instead of one
• Prefer the convenience of hotel-area pickup and an English-speaking driver
• Want a private setup for your group rather than joining a big shared crowd

It may be less ideal if you:

• Are expecting a relaxed, slow-paced cultural tour only
• Strongly dislike photo-focused stops
• Are easily stressed by weather changes (because the swing is weather-dependent)
• Want everything to be included including dress rentals and professional photography

Small Tips That Make This Day Easier and More Fun

A couple of practical things can make a big difference on an ATV-and-swing day:

• Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dusty. ATV conditions can be messy even when the pace is calm.
• Bring something simple for photos. If you’re not hiring a photographer, clear camera-phone habits matter: wipe the lens, charge ahead, and plan for quick reshoots between swing types.
• Think about comfort first, then style. If you plan to rent a swing outfit, you’ll want it to feel stable and easy to move in while switching between swing stations.
• Go in expecting a full photo rotation. Since you’re included for six different swing experiences, your best photos will come from taking your time at each setup, not rushing to the next one.

Should You Book the Bali Golden Tour Double Adventure?

I’d book this if you want one clean, organized day that mixes countryside movement with Bali’s most popular swing-style photo experiences—and you don’t want to piece everything together yourself. The included transport, tickets, insurance, and water do a lot of the heavy lifting, and the swing lineup is broad enough that you’ll likely find a few styles you really like.

You might skip or rethink if you’re mainly seeking calm cultural pacing, or if you’re booking during a period when you’re very anxious about weather. Also, if dress rental and a photographer are must-haves for you, factor those costs into your budget so the $120 doesn’t feel smaller than expected.

If you like your Bali days active, scenic, and camera-friendly, this one is built for exactly that.

FAQ

What is the duration of the Bali ATV Ride Adventure and Bali Swing package?

The tour is approximately 8 hours, including activity time and travel time.

Where does this experience take place?

It’s based around Ubud, Indonesia. The Bali swing activity is in the village of Bongkasa, close to Ubud.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 8:30am.

Is pickup included?

Yes. Pickup is offered, and you’ll travel by private car with good A/C.

How long is the ATV ride?

The ATV ride is about 2 hours, and admission tickets are included.

How long is the Bali Swing portion?

The swing portion is about 3 hours, and admission tickets are included.

What swing types are included?

The package includes 2 single swings, 1 romantic swing, 1 bed swing, 1 sky bed, 1 chicken nest, and 1 bird nest.

What is not included in the package?

Dress rental at Bali Swing and a photographer at Bali Swing are not included.

Is insurance included?

Yes. Insurance coverage is included during the ATV ride and Bali swing.

What happens if the weather is bad?

This 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 before the experience start time.