Bali: ATV Rafting Zipline Swing &Sky Bike in Ubud Rice Field

U Fun Field packs Bali’s famous photo rides and real outdoor action into one busy outing. You glide over rice terraces, pedal a skybike above the fields, swing high for pictures, then explore private paddies before tackling muddy ATV tracks and Ayung River rapids. The mix of scenery and thrills is the main draw.

I especially like the quiet rice-field walk, which gives the day more substance than a simple photo stop. I also like the practical setup: instructors, helmets, boots, harnesses, lockers, showers, towels, lunch, and bottled water are included. The drawback is the package structure. Some options cover different activities, transport is extra, and the stated duration can range from 30 to 270 minutes, so you must read your chosen option carefully.

Key points at a glance

• Private rice-field tour: Learn about Balinese farming and daily life away from the crowds of Tegallalang.
• Five very different activities: Zipline, skybike, swing, ATV ride, and river rafting create a full day of variety.
• Two main action sections: The listed itinerary gives about 1.5 hours for the ATV ride and 2.5 hours for Ayung River rafting.
• Useful facilities included: Safety equipment, lunch, water, lockers, showers, soap, and towels are provided at the activity sites.
• Good value at $20: The price is attractive if your selected option includes the activities you want, but add-ons and transport can change the final cost.
• Safety matters: This is not suitable for young children, pregnant people, anyone with certain medical issues, wheelchair users, or people afraid of heights.

U Fun Field’s mix of Bali thrills and rice-field calm

Many Ubud outings give you one main activity, then send you back to the hotel. This one tries to cover the full Bali adventure menu in a single booking. You get high rides above rice fields, a cultural walk through private paddies, a muddy ATV route, and rafting among tropical forest.

That variety works well if you have limited time or want one energetic day rather than several separate bookings. It also keeps the scenery changing. One moment you are clipped into a harness, and later you are wet from a river crossing or learning how farmers work the fields.

The mood is more activity park than remote wilderness. The zipline is designed to let you enjoy the view rather than race at extreme speed. That will suit you if you want photographs and a little thrill. If you want a very fast, serious zipline or a quiet countryside visit with no staged rides, the program may feel too commercial.

One French visitor found the rides somewhat touristy and cliché, while still enjoying the forest, rice plants, and fun atmosphere. That is a fair warning. U Fun Field offers a polished package of popular Bali activities, not an untouched rural adventure.

Starting points and the Ubud area

Your selected option may begin at Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, or U Fun Field. The meeting point changes with the package, so do not assume that every booking begins at the same place.

Hotel transfers and transport between activity locations are not included in the base price. You can add transportation during booking, then provide your hotel address and pickup time through WhatsApp. This matters in Bali, where a low headline price can become less low once private transfers are added.

The stated duration ranges from 30 to 270 minutes, yet the main itinerary lists about four hours of activity: 2.5 hours of rafting and 1.5 hours on the quad bike. Treat the time shown for your exact option as the reliable figure. Some packages clearly include fewer activities than the full combination described here.

Ziplining above Ubud’s rice terraces

The zipline gives you one of the clearest views of the rice fields. You travel above the terraces with a harness and safety belt, looking down at the green patterns that make Ubud so recognizable.

The ride is not presented as an extreme, high-speed course. That is good news if you want to take in the view or are trying a zipline for the first time. One Canadian visitor specifically enjoyed the gentle pace because it felt like flying above the terraces without becoming too intense.

Bring a waterproof camera, but secure it carefully. You should also expect the best photo opportunities to come from the staff-assisted setup and the open views around the course, not from holding a large camera while moving. People who fear heights should skip this activity, even if the speed is moderate.

Skybike and the famous Bali swing

The skybike lets you pedal above the rice terraces. It is a simple idea, but the height changes an ordinary bicycle ride into a photo-focused thrill. You will want steady nerves and a willingness to look down.

The iconic swing offers another high viewpoint over the fields. This is the most image-driven part of the outing, and it is built for dramatic photographs rather than long, quiet swinging. Wear clothing you can move in and expect the rides to be part of the day’s public-facing, polished style.

The combination is useful for couples, friends, and anyone who wants a collection of Bali photographs without visiting several separate attractions. It is less suitable if you dislike heights or cannot ride a bike. The operator specifically excludes people who cannot ride a bike, so do not treat the skybike as a passive seat.

The private rice-field walk is the quiet highlight

After the high rides, the cultural walk changes the pace. A guide takes you through private rice fields and explains traditional Balinese farming and everyday rural life.

I like this part because it gives context to the scenery. Rice terraces can become a backdrop for photographs, but they are also working agricultural spaces. A walk with explanations helps you see the fields as part of local life rather than just a pretty view.

One Canadian visitor considered this the best part of the Ubud experience, especially because the private setting avoided the crowds and long queues associated with Tegallalang Rice Terrace. You should not expect a formal museum or a long lecture. Think of it as an outdoor introduction to farming, village surroundings, and the relationship between people and the paddies.

This section also provides a needed pause between the rides and the rougher activities. If you want a little culture within an adventure day, it gives the package more balance.

ATV riding through the Beji River area

The quad-bike section lasts about 1.5 hours in the listed itinerary. After a safety briefing, you ride along rugged tracks through jungle, mud, and streams, with river crossings adding the main splash.

This is more physical than the swing and skybike. Muddy paths can make the ride messy, and you should expect your clothing and shoes to get wet or dirty. Wear a swimsuit or quick-drying clothes beneath your change of clothes if that suits you, though the only confirmed packing advice is to bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera.

The instructor and safety equipment are included. Helmets and boots are supplied for the ATV portion, and the briefing is important even if you have ridden before. Stay within the guide’s instructions, particularly around water and uneven tracks.

The ride is a good choice if you want a hands-on activity rather than a scenic vehicle tour. It may not suit you if you have back problems, heart problems, or limited mobility. Wheelchair users cannot take part, and the program excludes people over 80 and children under five.

Ayung River rafting for a longer finish

The listed rafting section lasts about 2.5 hours on the Ayung River. You paddle through rapids surrounded by tropical forest, with gentler stretches and refreshing splashes along the way.

This is not simply a ride through scenery. You are expected to paddle and follow the instructor’s directions. The river gives the day a team element that the individual photo rides do not. You work with the group, respond to the current, and get wet in the process.

Rafting equipment and instruction are included, along with a helmet. At the rafting and ATV site, you can use a locker, then shower afterward with soap and a towel. Lunch and bottled water are also provided there, which is valuable after several hours of outdoor activity.

The river section may be the most tiring part of the day. If your main goal is polished photographs and a relaxed cultural visit, you may prefer an option without rafting. If you want the fullest action program, the Ayung River adds genuine movement and physical effort.

What the $20 price really covers

At $20 per person, this looks like strong value if your selected package includes several of the advertised activities. Safety equipment, professional instruction, insurance, lunch, bottled water, storage, showers, soap, and towels reduce the extra costs you might otherwise face during a full day out.

The important catch is that each option has different inclusions. The price does not automatically mean that every booking includes ziplining, skybiking, swinging, the cultural walk, ATV riding, and rafting. Read the activity description for your exact choice before paying.

Transport is another cost to consider. Hotel pickup and transfers between locations are not included unless you select the add-on. If you are staying far from Ubud or want a simple door-to-door day, add transport when booking and send the hotel details through WhatsApp.

The reserve-now, pay-later option can help if your Bali schedule is still changing. You can also cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. Check the exact terms shown for your booking.

Guides, safety, and the practical setup

Instruction is available in English. Guide Vidi receives especially warm praise for being helpful, and the staff are described as friendly and attentive to safety. That matters here because the day includes harnesses, heights, quad bikes, and river conditions.

Insurance is included, but it does not remove the need to follow the briefing. Listen before every activity, especially if you are new to rafting, ATV riding, or high rides. The staff may adjust the pace so you can enjoy the views rather than rush through each section.

Bring:

• A change of clothes
• A waterproof camera
• Comfortable clothes that can get wet or muddy
• Personal items that can be stored safely in the provided locker

The operator specifically supplies helmets, boots, harnesses, and safety belts where required. Lunch and water are available at the rafting and ATV location, not necessarily at every separate meeting point.

Who will enjoy this Ubud adventure most

I would recommend this for active couples, groups of friends, and families with older children who want many Bali highlights in one booking. It suits people who enjoy switching between photographs, culture, water, and rough tracks.

It is also useful for first-time visitors who do not want to arrange five separate activities. The private rice-field section adds a calmer side, while the ATV and rafting sections keep the day from feeling like a photo park visit.

I would be more cautious if you dislike heights, cannot ride a bike, or have back or heart problems. Pregnant people, wheelchair users, children under five, and people over 80 should not book this activity. The day is active, wet, and sometimes muddy, so it is not a good match for anyone seeking a slow, polished sightseeing tour.

Should you book U Fun Field?

Book it if you want a busy, good-value adventure day with strong photo opportunities and a real outdoor component. The private rice-field walk, the gentle zipline views, helpful staff such as Vidi, and the included post-activity facilities make the package more useful than a collection of rides alone.

Skip it if you want an uncommercial village experience, a serious extreme-sports course, or a quiet day in the countryside. Before booking, confirm three things: which activities your option includes, where you must meet, and whether transport is added. Get those details right, and $20 can buy a remarkably varied day around Ubud.

FAQ

How much does the Ubud ATV, rafting, zipline, swing, and skybike experience cost?

The listed price is $20 per person. Check the exact option because different packages include different activities, and transportation is not included unless you add it.

How long does the activity last?

The available duration ranges from 30 to 270 minutes. The main itinerary lists about 2.5 hours of Ayung River rafting and 1.5 hours of quad biking, but your selected option may have a different length.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point depends on the option booked. Possible starting locations are Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, and U Fun Field.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel pickup and transport between activity locations are not included in the base price. Transportation can be selected as an add-on.

Which activities are included?

The advertised program can include ziplining, skybiking, a swing, a private rice-field cultural tour, ATV riding, and Ayung River rafting. Each option has different inclusions, so read the specific description before booking.

Is lunch provided?

Yes. Lunch and bottled water are included at the rafting and ATV location.

Are showers and lockers available?

Yes. Showers, soap, towels, and locker or storage facilities are included at the rafting and ATV location.

What should I bring?

Bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera. The ATV and rafting sections can make you wet or muddy.

Who should not take this activity?

It is not suitable for children under five, pregnant people, people with back or heart problems, people who cannot ride a bike, wheelchair users, people afraid of heights, or people over 80.