One-day chaos in the best way. You get ATV time near Ubud plus Ayung River rafting, with a jungle route that includes Gorilla Face and Bali’s green rice country. I love how active the whole day stays—no long boredom gaps—and I also like that you’re not just looking at nature from a scooter window. The only catch: the headline price doesn’t include the ATV, rafting, and rice terrace entrance tickets, so check your final total before you commit.

This combo works because it strings together different kinds of outdoors: mud-and-rock ATV riding, then wet-and-wild river rafting, then some calmer time for coffee tasting. I especially like that the day includes showers between activities, so you’re not stuck sticky all afternoon. A consideration: you’ll want to be comfortable with getting wet and sweaty, plus you’ll trade phones for a life-vest-and-helmet moment for much of the day.

Key Things I’d Pick Up for This Ubud Combo

• Gorilla Face route: a named stop that signals you’re riding into the jungle rather than just doing a quick loop.
• Longest quad track near Ubud: more riding time to actually feel like you drove something, not just posed for photos.
• Ayung River rafting: the classic Bali river experience with views of jungle and waterfalls along the route.
• Tandem ATV vs solo quad: ride with a friend or drive yourself, with a solo traveler add-on cost.
• Rice terrace stop: greenery and farming scenery woven into the day, not treated like a separate trip.
• Reval-level help: at least one guide/driver is known for being super helpful and even finding a better price than expected.

Price and What You’re Really Buying

The listed price is $24 per person for a 1-day, guided combo in the Ubud area. That sounds like a great deal—until you notice what’s not included. The tour does not include entrance tickets for ATV, rafting, and rice terraces.

So what are you paying for with the base price? From the way the day is set up, you’re mainly buying the guided experience plus the structure: safety briefing, the right gear for the activities, and a driver/guide team to run the plan from pickup to drop-off. The entrance tickets are the part that varies by operator and ticket pricing, so your all-in cost can be meaningfully higher than $24.

If you’re doing this as a value-minded day trip, I’d treat it like this:

• You’ll likely pay extra for the attraction tickets on top of the base tour price.
• The payoff is that you get two big-ticket adrenaline activities plus the scenic stops in one day.

Also check the solo situation. If you’re a solo traveler, the tour info notes you need to pay 300k IDR for a driver. That’s important for budgeting, because the ability to ride exactly how you want can come with an added fee.

Pickup, Drop-Off, and How the Day Flows

This is a “go-go-go” style day, built around pickup and return. You can be picked up from Sanur, Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, or Ubud, and you can also be dropped off back in those areas (the drop-off list includes Seminyak, Sanur, Ubud, Kuta, Canggu).

Once you meet your guide/driver plan, you’ll get a safety briefing and gear up for both activities. You’ll start with outdoor jungle riding and river time in the Ubud region, plus a coffee plantation stop for tasting. After the ATV portion, there’s time to freshen up with a shower before the next activity—then another shower before lunch.

The time blocks provided give a rough rhythm:

• Rafting on the Ayung River: listed as 3.5 hours in one place, and around 2.5 hours in another description. Expect a multi-hour river session either way.
• Quad biking: listed as 1.5 hours.
• Plus the coffee tasting and meals, which can make the whole day feel full even if the “active minutes” are shorter than you think.

Practical note: even if you’re not doing the most extreme option, you’re still in a river-and-jungle day. Bring a sense of humor about wet hair, dirt on your shoes, and the fact that you’ll likely spend part of the day in a helmet.

ATV Riding Near Ubud: Gorilla Face, Rice Paddies, and Terrain

The ATV part is the “walk into the wild” segment. You ride through tropical jungle scenery with rice paddy fields and river settings along the way, and your route includes Gorilla Face Cave. That stop name matters: it signals you’ll be on a route with actual sights, not just a flat circuit.

You’ll also have a choice in how you ride:

• Tandem ATV: you can ride with a companion.
• Solo quad: you can drive your own quad for a more independent feel.

The tour also highlights the longest quad bike track near Ubud. In plain terms, that’s what you want if you’re paying for an ATV day. Short tracks feel like a warm-up. A longer one gives you time to get comfortable with the machine, feel the bumps and turns, and enjoy the scenery before you’re back at base.

What you should expect on the ground:

• Mixed terrain, not just easy paths.
• Jungle greenery plus open views over rice paddies at moments.
• Time outdoors that’s more than a photo stop.

How I’d prepare:

• Wear shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Closed-toe matters.
• If you’re prone to motion sickness, go easy on the phone camera til after you settle in.
• Keep your expectations for speed reasonable. This is adventure terrain, not a race.

Rice Terraces: The Scenic Reset Between Adrenaline

The rice terrace component is part of the appeal: after ATV chaos, you get calmer visuals—farm landscapes, water channels, and the kind of green you only get in places where farming and water management are constant.

But remember: the entrance ticket for rice terraces is not included in the base tour price. So budget for that separate cost, and be ready to pay the ticket portion directly if your booking requires it.

If you’re the type who likes “one dramatic thing, one pretty thing,” this part works well. You’re not only doing motion and noise; you get a slower, more Bali-feeling stop that still fits the day’s pace.

Coffee Plantation Stop: A Small Break That Actually Helps

Between the big adrenaline segments, the tour includes a coffee plantation and coffee tasting. The time needed here won’t be enough to turn the day into a slow cultural tour, but it’s a smart pause. Your body will thank you after ATV dust and river spray.

What you can realistically expect:

• A tasting session tied to the plantation setting.
• A short break from moving gear and changing environments.

This stop is a good fit if you want something local and grounded without sacrificing the main point of the day: outdoor fun.

Ayung River Rafting: Jungle Views Plus Water Time

Now for the water portion. Your rafting happens on the Ayung River, described as the longest river on the island of Bali. That matters because longer rivers generally mean a longer experience, with more sections that feel like you’re traveling through the scenery rather than just floating from one bend to another.

You’ll raft for a multi-hour block (again, listed as 3.5 hours in one spot and about 2.5 hours elsewhere). Either way, you should plan for real river time.

Along the route, you can expect sweeping green jungle views and waterfall sights. The tour description specifically points to jungle and waterfall views as part of the ride, so this isn’t just rapids for rapids’ sake.

Safety and comfort:

• You’ll receive a safety briefing.
• You’ll be geared up with the necessary equipment for rafting.
• There’s a shower afterward, which is honestly the difference between an enjoyable memory and an uncomfortable ending.

My practical advice:

• Assume you’ll get wet. Even if you try to sit “dry,” rafting water finds a way.
• Bring a dry shirt in your bag if you can. A shower helps, but not every tour provides a full outfit change.
• If you want great photos, try to keep your phone protected until after the most splash-heavy sections.

Lunch, Showers, and Finishing Strong

After rafting, the day includes time to shower again, then lunch. The meal is described as fried rice or noodles. Simple and filling, which is what you want after you’ve burned energy in the sun and in the river’s cool chaos.

Then you’re done: return to your meeting point or get dropped back at pickup areas.

This ending matters because a combo tour can easily feel like “two activities crammed together.” The showers and meal help you reset, so you don’t end the day feeling wrecked.

Getting the Best Value: What to Watch For

To judge value here, you need to look at the full package price—not just the headline $24.

Here’s what can change your all-in total:

• Entrance tickets are not included for ATV, rafting, and rice terraces.
• Solo traveler driver add-on: 300k IDR for a driver.
• Pickup/drop-off might affect your total depending on where you’re starting in Bali and what’s included in your booking setup.

The upside is that you’re consolidating a lot:

• One day with ATV riding, rafting, rice terrace scenery, and coffee tasting.
• Pickup and drop-off options across major Bali areas.
• English-speaking live tour guide support.

If you’re comparing to doing each activity separately, this combo tends to win for convenience and flow. You lose some flexibility, but you gain a full day of variety.

Who This Day Trip Fits Best

This is a great match if you:

• Want adventure + scenery in one day without planning multiple trips.
• Like the idea of riding ATV trails through jungle and rice country, then switching to river action.
• Prefer an organized plan with pickup options across southern and central Bali areas.

It’s less ideal if you:

• Hate getting wet or dirt on your clothes.
• Want a relaxed, slow sightseeing day with long museum-style breaks.
• Have trouble with multi-hour active segments back to back.

Book It or Skip It?

I’d book this if you want a one-day Bali hit: jungle ATV riding with a named stop (Gorilla Face), plus a real Ayung River rafting session with jungle and waterfall scenery. The day has enough structure—safety briefing, gear, showers, and lunch—that it feels doable rather than chaotic.

I’d pause if your budget can’t handle the extra ticket costs (ATV, rafting, rice terraces) and the solo traveler driver add-on. Also pause if you’re expecting the $24 to cover everything. It probably doesn’t.

One more reason I’m optimistic about booking: the experience has a reputation for strong driver/guide support, with at least one named helper, Reval, described as super helpful and able to secure a better price than expected.

If you’re okay with wet gear, added ticket costs, and a packed day, this is a strong value way to see Ubud’s outdoors in a single shot.

FAQ

What’s the duration of the Ubud ATV and rafting combo?

It’s listed as a 1-day experience, and the itinerary includes time blocks for rafting and quad biking plus other stops like coffee tasting and lunch.

Where can I get picked up and dropped off?

Pickup options include Sanur, Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, and Ubud. Drop-off options include Seminyak, Sanur, Ubud, Kuta, and Canggu.

Is the ATV, rafting, and rice terrace admission included in the price?

No. The entrance tickets for ATV, rafting, and rice terraces are listed as not included.

How long is the rafting on the Ayung River?

The rafting time is given as 3.5 hours in the itinerary, and the experience description also mentions about 2.5 hours. Plan on a multi-hour rafting session.

How long is the quad bike ride?

The quad bike ride is listed as 1.5 hours.

Does the tour include coffee tasting?

Yes. The itinerary includes a coffee plantation stop with coffee tasting.

Is this tour only for couples or groups?

No. It offers private or small groups. There’s also specific info for solo travelers: if you’re a solo traveler, you need to pay 300k IDR for a driver.

What language is the tour guide?

The tour guide is listed as English.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.