Bali ATV Ride Adventure and Bali Swing Packages – All Inclusive

The best part of this Ubud day is the change of pace: you spend two hours riding an ATV through rice fields, village lanes, jungle, and a small river, then trade the helmet for a high swing and a long list of photo setups. It is an easy way to pack two of Bali’s most popular adventure activities into one day.

I like the private car and English-speaking driver, since you are not tied to a large coach group. I also like that the ATV ride is meant for sightseeing rather than racing, giving you time to notice rice farming and village life. The main drawback is the long day: listed travel time is about three hours, and the full outing lasts roughly eight hours.

Key points to know before booking

• Two hours on an ATV: Ride through rice fields, a local village, jungle paths, and a small river with a guide.
• Six swing setups included: Use two single swings, one romantic swing, one bed swing, one sky bed, one chicken nest, and one bird nest.
• Private transport: A private air-conditioned car, English-speaking driver, petrol, and parking are included.
• Lunch is part of the day: You receive Indonesian food between the ATV ride and the swing visit.
• Plan for a full day: The listed start time is 8:30 am, with about eight hours overall and roughly three hours of travel time.
• Extra photo costs apply: Dress rental and a photographer at the swing site are not included.

Two Bali adventures in one long Ubud day

This package is built around contrast. The ATV portion gives you motion, mud, village views, and a little river action. The swing stop is slower and more posed, with forest scenery and several places designed for photographs.

That combination works well if you have limited time in Bali. Instead of using one day for an ATV trip and another for a swing park, you handle both in one outing. You also get lunch, water, a private vehicle, and insurance included in the quoted $120 per person price.

The day starts at about 8:30 am. Since the stated travel time is around three hours, you should expect a fair amount of time in the car. That is not a flaw unique to this outing, but it matters when you compare the package with a shorter activity based close to your hotel.

The private arrangement helps. Your group participates on its own, rather than joining a large shared tour. The driver handles the road, petrol, and parking, while you can focus on the activities. Pickup is offered, but confirm the exact pickup area and timing when you book.

The ATV route through rice fields and village life

The ATV ride lasts two hours and is the more active half of the experience. You ride through rice fields, pass local village areas, follow jungle routes, and cross or pass through a small river. The route is presented as a sightseeing trip, not a speed contest.

That distinction is important. If you want a competitive off-road race, this is not the right fit. If you prefer to see more of the countryside while riding, the slower approach makes sense. You can stop for photographs in the rice-field sections, then continue toward the village and forest areas.

The village portion adds something that a closed ATV track cannot. You may see ordinary social activity and the way local homes and roads fit around the agricultural areas. The experience is still an organized activity, so it is not a private cultural visit, but the route gives you a look beyond Bali’s resort streets.

The small river adds a practical adventure element without changing the outing into a technical expedition. Expect a ride that asks for balance, attention, and some physical effort. The operator recommends a moderate fitness level, so you should be comfortable sitting on and controlling an ATV for two hours.

You receive safety coverage for the ATV ride. That is useful, but insurance should not be mistaken for a substitute for care. Listen to the ATV guide, follow the route, and remember that wet or uneven ground can make the ride more demanding.

The ATV section is likely to appeal most to people who want a real sense of movement. You are not simply looking at Bali from a car window. You are following a route through farmland, village surroundings, jungle, and water, with chances to stop and take pictures.

What the two-hour ATV ride is really like

The wording around the ride suggests a guided sightseeing circuit rather than an open-ended wilderness route. You follow the planned path with professional assistance, and the aim is to see the area from a different angle.

That makes this suitable for first-time ATV riders who want an introduction rather than a serious off-road challenge. It also helps families and mixed-experience groups stay together, though every participant still needs enough fitness and control to manage the vehicle safely.

The ride may be messy, depending on conditions. The information does not specify clothing or shower facilities, so wear items you can move in and do not mind getting dirty. Shoes with a secure fit are a sensible choice. This is practical advice rather than a promise about the route on a particular day.

Bring your phone only if you can protect it. The rice fields and village stops are the obvious places for pictures, but a small river and jungle route create more risk for loose items. The tour includes one bottle of mineral water per person, though you may want to carry additional water for a warm day.

Lunch and the change from ATV to swing

After the ATV ride, the schedule includes lunch with Indonesian food. This pause matters because the day combines physical activity with road travel and several hours at the swing attraction.

Lunch is included, but no detailed menu is provided. You should not book this package expecting a specific dish or a special dietary arrangement unless you confirm it in advance. The supplied information does not state that vegetarian, vegan, allergy-friendly, or other requests are available.

The meal also marks a useful reset. The first activity is about steering and watching the route. The second is about trying different platforms and arranging photographs. You have time to change your focus, but the day remains active and fairly full.

Six swing options at Real Bali Swing

The second stop lasts about three hours at Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa, near Ubud. The setting is a forest area with views designed to frame the swing experience and your photographs.

You get access to six named setups:

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

The range is useful because you are not limited to one ride. A single swing gives you a straightforward action photograph. The romantic swing and bed swing suit couples or posed shots. The sky bed, chicken nest, and bird nest provide different shapes and heights for group pictures.

Do not expect every setup to feel like a separate adventure. Some are photo platforms or lounging structures as much as rides. The value is in having several scenes and poses available during one visit.

The swing stop is also more structured than the ATV ride. You are visiting a dedicated attraction built around swings and picture-taking, rather than passing through an ordinary part of the countryside. That can feel less authentic, but it serves a clear purpose if you want polished Bali holiday photos.

The attraction is close to Ubud, in Bongkasa, and can be paired with other Bali outings. In this package, it follows the ATV ride and lunch, so you do not need to arrange separate transport between the activities.

Dress rental and photography costs

The package includes the swing activities but does not include dress rental or a photographer. This is one of the most important price details.

If you have seen dramatic Bali Swing pictures with flowing dresses, those images may involve a separate rental. You can use your own clothing, but the supplied price does not cover a costume change. The same applies to professional photography. If you want someone else to take a series of posed images, budget for that separately.

You can still take your own photographs, especially if you are traveling with another person in your group. A phone or camera may be enough for casual pictures, but you will need to manage it yourself. The package information does not specify camera assistance, photo duration, or the photographer’s rates.

Ask about these extras before the day begins. That avoids confusion once you arrive and makes the $120 price easier to judge.

Is $120 a good value?

At $120 per person, this is not the cheapest way to ride an ATV or visit a swing. The value comes from combining several costs into one private day.

You are paying for a private air-conditioned car, an English-speaking driver, petrol, parking, the two-hour ATV activity, the swing package, lunch, mineral water, and insurance coverage for both activities. If you want both experiences and would otherwise arrange separate transport, the package is convenient.

The cost is easier to justify for a small private group that values flexibility and door-to-door transport. It is less attractive if you only want one short activity, do not care about swing photographs, or are trying to keep your Bali days inexpensive.

The package also saves planning time. You do not need to coordinate an ATV operator, a separate driver, lunch, and a swing attraction on your own. That convenience has a price, but it can be worthwhile during a short stay.

The highest-value feature for me is the private vehicle. A shared coach can lower the price, but it also adds waiting and fixed group timing. Here, your group is the only group participating in the private activity, which gives the day a more personal feel.

Timing, fitness, and weather concerns

You should set aside about eight hours. The listed start time is 8:30 am, and the stated travel time is about three hours. Those figures suggest that driving takes a meaningful part of the day, so this is not a quick morning activity.

Moderate physical fitness is recommended. The ATV ride requires sustained sitting, steering, and attention, while the swing stop may involve walking around the attraction and getting into different setups. No age, height, weight, or riding-experience rules are provided, so ask the operator if those details matter to you or anyone in your group.

Good weather is required. If poor weather causes cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. That policy is reassuring, but it is still wise not to place this outing immediately before an important flight or fixed evening plan.

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the experience are not accepted for a refund. The cut-off follows local Bali time.

Who should book this package?

I would point this outing toward couples, friends, and families with older children or adults who want a busy day with two very different activities. It works especially well for people who want pictures, countryside views, and a private car without arranging every piece themselves.

It also suits a first Bali visit when you want to sample popular activities quickly. The ATV route gives you a taste of rural Ubud, while the swing provides the familiar Bali holiday photograph.

I would hesitate to recommend it to anyone who dislikes staged attractions. The swing stop is designed around named photo setups, so it is not an unplanned encounter with village life. I would also suggest a different plan for serious off-road riders, since the ATV outing is described as sightseeing rather than speed riding.

Finally, think about your tolerance for a full day in transit. The two activities are appealing, but they are not next door to one another in the simple sense of the word. The private vehicle makes the movement easier, yet you still need patience for the road.

Should you book the Bali ATV and Swing package?

Book it if you want two popular Bali activities in one private day, with transport and lunch already handled. The ATV ride is the stronger choice for countryside exploration, while the swing stop is the better choice for posed photographs and couples’ pictures.

Before paying, confirm your pickup point, the lunch arrangements, any fitness or rider requirements, and the separate costs for dress rental and a photographer. If you are happy with those extras and the long schedule, the package offers a practical way to combine adventure and photography around Ubud.

If you prefer a quieter, more local day, choose a village or rice-field tour without the swing attraction. If you want a faster ATV ride, choose a specialist ATV outing instead. For everyone else, this is a well-packed private day with a clear focus and a fair amount included for the price.

FAQ

Where does the Bali ATV and swing experience take place?

The experience is based in Ubud, Indonesia. The Real Bali Swing portion is located in Bongkasa, close to Ubud.

What time does the tour start?

The listed start time is 8:30 am.

How long does the experience last?

The full experience lasts approximately eight hours. Listed travel time is about three hours.

Is transportation included?

Yes. A private car with air conditioning, an English-speaking driver, petrol, and parking fees are included. Pickup is offered, but confirm the exact meeting or pickup point when booking.

What is included in the swing package?

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

Are lunch and water included?

Yes. Indonesian food for lunch and one bottle of mineral water per person are included.

Are dress rental and a photographer included?

No. Dress rental at Bali Swing and a photographer are not included in the price.