Bali ATV Ride Adventure and Bali Swing Packages – All Inclusive

The appeal is simple: you get two very different Bali activities in one day. First comes a two-hour ATV ride through rice fields, a local village, jungle routes, and a small river. After lunch, you move to Real Bali Swing near Ubud for big views and a full set of photo-friendly swing attractions.

I like the private air-conditioned car and English-speaking driver, since Bali transfers can eat up a day if handled poorly. I also like the clear value of the package: transport, fuel, parking, lunch, mineral water, ATV riding, swing access, and insurance are covered. The main consideration is time. With about three hours of travel listed and an eight-hour day, this is an active outing rather than a quiet Ubud excursion.

Key points to know before booking

• Two hours on an ATV: Ride at a sightseeing pace through rice fields, village lanes, jungle paths, and a small river rather than joining a speed-focused race.
• Six swing attractions included: Your package covers two single swings, one romantic swing, one bed swing, one sky bed, one chicken nest, and one bird nest.
• Private transport matters: You travel in a private car with air-conditioning, an English-speaking driver, fuel, and parking included.
• Lunch comes between the activities: The day breaks for Indonesian food before you continue to the swing site.
• Plan for a physical day: You need a moderate level of fitness for the ATV activity and the broader schedule.
• Extra photo costs are separate: Dress rental and a photographer at the swing site are not included.

One Bali day, two very different thrills

This package works because the activities do not feel like duplicates. The ATV ride gives you movement and a look at rural Bali. The swing stop is more controlled and photo-focused, with large views from a forest setting and several platforms designed for different poses.

You begin at about 8:30 a.m. and spend roughly eight hours on the outing. The exact rhythm depends on transport time, but the plan is clear: ATV first, lunch next, swing activity afterward. That order makes sense. You handle the more active ride while the day is still young, then finish with an easier activity built around views and photographs.

The experience is private for your group. That does not mean you have the entire ATV course or swing site to yourself, but your car and booked activity are arranged for your party rather than as a shared tour group. For couples, families, or friends who want to keep their own pace between stops, that is a useful advantage.

The two-hour ATV ride through fields and village life

The ATV section is not presented as a speed trial. Think of it as a sightseeing ride with an engine. You follow a guide through rice fields, local village areas, jungle routes, and a small river, stopping when you want photographs along the way.

That slower approach is important. If you are looking for jumps, racing, or a technical off-road course, this may not be the right choice. If you want to see parts of Bali beyond the usual road window, the ride offers a more active way to pass through the countryside.

The rice fields give you the first strong visual change from Ubud’s town center. You can stop for pictures and take in the changing views before continuing toward the village. The village section adds a human element, with a chance to see ordinary social activity and daily life rather than only purpose-built attractions.

The route also includes a small river. That adds a bit of adventure, but the supplied information does not describe the water depth, current, or technical difficulty. You should therefore treat the river section as part of a guided sightseeing route, not assume it is a serious water crossing.

You receive two hours of ATV riding, and insurance coverage applies during the ATV activity. The tour is intended for people with moderate physical fitness. You will need to manage the vehicle and remain comfortable on an uneven outdoor route, so this is not a passive ride where you simply sit and look around.

The best way to approach this section is to follow the guide’s pace. The point is to take in the fields, village, and route, not to prove how fast you can drive. A phone or camera is useful for the planned photo stops, but keep it secure while riding.

A practical pause for Indonesian lunch

Lunch comes after the ATV ride and before the swing stop. Indonesian food is included, which keeps the middle of the day straightforward and means you do not need to arrange a separate meal during the excursion.

The information does not specify the exact dishes or whether there are special dietary choices. If you have food restrictions, ask about them before booking rather than assuming the included lunch will suit you. Mineral water is also included, with one bottle per person.

That single bottle is a useful start, but it may not be enough for a warm, active day. Since the outing includes ATV riding, outdoor stops, and travel, I would plan your personal hydration carefully. The package covers the basics, but it is not designed as a fully customized food and drink plan.

Real Bali Swing and the six included attractions

The second major stop is Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa, close to Ubud. Here, the emphasis shifts from riding through the countryside to taking in forest views and using a set of swing and nest-style structures.

Your package includes six attractions:

• Two single swings
• One romantic swing
• One bed swing
• One sky bed
• One chicken nest
• One bird nest

This variety gives you more than one quick swing session. The single swings suit individual photos, while the romantic swing and bed swing are aimed at couples or shared shots. The sky bed, chicken nest, and bird nest add different shapes and elevated photo settings.

You have about three hours at this stop. That is a generous portion of the day compared with the two-hour ATV ride, and it tells you what this package is really selling: a full swing attraction visit, not a brief stop for one photograph.

The views are a major part of the appeal. You are surrounded by a forest setting, with panorama views used as the backdrop for the swing structures. The setting is made for photographs, so bring a phone with enough battery and storage. The package does not include a photographer, so you will need to take your own pictures or pay separately for that service.

Dress rental is also not included. If you want a flowing dress for the swing photographs, treat that as an optional extra rather than part of the $120 price. You can still take part without renting clothing, but anyone planning a carefully styled photo session should budget for both dress hire and professional photography.

The swing site can feel more arranged and commercial than the ATV route. That is not a criticism so much as a useful distinction. The first activity shows you rural surroundings while moving through them. The second gives you prepared photo points where the setting and the pose are the main event.

What the $120 price really covers

At $120 per person, this is not the cheapest way to spend a day in Ubud. The value depends on whether you would otherwise pay separately for transport, ATV riding, lunch, and the swing attraction.

A private car with good air-conditioning is included, along with an English-speaking driver, petrol, and parking fees. Those details matter in Bali, where the distance between activities can turn into a sizable part of your day. You are not left to arrange separate transfers between the ATV site and Bongkasa.

The two-hour ATV activity and the swing access are also included. So are lunch, one bottle of mineral water per person, and insurance coverage during both the ATV ride and swing activity. When you add these pieces together, the package is easier to justify for someone who wants both attractions and prefers one booking.

The value is weaker if you only want one of the two activities. A visitor interested mainly in photography may find the ATV portion too long, while someone focused on off-road riding may not care about spending three hours at the swing site. The package earns its price by combining both.

Group discounts are available, which may improve the cost for families or larger private parties. The supplied information does not give the discount amount, so you should check the final rate before committing.

Transport and the real length of the day

The start time is 8:30 a.m., and the overall duration is about eight hours. Travel time is listed as about three hours, so do not read the activity times as eight full hours of riding and swinging.

The private air-conditioned car is one of the strongest practical features. Bali’s heat makes a cool vehicle welcome, especially after the ATV portion. An English-speaking driver can also help keep the day organized, though no driver or guide name is provided.

You should allow for a full morning and afternoon commitment. This is not a short activity you can fit neatly between breakfast and an evening reservation. If you have another fixed booking later in the day, leave plenty of room rather than planning a tight connection.

Because the tour requires good weather, poor conditions can change the plan. If the activity is canceled for weather, you are offered another date or a full refund. For your own protection, avoid scheduling a nonrefundable dinner, airport transfer, or show immediately afterward.

Who will get the most from this package

I would recommend this day to couples, friends, and families who want a packed outdoor experience without arranging several separate bookings. It suits people who enjoy a mix of action, countryside views, and planned photo stops.

It is also a good fit if you want private transport. Having your own car makes the day simpler, especially when the schedule includes two activity sites and a meal in between.

You should think twice if you dislike motorized activities, have limited physical fitness, or want a slow day centered on temples, walks, and quiet meals. The ATV ride is designed for sightseeing, but it still requires you to handle an ATV for two hours.

The package may also disappoint serious adventure riders. Since the ride is explicitly not about speed, it is better understood as a guided route through Bali’s rural surroundings. The swing stop, on the other hand, is a better match for anyone who enjoys photographs, scenic platforms, and trying several themed attractions in one place.

What to bring and what to budget for

Wear clothing that you can move in and do not mind getting dirty during the ATV portion. The supplied details do not list a clothing requirement, but a two-hour outdoor ride through jungle routes, fields, and a river calls for practical attire.

Bring a charged phone or camera, especially if you want to record the route and take pictures at the swing site. A secure way to carry your phone is sensible while riding. You should also consider extra drinking water, since only one bottle per person is included.

Budget separately for dress rental and a photographer if those extras matter to you. Neither is covered by the package price. You should also confirm any dietary needs before the day, since the included lunch is described only as Indonesian food.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations inside that period are not accepted for a refund, and the local Bali cut-off time applies.

Should you book the Bali ATV and Swing package?

Book it if you want a full private day combining rural ATV sightseeing with a dedicated swing stop. The strongest value comes from the all-in structure: transport, driver, fuel, parking, lunch, water, two activities, and insurance are bundled into one $120 price.

Skip it if you want a serious ATV challenge, a quiet cultural day, or a short photo stop. The ride favors sightseeing over speed, and the swing attraction favors staged photographs over a spontaneous encounter with Bali.

For the right person, this is an efficient way to fit two popular Ubud-area activities into one organized day. Go in expecting a long, active schedule, bring practical clothes and extra water, and remember that dress rental and photography cost extra.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The tour starts at 8:30 a.m.

How long does the experience last?

The full experience lasts approximately eight hours.

How long is the ATV ride?

The ATV activity lasts two hours.

What route does the ATV ride follow?

The ride passes through rice fields, a local village, jungle areas, and a small river. It is intended as a sightseeing ride rather than a speed-focused activity.

What is included at Real Bali Swing?

The package includes two single swings, one romantic swing, one bed swing, one sky bed, one chicken nest, and one bird nest.

Is transportation included?

Yes. You receive a private air-conditioned car, an English-speaking driver, petrol, and parking fees.

Are dress rental and photography included?

No. Dress rental and a photographer at the swing site cost extra.