Rice terraces meet full-throttle adventure. In Ubud, you start at U Fun Field to do Wings of Bali zipline, swings, and a sky bike, with views over rice terraces. I love the photo-worthy set pieces, especially the Wings of Bali spots, and I like that the day runs with safety gear and a professional guide. I also like that this isn’t just thrill rides; you also get rice-field culture time. The main drawback: you should have strong physical fitness and you’ll likely get muddy or wet, so bring a real change of clothes.

For about $32 per person, it’s a strong value way to stack multiple activities into roughly a half-day, with lunch and shower access on the ATV/rafting side. The group cap is 100, and pickup/drop-off is available if you choose it.

Key Highlights You’ll Care About

• Wings of Bali photo spots, plus 3 ride types: zipline, swings (including the dreamcatcher-style swing), and a sky bike over the rice terraces
• Subak irrigation culture stop built into the rice-field time: you visit a farmer hut and learn about traditional irrigation systems
• ATV quad ride is long enough to feel real: about 1.5 hours on natural tracks (for the ATV option)
• Rafting gives a calmer thrill level: about 2.5 hours on the river (for the rafting option)
• You’re not just paying for adrenaline: helmet/boots/harness included, plus locker storage, shower/soap/towel, and lunch

U Fun Field in Ubud: Wings of Bali, Zipline, Swing, and Sky Bike

Your day usually kicks off at U Fun Field (Jl. Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar). This is the hub for the rice-terrace adventure: you’ll do the three games first, which are zipline, swing, and sky bike. The time block here is about 1 hour.

This is the part where Ubud stops being a place you pass through and starts being the backdrop for your photos. The key reason I like this start: you’re not rushing straight into mud or water. You’re getting up high, seeing the rice terraces, and doing a few different “positions” in the air—zipline speed one minute, swing hang time the next, and sky-bike time after that.

There’s also a cultural component tied to the rice fields. You may tour a farmer hut and learn about Subak, Bali’s traditional irrigation system. Even if you’re not the type to read plaques, it helps you understand what you’re looking at while you’re staring at terraces from above.

Practical tip: Wear something you’re okay with getting scuffed or sweaty. You’ll be moving around between platforms, and you’ll want your clothes to dry fast. If you’re planning to do lots of photos, consider bringing shades that you don’t mind getting a little dusty, and keep your phone/gear in a safe pocket.

Possible drawback to know up front: this portion is very “experience and photo spot” focused. If your idea of adventure is only speed and rough terrain, you might wish the ATV/rafting section came first. The tradeoff is that you get the best scenery early.

ATV Quad Bike by Beji River Adventure Bali: Mud, Balance, and a Guided Pace

If you choose the ATV package, your next step is the quad bike at Beji River Adventure Bali. The quad ride lasts about 1.5 hours.

What makes this work for most people is that it’s guided and structured. You’ll be given safety equipment and an instructor/guide will be there while you ride. The experience is built around natural tracks and off-road challenges, which means you can expect uneven ground and bursts of mud or dust. This is the kind of riding where skill matters less than staying steady and following the guide’s cues.

The good part: 1.5 hours gives you enough time to actually settle into the ATV rhythm. This isn’t a quick “demo loop,” it’s long enough to feel the ride itself, not just the photo at the start.

What to do beforehand: plan on bringing a change of clothes. The tour recommends it because you’ll likely want to refresh before continuing to the next location (especially if you add rafting afterward). If you’re wearing shoes that you hate, consider switching. The tour includes boots as part of safety gear, but your own outer footwear matters for comfort.

Where comfort shows up: there’s locker/storage at the ATV/rafting location, and after the adventure you’ll have access to a shower with soap and a towel (again, at the ATV/rafting site). That makes a big difference if you’re continuing your Bali day afterward or heading back to dinner.

Rafting with Bali Bintang Rafting: Rapids with a Real Sense of Fun

If you choose the rafting package, the river portion comes next at Bali Bintang Rafting. The rafting time is about 2.5 hours.

This is where the mix of adventure and scenery hits. Rafting tends to feel like more of a group sport than an individual activity. You’re in a boat together, moving as a team, listening for the guide’s commands, and reacting to the river in real time.

What I like about this option is the timing. Two and a half hours is long enough to get multiple rapids and a full “journey” feeling, but not so long that the day turns into a slog. One review described it as a good balance of chill and thrill, and that matches what this length usually feels like: you’ll have action, but you’ll also catch breath and enjoy the ride.

Again, bring a change of clothes. The tour itself recommends it for the wet portion, and you’ll want the ability to dry off quickly. With lockers and shower access included at the ATV/rafting location, you’re less stuck with the problem of what to do with wet clothes and sandy gear.

Possible consideration: the tour states you should have a strong physical fitness level. Rafting generally means paddling, bracing, and being ready for movement. If you’re nursing a serious injury or you know you struggle with physical exertion, you might find this harder than the swings/zipline portion.

How the Day Flows (and Why the Order Matters)

This experience is built for a half-day adventure, usually around 3 to 6 hours. The schedule centers on U Fun Field first (about 1 hour), then it branches based on your chosen package.

• You do zipline + swings + sky bike at U Fun Field.
• Then you go to either the ATV quad ride (about 1.5 hours) or the rafting session (about 2.5 hours), based on what you booked.

If you booked the full combo style, you may do more than one adrenaline segment back-to-back. That’s where the “bring a change of clothes” advice becomes more than a nice suggestion. Wet + muddy + time pressure is when tours feel stressful. Having the shower and storage included keeps it fun instead.

Pickup is available if you choose the option, which matters in Bali when you’re trying to fit multiple stops into one day. Also note that this activity can end in a different location than it starts. Plan your next activity or dinner with that in mind so you’re not scrambling for transport at the end.

Gear, Lunch, Lockers, and Showers: The Stuff That Makes Adventure Work

This tour quietly includes the comfort items that most people don’t think about until they’re covered in dirt.

Here’s what you get:

• Safety equipment: helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt
• Insurance
• Professional instructor/guide
• Locker/storage at the ATV/rafting location
• Shower, soap, and towel at the ATV/rafting location
• Lunch: fried noodles or French fries

That combination matters. Safety gear and an instructor are non-negotiables for anything involving height or fast motion. And the locker/shower/lunch pieces remove friction. You can stay out longer and still feel human afterward.

Food note: lunch is simple (fried noodles or French fries). It’s not a gourmet meal, but it’s practical. After ATV/rafting, you usually want calories you can eat fast and not wait forever for.

If you’re picky about timing, pack light and keep your valuables minimal. The tour provides storage at the ATV/rafting site, but the less you carry around, the smoother the day feels.

Price and Value: What $32 Buys You (and What to Double-Check)

At $32 per person, the big value is that you’re not just buying one activity. You’re buying:

• a multi-ride aerial start (zipline + swings + sky bike),
• plus an adrenaline segment (ATV or rafting depending on package),
• with safety gear, instruction, and insurance,
• plus lunch and basic “reset” items like shower and towel.

That’s why this feels like good value for many people: the cost is low compared to the typical add-up of separate bookings for zipline, swing spots, ATV, rafting, and transport.

One important thing to double-check: the tour data says inclusions vary by package. So you’ll want to confirm what you’re getting in your specific option—especially if you’re aiming for both ATV and rafting segments.

Also, groups can book this fairly early (on average 24 days in advance). If you’re traveling during a busy season or your dates are tight, it’s smart to lock in sooner instead of hoping for a last-minute opening.

Who This Is For in Ubud (and Who Might Not Love It)

This experience is designed for adventure seekers who also want scenic Bali time. It’s described as a good fit for families, couples, and solo travelers, and the activities span different intensity levels.

You’ll probably enjoy it if:

• you want a mix of rice-terrace aerial fun and mud or water adventure
• you’re comfortable doing physical activities for a few hours
• you appreciate getting safety gear and an instructor rather than doing it all DIY

You might want to rethink it if:

• you don’t have a strong physical fitness level (the tour explicitly states this)
• you hate getting wet or muddy, with the knowledge that there’s no way to do this and stay perfectly clean
• you’re expecting a slow, cultural-only day. This is first and foremost an action experience with culture folded in

Should You Book It? My Quick Decision Guide

Book it if you want one organized day that combines Ubud rice-terrace photo energy with real adventure: zipline, swing, sky bike, plus ATV and/or rafting depending on your package. The best value part is that you get safety equipment, instruction, lunch, and even shower access.

Skip it or choose a smaller option if you’re injury-prone, low on stamina, or you only want one kind of thrill. Also, if you hate photo-spot stops, know that U Fun Field is a big part of the experience and the views are part of the payoff.

If you’re flexible, bring a change of clothes, and show up ready to move, this is the kind of Bali day that feels like it covers a lot of ground without turning chaotic.

FAQ

How long is the ATV rafting + zipline swing sky bike experience in Ubud?

It usually runs about 3 to 6 hours.

What do I do at U Fun Field?

You do the 3 games there: zipline, swing, and sky bike (about 1 hour).

If I book the ATV package, what comes next?

After U Fun Field, you go to the quad bike activity (ATV) for about 1.5 hours at Beji River Adventure Bali.

If I book the rafting package, what comes next?

After U Fun Field, you go to rafting for about 2.5 hours at Bali Bintang Rafting.

What safety gear is included?

You get safety equipment including a helmet, boots, harness, and safety belt, along with insurance and a professional instructor/guide.

Is lunch included, and do you get showers?

Yes. Lunch is included (fried noodles or French fries). At the ATV/rafting location, there is locker/storage and access to a shower with soap and a towel.

Do you offer hotel pickup and drop-off?

Pickup and drop-off are available if you select that option.

Can I cancel for a full refund, and what if the weather is bad?

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