Bali: ATV Rafting Zipline Swing &Sky Bike in Ubud Rice Field

Expect Bali with a safety helmet. This Ubud adventure packs a zipline, skybike, giant swing, rice-field walk, ATV ride, and river rafting into one busy outing. I like the mix of high-action activities and local farming culture, and I like that the package includes lunch, bottled water, equipment, showers, towels, and storage.

The main point to consider is the schedule. Different options run from 30 to 270 minutes, and transportation between your hotel, U Fun Field, the ATV site, and the rafting site costs extra. You also need to read the selected option carefully, since not every booking includes every activity.

Key points at a glance

• A rare five-part Bali combo: Zipline, skybike, swing, rice-field culture walk, ATV, and rafting can all fit into one booking, depending on the option selected.
• U Fun Field’s private rice fields: The cultural walk gives you a quieter alternative to the crowded Tegallalang terraces, with time to learn about farming and daily life.
• Gentle rather than extreme ziplining: The zipline is designed to let you take in the rice terraces instead of racing through the air.
• ATV action on the Beji River route: Expect jungle tracks, mud, streams, and rough paths after a safety briefing.
• Ayung River rafting lasts about 2.5 hours: The river section adds paddling, small rapids, tropical forest, and plenty of splashing.
• Strong guide and service feedback: Vidi receives special praise, while the staff are often noted for being friendly, careful, and helpful.

What this Ubud adventure is really like

This is not a quiet morning in the rice fields. It is a full sensory day, or a shorter activity block if you choose only part of the package. You move from aerial photo stops to muddy tracks, then to river water and a Balinese farm setting.

I see the biggest appeal in the variety. You can take photographs from a swing, pedal over the terraces, learn about rice cultivation, ride an ATV, and paddle through a river without arranging five separate bookings. For a first visit to Ubud, that makes the experience easy to understand and simple to fit into a packed holiday.

The tradeoff is that variety can make the day feel divided. The aerial activities are at U Fun Field, while the listed ATV and rafting sections use the Beji River and Ayung River areas. Transfers are not included unless you select the transportation add-on, so the final cost and total timing need checking before you pay.

The experience has a 4.7 rating from 12 posted ratings, with especially strong praise for the staff, safety care, and U Fun Field’s quieter rice-field setting. One critical point is useful: the activities can feel quite tourist-focused and staged, particularly the swing and photo stops. If you want polished scenery and easy holiday pictures, that may be a plus. If you want a more spontaneous village walk, it may feel too arranged.

Starting at U Fun Field and its rice terraces

U Fun Field is the most distinctive part of the experience. The park combines the zipline, swing, skybike, and a private rice-field walk, giving you both the familiar Bali photo stops and a chance to hear about farming.

The zipline crosses above rice terraces and gives you a broad view of the fields. It is not described as a fast or extreme ride. That matters if you want to look around while moving, or if a high-speed zipline sounds less appealing. One Canadian participant found the pace comfortable enough to enjoy the view as if flying over the terraces.

Next comes the skybike, where you pedal above the rice fields. This is primarily a photo and viewpoint activity, not a serious cycling challenge. You should expect height, open views, and a harness or safety belt, rather than a long ride through the countryside. It suits you if you enjoy unusual photographs but are comfortable looking down from above.

The iconic swing provides the biggest photo moment. You soar out over the fields, with green terraces beneath you and the tropical setting behind. The swing is highly arranged, so it is best understood as a scenic attraction rather than a traditional Balinese activity. Bring a waterproof camera, but secure it well and follow the staff’s instructions before using it.

The cultural walk is where the visit gains more substance. Your guide takes you through the private rice fields and explains traditional farming and local daily life. This section offers a slower pause between the aerial activities and the motorized adventure. It also helps you see the terraces as working farmland, not just a backdrop for photographs.

The private setting is an important advantage. The experience has been praised for having fewer crowds and shorter waits than Tegallalang Rice Terrace. That does not make it untouched countryside, but it can make the visit more relaxed and easier to enjoy.

The Beji River ATV ride, with mud and stream crossings

The quad bike portion lasts about 1.5 hours and takes place around the Beji River area. After a short safety briefing, you ride along rugged paths through jungle, mud, and streams.

This is the part to choose if you want physical action. The ride is not simply a paved-road loop. The rough tracks and wet sections give it a more playful feel, although the exact level of mud will depend on conditions. You should be ready to get dirty and bring dry clothes for afterward.

Safety equipment includes a helmet and boots, and a professional instructor is provided. Insurance is included as well. Those details do not remove the need to ride carefully, but they make the setup more reassuring for first-time ATV users.

You should also be realistic about the physical demands. The activity is not suitable for people with back problems, heart problems, or anyone unable to ride a bike. It is also not suitable for children under five, pregnant women, wheelchair users, or people over 80. If you have any doubt about your fitness, this is a poor place to test it.

The ATV portion will appeal most to you if you want a messy, active ride rather than a scenic drive. It is less suitable if you dislike mud, water splashes, or uneven ground. The included shower, soap, and towel are especially useful here, as is the included locker for keeping valuables dry while you ride.

Rafting the Ayung River for about 2.5 hours

The rafting section uses the Ayung River and lasts approximately 2.5 hours. You paddle through gentle rapids with tropical forest around you, while the water provides a welcome change after the heat and dust of the ATV route.

This is described as an active but approachable river outing. You should expect paddling, small rapids, and refreshing splashes rather than a highly technical expedition. A professional instructor and safety equipment are included, so you receive guidance before and during the river trip.

The Ayung River portion adds a different view of Bali. From the ATV, you see the countryside at ground level and deal with the road directly. On the river, the pace slows and the forest surrounds you. The contrast gives the combined package its appeal.

Allow time for the practical side. The stated duration includes estimated travel time from each destination, and the separate activities are located in different areas. A four-part day can therefore feel longer than the activity times alone suggest. Confirm the order and meeting point for your chosen option, especially if you are arranging other Ubud plans later.

Lunch and bottled water are included at the rafting or ATV location. That is helpful because the activities are active and can leave you hungry. You still need to bring a change of clothes, especially if you plan to do both the ATV and rafting sections.

How the activities fit together

The experience can begin from one of three listed locations: Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, or U Fun Field. The meeting point depends on the option you book. This is one reason the product description needs careful reading before purchase.

The full schedule can include:

• Aerial activities at U Fun Field
• A cultural walk through private rice fields
• Around 1.5 hours on an ATV near the Beji River
• Around 2.5 hours of rafting on the Ayung River
• Lunch, water, shower access, towels, and lockers at the rafting or ATV location

The advertised duration ranges from 30 to 270 minutes. That wide range signals that several versions are being sold, from a single activity to a larger combination. Do not assume the $20 price includes every attraction. The description specifically warns that each option has different inclusions.

At $20 per person, the experience can offer very good value if your chosen package includes several activities and the stated equipment and facilities. It becomes less of a bargain if you add transportation, select only one short activity, or discover that some attractions are separate upgrades.

The value also depends on what you want from Ubud. If you would otherwise pay separately for a swing, an ATV ride, rafting, and a rice-field visit, combining them can save time and planning effort. If you only want a calm walk through the terraces, most of the package will be unnecessary.

What the staff and guides add

Service is one of the strongest parts of this experience. The staff are described as friendly and attentive, and safety receives repeated praise. Vidi is singled out as an excellent guide, so if he is assigned to your group, expect a particularly positive experience.

The staff also help with the practical details that matter at an active attraction. Safety instructions, helmets, boots, harnesses, and belts are part of the setup. The inclusion of storage, towels, and showers removes some of the usual hassle after mud and river water.

The instructor speaks English. That makes the safety briefing and activity instructions easier for English-speaking visitors, though your exact guide may vary. Do not rush through the briefing. The ATV route and elevated activities both require you to understand the instructions before starting.

The touristy side of the experience

The swing, skybike, and zipline are designed for photographs. They are polished attractions, not secret village discoveries. You may enjoy the clear views and easy photo opportunities, but you should not expect a completely natural or unstructured encounter with rural Bali.

That said, a staged activity is not automatically a bad one. The aerial attractions make it possible to see the rice fields from angles you cannot get on a normal walk. The cultural stop also gives the setting more meaning than a quick photo session alone.

I would describe the experience as a blend of recreation and presentation. It shows you a carefully prepared version of Bali’s countryside, then adds genuine outdoor activity through the ATV and rafting sections. If you keep those expectations in mind, the tourist-friendly design should not come as a surprise.

Who should book this Bali combination?

I would recommend it to active first-time visitors who want many Bali highlights in one outing. It works especially well for couples, friends, and families with older children who enjoy photos, height, mud, and water.

It is also a good fit if you prefer organized activities with equipment and instructors already arranged. The included lunch, water, showers, towels, lockers, insurance, and safety gear make the day easier to manage.

You should think twice if you are afraid of heights, cannot ride a bike, or have back or heart problems. The experience is also unsuitable for pregnant women, wheelchair users, children under five, and people over 80. Anyone who dislikes organized photo attractions may prefer a separate rice-field walk and a less staged cultural visit.

Bring dry clothes and a waterproof camera. Wear something that can handle water and mud, and leave valuables in the provided storage where possible. If you need hotel pickup, add transportation when booking and contact the operator on WhatsApp with your hotel address and preferred pickup time.

Cancellation is flexible if your plans change: you can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. You can also reserve and pay later, which helps if your Ubud schedule is still taking shape.

Should you book U Fun Field’s adventure package?

Book it if you want maximum variety for a low starting price, and you are happy with a polished attraction mixed with real outdoor activity. The private rice fields, friendly staff, safety attention, and comfortable zipline pace are the best reasons to choose it.

Skip it if you want a slow, independent day in rural Bali, or if you dislike heights and muddy adventure rides. Before booking, confirm the exact activity combination, meeting point, transport cost, and duration. With those details clear, this is a lively and practical way to fit Ubud’s rice terraces, aerial attractions, ATV tracks, and Ayung River into one memorable outing.

FAQ

Where does the experience start?

The starting point depends on the option booked. Listed starting locations include Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, and U Fun Field.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel transfers and transport between activity locations are not included in the standard booking. Transportation is available as an add-on.

How long does the experience last?

Available options range from 30 to 270 minutes. The listed itinerary includes about 1.5 hours for the ATV ride and about 2.5 hours for rafting, but the exact duration depends on the option selected.

What activities can be included?

Depending on your chosen option, activities can include a zipline, skybike, swing, private rice-field cultural walk, ATV ride, and Ayung River rafting.

What equipment is provided?

Safety equipment includes helmets, boots, harnesses, and safety belts. Insurance and a professional English-speaking instructor are also included.

Is lunch included?

Lunch and bottled water are included at the rafting or ATV location. Showers, soap, towels, and lockers are also available there.

What should I bring?

Bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera. This is especially important if you choose the ATV and rafting activities, since both involve water and possible splashes.