One day, two jungle thrills in Ubud. This all-inclusive combo lines up a 2-hour ATV ride through rice fields and village paths, then shifts to Real Bali Swing for big panoramic photo moments in the forest.

I like the way this tour keeps things sightseeing-focused instead of a speeding stunt, so you can actually enjoy what you’re passing. I also love the variety in the swing package, with multiple ride styles like single, romantic, bed, sky bed, and even chicken and bird nest options. The main consideration is that things people often assume are included at swing time are not: dress rental and a photographer cost extra if you want them.

Key highlights to know before you go

• ATV pacing for photos and views: a sightseeing route rather than a speed-heavy ride
• Rice field + village route: you’ll see more than just dirt trails
• Bongkasa swing setting: a forest-style swing experience close to Ubud
• Lots of swing styles: single, romantic, bed, sky bed, plus chicken and bird nest
• Pickup with A/C comfort: a private car handles the driving between activities

How the ATV-and-Swing combo fits into an 8-hour Ubud day

This is a double-activity day, built for people who want maximum scenery without changing plans twice. You start at 8:30 am, then you’re in motion for most of the day, with a total schedule that runs about 8 hours and includes transfer time (you’re looking at roughly 3 hours of travel total, depending on where you’re staying).

The feel of the day is simple: do the ATV first, then move to the swing. That order matters. ATVs get your energy going, and you also come off the ride with muddy-clothing risk, so it’s smart that the more photo-driven part comes afterward—when you’re ready for a slower pace and outfit changes if you’re renting a dress.

One more practical plus: it’s private for your group, with a driver who speaks English and a private A/C car for comfort. The tour also includes bottled mineral water and insurance coverage during both the ATV and swing activities, which is one less thing you need to worry about while you’re busy having fun.

Bali ATV Ride: a scenic, not-speedy ride through rice and village life

The ATV portion is about 2 hours, and you get the admission ticket included. The route is described as a journey to explore hidden beauty in Bali, and the key word is hidden—this isn’t just about zooming through a single track. You’re taken through rice fields where you can stop for photos as much as you want, then you continue past a local village and through areas that include a small river.

What I like about this setup is the pacing. This isn’t framed as a speeding tour. Instead, it’s set up as a sightseeing experience on an ATV, so your time is spent looking around, taking pictures, and noticing daily life rather than white-knuckle driving. If you’re not chasing adrenaline, that makes the whole thing more enjoyable and less stressful.

A drawback to consider: because the ride includes outdoor paths and rural areas, your comfort will depend on conditions that day. Wear clothes and shoes you’re comfortable getting a bit dirty, and plan on taking it slow if you’re cautious on uneven ground. Also, the tour asks for moderate physical fitness, so if you know you’re limited with balance or getting on/off vehicles, it’s worth thinking ahead.

Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa: multiple ride styles and a forest backdrop

After ATV time, you shift to Real Bali Swing for about 3 hours, again with admission included. This is in Bongkasa, close to Ubud, and it’s built around swings in a forest setting. The idea here is different from the typical amusement-park swing: you’re going for the scenery—views framed by greenery—plus a lot of angles for photos.

The swing package is where this tour earns its keep. You’re not restricted to one swing type. It includes 2 single swings, 1 romantic swing, 1 bed swing, 1 sky bed, plus 1 chicken nest and 1 bird nest. That’s a big deal if your main goal is photos, because variety means more chances to get different backgrounds and poses without repeating the same shot over and over.

One heads-up: swing time usually gets photo-heavy, and the tour does not include a photographer. If you want someone else to handle the camera while you ride, you’ll need to arrange that separately. Dress rental is also not included, so if you love the idea of a styled outfit in the photos, budget for it.

Between stops: private pickup, driving time, and how to plan your morning

The day starts at 8:30 am, and you get pickup offered. Because this is a private activity, you’ll deal with fewer “wait for everyone” moments than some group tours. Still, you should plan for a morning that feels like travel-plus-activity, not a slow start.

Transfers are part of the experience. The total travel time is listed at around 3 hours, which means you’ll want hydration and a little patience. The good news is the car is A/C, and you get petrol and parking covered, so there’s no surprise change in rhythm once you’re on the road.

Also, since this is in two different activity zones, you’ll likely want to keep your essentials easy to grab: ID, money (for dress/photographer if you choose), a phone for photos, and a small bag. Don’t overpack—ATV time can be messy, and you don’t want to lug anything fragile around.

What’s included in the $120 package, and what may cost extra

At $120 per person, you’re paying for a full day that covers a lot of the “hard parts” people often forget: transport, activity admissions, and basic comforts.

Included items you’re getting:

• Private A/C car and an English-speaking driver
• 2 hours ATV with admission ticket included
• Swing time with admissions included (plus the packaged swing styles)
• Mineral water (1 bottle per person)
• Insurance coverage during ATV and swing
• Petrol and parking fees
• Mobile ticket and group discounts (if applicable to your booking)

What’s not included:

• Dress rental at Bali Swing
• A photographer at Bali Swing

My value take: this price makes sense when you want both experiences in one day and you’re okay with the fact that the swing-photo extras cost more. If you already planned to do just one activity, this combo helps you compress travel time in Bali and spend one full day getting it done.

One note on timing: the tour description says you’ll enjoy Indonesian lunch between the ATV and swing. The exact inclusion of lunch isn’t spelled out in the list of included items, so I’d treat it as part of the plan but confirm how it’s handled when you book.

Who this day trip suits best (and who should skip it)

This is a great fit if you want:

• A one-day mix of countryside riding and big photo swing moments
• A route that’s more scenic than reckless
• Plenty of swing variety (single, romantic, bed, sky bed, chicken nest, bird nest)
• A hassle-reduced day with private pickup and an English-speaking driver

It may be less ideal if:

• You’re sensitive to outdoor conditions, since the experience requires good weather
• You prefer only one activity and don’t want a full-day schedule
• You hate the idea of paying extra for dress rental or a photographer

Reviews show strong satisfaction, with a 4.9 rating and people saying the ATV part is genuinely fun, not just a “check the box” activity. One review also mentioned adding rafting and felt it was worth pairing with the ATV day, which makes sense if you like the idea of stacking adventure in Ubud.

Weather and physical readiness before you commit

The tour requires good weather. If conditions are poor, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. That means you should avoid building your whole Bali plan around one fixed day with zero backup.

On fitness: the tour says it’s best for travelers with moderate physical fitness. The ATV ride and swing rides are active experiences, so you’ll want the ability to handle getting on and off, staying balanced, and moving around for photos.

As for safety, the tour includes insurance coverage during ATV and Bali Swing. It’s not a guarantee you’ll feel fearless, but it’s a useful layer of comfort when you’re trying new activities.

Tips to get better photos (without turning the day into stress)

If you want your money’s worth from a swing package with multiple swing styles, plan your photo strategy in your head before you arrive.

• Decide in advance which swing types you care about most, then let the rest be bonus. With options like bed and sky bed, you can get very different angles.
• If you don’t want to rely on luck for phone shots, consider hiring a photographer separately at the swing location, since it’s not included.
• Wear something you feel good moving in. You’re doing ATV time first, so choose comfortable clothes for that, then handle any outfit upgrades at swing time if you’re renting a dress.
• Keep your phone secure during the ATV portion. You’re riding through rural paths and scenic stops, and you’ll want your camera ready when you reach viewpoints.

Should you book this ATV Ride and Bali Swing package in Ubud?

Book it if you want a fun, photo-rich day that combines ATV sightseeing with a high-variety swing lineup in one go. The price is easier to justify because so much is handled for you: private A/C transport, admissions, water, and insurance.

Consider skipping or postponing if weather is uncertain where you are staying, or if paying extra for dress rental and a photographer would feel like a hassle. Also, if you know you struggle with moderate physical activity, it’s worth thinking carefully before committing.

If your idea of Bali is countryside views plus memorable photo moments, this one-day double adventure is a strong choice.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and Bali Swing experience?

The tour runs for about 8 hours (approx.). The ATV ride is about 2 hours, and the Bali Swing portion is about 3 hours, with travel time included in the full day.

Where does the tour take place?

The activities are based around Ubud, Indonesia, with the Bali Swing attraction located in the village of Bongkasa, close to Ubud.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered, and the tour includes private transport in an A/C car with an English-speaking driver.

What swing types are included?

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

Do I need to pay extra for a dress or photos?

Dress rental at Bali Swing and a photographer at Bali Swing are not included, so those would be extra if you want them.

Is lunch included?

The tour description says you’ll enjoy Indonesian lunch after the ATV ride. The provided included list does not explicitly list lunch, so it’s worth confirming how lunch is handled when you book.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded. The experience requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.