Infinity Bali Rafting Ubud Combine 1,5 hrs Quad Bike

The best part of this Ubud adventure is the change of pace: you move from Ayung River rapids and waterfalls to a noisy quad-bike ride through rice paddies and village country. I like the contrast, and I like that the river trip includes carved stone scenery, rainforest, and a guide in the boat. Guides Billy, Gung Wira, and Gede have each been singled out for their humor, river skill, and personal help.

I also like the choice between a solo ATV and a tandem ride, which makes the outing workable for mixed-age groups. The catch is organization: pickup details have caused trouble for at least one customer, and the full day can stretch to about nine hours when transfers are included. Confirm the meeting time and pickup point before setting off.

Key Points at a Glance

• Two very different thrills: Raft Class III water on the Ayung River, then ride an ATV through rural Bali.
• A scenic river route: Expect roughly two hours among stone carvings, waterfalls, tropical plants, and river scenery.
• A 1.5-hour quad-bike track: The route passes rice fields, bamboo forest, riverside areas, and traditional Balinese villages.
• Solo or tandem riding: Solo riders must be at least 16, while younger riders from 7 to 16 must ride as a passenger with an adult.
• Guides matter here: Billy, Gung Wira, and Gede have been praised for safety, humor, experience, and hands-on help.
• Check the timing: The activity itself takes about four to five hours, but the package with transfers may run close to nine hours.

From Ayung River Rapids to Ubud’s Back Roads

This combination works because the two activities feel nothing alike. Rafting gives you water, rock, forest, and teamwork. The ATV section gives you a motor, mud-friendly adventure, and a wider look at the countryside around Ubud.

The Ayung is Bali’s biggest and longest river, and this section is rated Class III. During the rainy season, the water can rise to Class IV. That does not mean every trip will feel extreme, but it does mean conditions can change and your guide’s instructions matter.

The rafting journey lasts about two hours. You can expect a route with stone carvings, waterfalls, exotic plants, and stretches of river scenery that are hard to see from a road. The setting is the real prize here. The rapids supply the fun, but the carved rock and forested river corridor give the trip its Balinese character.

After rafting, the ATV ride shifts the focus from natural power to your own control of the machine. You follow a guide along a track intended for different skill levels. The route runs past rice fields, bamboo, riverside areas, and traditional villages, giving you a look at parts of the countryside that a standard Ubud car tour will miss.

What the Ayung River Rafting Adds

The river portion is more than a quick splash before the quad bikes. At around two hours, it has enough length to feel like a proper outing, not a short amusement ride.

You begin at a launch area reached by a short vehicle transfer from the Infinity Bali Adventure office, followed by a walk through rainforest down to the river. That walk is worth keeping in mind. It adds to the sense of entering a natural setting, but it also means you should be ready for a physically active start and finish.

Once on the river, your guide handles the boat and directs the paddling. The most important quality here is not showmanship. It is control of the boat through changing water. One guide, Billy, is known for eight years of river experience, a strong sense of humor, and an ability to recognize the rocks and safer lines. Gung Wira has also been praised for making the trip fun while explaining what was happening around the river.

Gede’s strength was more practical. He helped a tired rider on the return route, a useful reminder that this is not a purely passive activity. You will paddle, balance, climb in and out of the boat, and walk to and from the river. The stated fitness requirement is strong physical fitness, so take that seriously.

The scenery keeps the trip from becoming a simple obstacle course. Waterfalls and stone carvings provide points of interest between the rapids. You may also notice wildlife and tropical plant life along the river corridor, though the exact sights will depend on water conditions and the day’s route.

The 1.5-Hour ATV Route Through Rural Bali

The ATV ride is the louder half of the day. After rafting and lunch, you put on a helmet and boots, learn the basics, and follow an experienced guide along a challenging route.

The track is designed for different skill levels, but that does not mean it is effortless. An ATV requires attention, balance, and steady control. You should expect a ride that feels active rather than a slow sightseeing circuit.

The scenery changes often. Rice paddies give you the classic Ubud view, while bamboo forest makes the route feel enclosed and green. Riverside sections and traditional villages add a local setting that you would not get on a closed kart track or a city road.

The exact condition of the track can vary, particularly with weather. Rain can make an off-road route more demanding, which is one reason the operator requires suitable weather. If poor weather forces a cancellation, you can choose another date or receive a full refund.

You can ride solo or tandem. Solo riding means every person operates a quad bike and must be at least 16 years old. Tandem riding puts two people on one quad, with one driver and one passenger. Tandem bookings must be made in pairs, such as two, four, six, or eight people.

Children aged 7 to 16 must ride as a passenger with an adult. The stated minimum age for the overall adventure is five, but the more detailed ATV rules are the ones to follow when planning a family booking. The information provided does not explain the riding arrangement for children aged five or six, so ask the operator before paying.

Lunch and the Order of the Day

A buffet lunch comes after the rafting portion and before the ATV ride. This is a sensible break in the schedule. You have time to eat before putting on riding gear, and it separates the wet, paddle-heavy activity from the motorized one.

The sequence also works well physically. Rafting uses your arms and involves a river walk, while ATV riding asks for concentration and control. Having food between them is better than trying to complete both activities without a pause.

The overall activity time is advertised at roughly four to five hours, based on about two hours of rafting and 1.5 hours on the quad bike, plus transitions and lunch. If you book the package with transfers, plan for about nine hours from pickup to drop-off. That longer figure includes the time spent reaching the activity sites and returning to your original pickup point.

This difference matters if you have dinner plans, a spa appointment, or a second Ubud excursion. I would treat this as a full-day commitment when transfers are included, even though the active portions add up to less than five hours.

Guides Make the Difference

A river guide has a larger role here than a standard sightseeing guide. The guide controls the boat, gives paddling instructions, points out hazards, and helps keep the mood light when the route becomes tiring.

Billy’s reported eight years of river experience is useful context, especially for anyone nervous about Class III water. Gung Wira has been praised for being kind and engaging, while Gede has earned notice for helping a rider who struggled on the way back. These details suggest that personal attention can be one of the strongest parts of the outing.

Still, you should not book this expecting a private guide for every individual. The activity is private in the sense that only your group participates, but the river experience itself depends on the operating setup and guide arrangements on the day. The available information does not specify the maximum number of people in each raft or the exact guide-to-rider ratio.

That is worth asking if your group has young riders, weak swimmers, or anyone who feels uneasy around rapids. The guides are there to help, but you remain responsible for following instructions and judging your own comfort level.

Price, Transfers, and Overall Value

At $20 per person, this is a low price for two substantial activities, especially since admission to both rafting and ATV riding is included. The value is strongest for someone who wants variety and would otherwise pay separately for a river trip and a quad-bike excursion.

The price needs a careful reading, though. Pickup is offered, and transfers may be optional depending on the package you select. Door-to-door round-trip transport makes the day easier, but the available details do not spell out every transport surcharge or pickup zone. Confirm what your $20 includes before booking.

If the price covers both activities, lunch, and the basic equipment needed for the ride, it is a strong deal. If transport costs extra, calculate the final total rather than comparing only the headline price.

Group discounts may improve the value for families or friends. The private format can also be appealing because your group is not mixed with strangers for the full activity. On the other hand, a low-cost adventure is not the same as a polished luxury day. The reported pickup error and wrong meeting time show why you should confirm the details directly.

What to Bring and How to Prepare

Wear clothes that can get wet and dirty. The rafting section includes water, and the ATV track is an outdoor route through countryside, so this is not the day for delicate clothing or shoes.

You should also prepare for walking. The route down to the river includes a rainforest walk, and returning from the water may require effort. The trip requires strong physical fitness, so it is a poor match if you are looking for a relaxed Ubud activity with little exertion.

Arrive with the correct meeting information in writing. One customer was left waiting for about 1.5 hours after a pickup problem and conflicting meeting time. That is not a minor inconvenience when your schedule includes two timed activities. Reconfirm the pickup point, pickup time, and whether transport is included.

For families, settle the quad-bike arrangement before arrival. A solo rider must be at least 16. Children aged 7 to 16 ride as passengers with an adult, and tandem reservations must be booked in even numbers. These rules can affect the price and the number of quad bikes your group needs.

Who Will Enjoy This Combination Most

I would recommend this to active couples, groups of friends, and families with older children who want a high-energy day outside central Ubud. It is especially useful if you want to see countryside scenery without spending the whole day in a vehicle.

It also suits people who cannot decide between rafting and an ATV ride. You get both, with lunch between them, and neither activity is reduced to a token few minutes.

I would be more cautious about booking it for anyone with limited fitness, a strong fear of rapids, or difficulty walking on uneven ground. The minimum age information is not fully clear for children five and six, so parents of young children should contact the operator first.

This is also not ideal if you need a tightly timed day. The activity itself may take four to five hours, while the transfer package can last about nine hours. Add Bali traffic or delays, and you should leave extra room around the booking.

Should You Book Infinity Bali Rafting and ATV?

Book it if you want two active experiences for one low per-person price and you like the idea of swapping river scenery for rice fields, bamboo, and village tracks in the same day. The Ayung rafting route appears to be the stronger scenic experience, while the ATV portion adds speed and variety.

The guides are a real reason to consider it. Billy, Gung Wira, and Gede have each been connected with the qualities you want on an adventure outing: river skill, humor, patience, and practical help.

I would book only after confirming the pickup arrangements and the precise age rules for your group. If you can handle the walking, paddling, and quad-bike ride, this is a good-value Ubud day. If you need calm, flexible sightseeing, choose a gentler activity instead.

FAQ

Where does the experience take place?

The experience takes place in and around Ubud, Bali. The rafting section uses the Ayung River, while the ATV route passes through countryside with rice fields, bamboo forest, riverside areas, and traditional Balinese villages.

How long does the combined activity last?

The active program includes about two hours of rafting and 1.5 hours of ATV riding, with lunch and transfers between activities. The activity portion is approximately four to five hours.

How long is the trip with transfers?

The package with transfers can take about nine hours from pickup to drop-off. Drop-off is at the original pickup point.

Is hotel pickup available?

Pickup is offered, and door-to-door round-trip transfers may be available depending on the package. Confirm the pickup point, time, and whether transport is included when booking.

What class of rapids does the Ayung River have?

The Ayung River section is Class III and may rise to Class IV during the rainy season.

Can I choose rafting only or ATV only?

Yes. You can choose the combined rafting and ATV package, rafting only, or the ATV ride only.

What is the minimum age?

The stated minimum age for the adventure is five. For ATV riding, solo riders must be at least 16, and children aged 7 to 16 must ride as passengers with an adult. Ask the provider about the correct arrangement for children aged five or six.

What does tandem ATV riding mean?

Tandem means two people share one quad bike. One person drives and the other is the passenger. Tandem bookings must be made in multiples of two, such as two, four, six, or eight people.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund. If poor weather causes the operator to cancel, you can choose another date or receive a full refund.