Infinity Bali Rafting Ubud Combine 1,5 hrs Quad Bike

Get wet, muddy, and gloriously tired. This Ubud adventure pairs guided Ayung River rafting with a 1.5-hour ATV ride through rice fields, bamboo groves, villages, and riverside tracks. I like the mix of fast water and open-air riding, and I like that you can choose a solo quad bike or share a tandem machine.

The main caution is organization, especially if you add hotel transfers. Pickup details need careful checking, and the full day can stretch to about nine hours from pickup to return. The rafting itself has earned praise for skilled guides, including Billy and Gung Wira, but transport coordination may not be equally smooth.

Key points before you book

• Two very different adventures in one day: Raft class III Ayung River rapids, then ride an ATV across Bali’s rural interior.
• About 3.5 hours of activity time: The rafting lasts around two hours, followed by roughly 1.5 hours on a quad bike.
• Solo or tandem ATV choices: Solo riding requires each rider to be at least 16, while younger participants ride as passengers with an adult.
• The river setting is the real prize: Stone carvings, waterfalls, tropical plants, and forest scenery fill the rafting route.
• Transfers can turn this into a long day: The activities take four to five hours, but the package with transport may take around nine hours.
• Good weather matters: Poor conditions can lead to a new date or a full refund, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours ahead.

What this Ubud adventure actually includes

This is not a quiet sightseeing trip. It is a physical outing built around two active sessions, with a buffet lunch between them. You spend one part of the day working with a paddle and following a river guide, then switch to a helmet, boots, and motorized four-wheel riding.

The listed price is $20 per person, which is appealing for two substantial activities. At that rate, the value depends on the details of your booking, especially transport. Pickup is offered, but the transfer package has a much longer total duration than the activities themselves.

You can also choose only rafting or only the ATV ride instead of taking the combo. That flexibility matters if you have limited energy, a tight schedule, or a mixed group where not everyone wants to ride both the river and a quad bike.

The outing is a private activity for your own group. That does not mean the rafting boat or activity area will be empty, but it does mean your booked party participates together rather than being assigned to a private sightseeing vehicle with unrelated stops.

Rafting the Ayung River for two hours

The Ayung is Bali’s longest and biggest river, and the rafting section is the more scenic half of the day. The route takes about two hours and passes stone carvings, waterfalls, tropical plants, and forested riverbanks.

The river is rated class III and can rise to class IV during the rainy season. That gives you real excitement without making the outing an expedition, though the experience can become more demanding when water levels increase. You should be comfortable with a strong physical activity before booking.

Your guide handles the safety briefing, directs the paddling, and helps the boat work through the rapids. The quality of that guide matters a great deal. Billy has been praised for humor, local knowledge, and eight years of river experience, while Gung Wira has also been singled out for making the trip fun and helping participants along the route.

Those details point to one of the tour’s best features: you are not simply being carried down a river. You need to paddle, listen, and respond to instructions. A good guide turns that work into part of the fun and helps you notice the river scenery between rapids.

The walk to the river is part of the effort. The starting point is about 10 minutes by car from the Infinity office, followed by a walk through rainforest to the water. That descent brings you closer to the setting, but it also means you should be ready for uneven walking before the rafting begins.

The return walk can be tiring after two hours on the water. One account describes Gede helping a participant back up, which is a useful reminder that this is not an effortless river cruise. If you have limited fitness, ask yourself how comfortable you are with the walk, paddling, and climb back out.

Waterfalls, carvings, and a changing river

The Ayung route gives the rafting its sense of place. You pass stone carvings and waterfalls rather than seeing only a channel of fast water. The surrounding plants and wildlife add interest when the river settles between rapids.

During the wet season, the water may rise from class III toward class IV. That can make the ride more thrilling, but conditions are less predictable. The operator requires good weather, and a poor-weather cancellation may be moved to another date or refunded in full.

I would treat the rafting as the centerpiece if scenery matters most to you. The ATV section offers a different kind of fun, but the river puts you among Bali’s natural features in a way that feels less like a standard motor tour.

The 1.5-hour ATV route through rural Bali

After rafting and lunch, you put on a helmet and boots and take to the quad-bike route. The ride lasts around 1.5 hours and follows tracks through rice paddies, bamboo forest, riverside areas, and traditional Balinese villages.

The route is designed for different skill levels, with an experienced guide leading the group. You still need to control the machine, follow the route, and manage changing surfaces. The appeal is the access: an ATV can carry you off the main sightseeing roads and into parts of the countryside you might not reach on foot.

The scenery changes from water and forest to cultivated fields and village life. Rice paddies give the ride an open feel, while bamboo and riverside sections provide more shade and enclosure. You should expect a working ride rather than a slow photo stop tour.

The choice between solo and tandem riding is important. Solo means each person rides their own quad bike, and the minimum age for solo riding is 16. Tandem means two people share one ATV, with one person driving and the other as passenger.

Tandem bookings must be made in even numbers, such as two, four, six, or eight people. Children from seven to 16 must have an adult present and ride as a passenger in a tandem arrangement. The minimum age for the overall adventure is listed as five, but the detailed ATV rules are stricter for independent riding.

That makes the trip workable for families, but not every child gets the same role. A young participant may be allowed on the adventure while still needing to ride as a passenger. Check your group’s ages and rider pairings before paying.

Lunch and the switch from paddle to engine

A buffet lunch comes after the rafting and before the ATV ride. This break is practical, not just decorative. You have spent about two hours paddling and walking, so food gives you a chance to recover before handling a quad bike.

The change of pace is one of the combo’s strengths. Rafting depends on teamwork and water skills, while ATV riding gives you control over the machine and route. If one activity is not quite your style, the other may still make the day worthwhile.

Still, three and a half hours of active time can leave you tired. Add transfers, waiting, changing equipment, and the return trip, and the day may run close to nine hours. Pack your patience along with your swimsuit.

Timing, pickup, and the nine-hour version

The activity itself is described as about four to five hours, including the two-hour rafting session and 1.5-hour ATV ride. The package with transfers can take approximately nine hours from pickup to drop-off at the original meeting point.

That difference is important when you plan other Ubud activities. Do not book a fixed-time temple visit, cooking class, or evening reservation too closely afterward. Road travel and activity changes can use more time than the headline duration suggests.

Door-to-door return transport is offered as an option. It is convenient if you do not want to arrange your own way to the activity location, but pickup communication deserves care. One poor experience involved a missed pickup and incorrect meeting information, followed by a long wait.

I would confirm the pickup time, exact meeting point, and contact details before the day begins. Keep the confirmation available on your phone, and do not assume that a general hotel location is enough. Near-public transportation is available, but the information does not specify routes or fares, so independent transport will require your own planning.

The drop-off is at the original pickup point. That is useful if you are staying at a hotel, but less useful if your plans have changed during the day. If you want to end somewhere else in Ubud, check before booking rather than expecting a custom drop-off.

How the $20 price measures up

At $20 per person, the combo looks strong on value if the advertised activities are both available as planned. You are paying for guided river rafting, a substantial ATV session, safety equipment, and a buffet lunch. That is a lot of activity for a modest price.

The price needs context, though. Pickup may be an option rather than part of every booking, and the longer transport package can alter the total cost. Also, the experience is physically demanding, so a low price is not useful if you only want a relaxed half-day.

Group discounts may improve the deal for larger parties. The private format is also helpful for friends or families who want to remain together. Ask what is included in your selected version, especially transfers, before comparing it with a rafting-only or ATV-only option.

For many people, the best value comes from the combination. Separate tours can take more planning and create extra transport time. Here, the river and quad bike sessions are joined in one organized outing, with lunch providing a built-in break.

Who should book this, and who should skip it

I would recommend this for active visitors who want more than Ubud’s cafes, temples, and craft shops. It suits couples, families with the correct age arrangements, and small groups that enjoy a full day of physical activity.

It is especially good for people who want to see rural scenery while doing something. The river gives you waterfalls and carvings, while the ATV route brings you across fields, bamboo, village, and riverside tracks. You get movement and scenery together.

I would be cautious if you have limited fitness or dislike uneven walks, paddling, wet conditions, or motorized riding. The operator asks for a strong physical fitness level, and the walk to and from the river can make the rafting more demanding than the two-hour figure suggests.

You should also think carefully about the transport option. The experience can be enjoyable while the organization around pickup is less reliable. If you choose transfers, confirm every detail. If you arrange your own way to the start, make sure you know the meeting instructions clearly.

Practical rules for age and ATV riding

The minimum age for the overall adventure is five. That does not mean a five-year-old can drive an ATV. Solo quad-bike riding requires a minimum age of 16.

Ages seven to 16 must ride as passengers with an adult in a tandem quad bike. Tandem reservations need even numbers because each machine carries one driver and one passenger. For example, a group of four would need two tandem ATVs if everyone rides in pairs.

The supplied information does not explain the exact arrangements for children aged five and six, so you should confirm those details before booking. The same applies if your group has an uneven number of riders and wants tandem machines.

Booking, cancellation, and weather notes

Confirmation is provided at booking, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancel later than that and the amount paid is not refunded, while changes inside the 24-hour window are not accepted.

The cut-off uses Bali local time. That matters if you are booking from another country or changing plans late at night.

Good weather is required. If poor conditions force a cancellation, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. Because both activities take place outdoors, a flexible schedule is wise during unsettled weather.

Should you book this Bali combo?

Book it if you want a busy, active Ubud day and like the idea of combining river scenery with a guided ATV ride. The best reasons are the varied setting, the skilled rafting guides, the choice of solo or tandem riding, and the low advertised price.

Skip it if you want a calm outing, have limited physical fitness, or cannot tolerate uncertain pickup arrangements. For the best chance of a smooth day, confirm the transfer details, check every participant’s age and riding role, and leave plenty of room in your schedule after the tour.

The rafting appears to be the strongest part, especially with guides such as Billy and Gung Wira leading the river experience. The ATV ride adds a worthwhile second act, but the practical details matter. Get those right, and this combo gives you a lot of Bali in one energetic package.

FAQ

Where does the experience take place?

The experience takes place in Ubud, Bali. The rafting is on the Ayung River, and the ATV ride follows countryside routes around rice fields, bamboo forest, riverside areas, and traditional Balinese villages.

How long does the activity last?

The rafting lasts about two hours, and the ATV ride lasts about 1.5 hours. The activity is described as approximately four to five hours, while the version with transfers can take around nine hours from pickup to drop-off.

Is hotel pickup available?

Pickup and return transport are offered as an option. Drop-off is at the original pickup point. Confirm the exact pickup time and meeting location before the tour.

What class of rapids should I expect?

The Ayung River is class III and may rise to class IV during the rainy season. The rafting is guided, and you are expected to follow the guide’s instructions and take part in the activity.

Can I ride an ATV alone?

Yes, solo riding is available for participants who are at least 16 years old. Younger participants must ride as passengers in a tandem ATV with an adult.

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.

Is lunch included?

Yes. A buffet lunch is provided between the rafting and ATV portions of the experience.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

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