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

Bali’s U Fun Field packs a lot into one outing: aerial rides above rice fields, a cultural walk, muddy ATV tracks, and rafting on the Ayung River. The mix gives you both photo-friendly thrills and a closer look at how Balinese rice farming works.

I like the private rice-field setting, where you can walk among the terraces without the crowds and long lines found at Tegallalang. I also like the careful staff, with guide Vidi singled out for warm, attentive service. The main drawback is that the activities can feel staged and highly made for photos, and the exact package, meeting point, and inclusions vary.

Key points to know before booking

• U Fun Field’s private rice fields offer a quieter cultural walk than the famous Tegallalang terraces.
• The zipline is designed for views rather than extreme speed, making it easier to enjoy the rice terraces below.
• The full combination can include five activities: zipline, skybike, swing, ATV riding, and Ayung River rafting.
• Rafting lasts about 2.5 hours, while the Beji River quad-bike ride lasts about 1.5 hours.
• Lunch, bottled water, showers, towels, lockers, and safety equipment are included at the rafting or ATV location.
• Hotel transfers are not included, so check the add-on carefully before you book.

Why this Ubud adventure works as a full-day sampler

I see this experience as a sampler of Bali’s popular outdoor activities rather than a single focused expedition. In one booking, you may swing above rice paddies, pedal a suspended bike, ride an ATV through wet tracks, and paddle through tropical river scenery.

That variety is the biggest reason to consider it. If you have only a short stay around Ubud, you can cover several classic Bali experiences without arranging each one separately. You also get a little local context through the rice-field walk, rather than spending the entire day on rides and photo stops.

The tradeoff is pace. Five activities can feel busy, especially when locations and transport are involved. The advertised duration can range from 30 to 270 minutes, so you need to check the exact option you are buying. The 2.5-hour rafting and 1.5-hour ATV options are separate timing clues, not a guarantee that every booking includes every activity.

The U Fun Field rice terraces and cultural walk

The rice-field portion gives this experience more substance than a simple amusement stop. A guide takes you around private fields and explains traditional Balinese farming and daily life. You can pause among the terraces, look at the planted areas, and enjoy a slower part of the day before returning to the more active rides.

I find this cultural walk especially useful because Ubud’s rice terraces are often treated as quick photo backgrounds. Here, the fields are part of the activity itself. One Canadian booking described the private rice area as quieter and more pleasant than Tegallalang, with no long queues. That is a meaningful advantage if you want photographs without the most crowded setting.

Still, keep your expectations grounded. This is an organized attraction, not an independent visit to a working village. One French booking found the overall activity too made for tourists and cliché, even while praising the forest and rice plants. That is a fair warning: the cultural element is real in the sense that farming is explained, but the setting is arranged for visitors.

Ziplining over the rice terraces

The zipline is the gentlest of the aerial activities described here. You glide above the terraces with broad views of the fields and surrounding greenery. A Canadian participant specifically noted that it was not too fast or extreme, which allowed time to enjoy the view.

That makes the zipline a good fit if you want the feeling of flying without a hard-charging ride. It is also likely to be the easiest activity for getting a clear photograph, since the motion is controlled and the main appeal is the view below.

You will need a harness and safety belt, and the staff provides safety instruction. People who are afraid of heights should not book this experience. The activity is not suitable for children under five, pregnant women, people with back or heart problems, wheelchair users, or anyone over 80.

Skybike and the famous Bali swing

The skybike asks you to pedal above the rice terraces while secured by safety equipment. It sounds simple, but the height changes the experience. You are not just cycling through the countryside, you are moving above it, with the fields spread out below.

I would treat the skybike as a photo and sensation activity rather than a serious cycling experience. You need to be able to ride a bike, and the product specifically excludes people who cannot do so. If heights unsettle you, this may be harder than the zipline because you are actively pedaling instead of simply gliding.

The swing is the most recognizable photo stop in the package. You swing out above the rice fields and get the wide, open view that makes this type of attraction popular in Bali. It is built for memorable pictures, so you should expect a polished photo setting rather than a quiet, spontaneous moment in the countryside.

The swing also explains why this outing can feel a little staged. If you want dramatic images in a controlled setting, that is a strength. If you prefer ordinary local life with little setup, the cultural walk and river sections will likely feel more authentic.

ATV riding on the Beji River route

The quad-bike section brings the mud and movement. After a safety briefing, you ride along rough tracks through jungle areas, muddy paths, and streams. The listed Beji River quad-bike ride lasts about 1.5 hours, enough time to feel like an activity rather than a quick lap around a field.

This is the part I would choose for hands-on excitement. You are steering, balancing, and responding to the track rather than simply being carried along. Expect water and dirt, and wear clothes that you are happy to change out of afterward.

Safety equipment includes a helmet and boots, while instructors are provided to help you understand the ride. You also get access to a shower, soap, towel, locker, lunch, and bottled water at the rafting or ATV location. Those practical details matter after a muddy route.

The activity is not suitable for people with back problems or heart problems, pregnant women, wheelchair users, children under five, or anyone over 80. The product also excludes people who cannot ride a bike, so ask about your exact ATV option if you are unsure about riding requirements.

Rafting the Ayung River for about 2.5 hours

The rafting section takes place on the Ayung River and lasts about 2.5 hours. You paddle through rapids with tropical forest around you, with calmer stretches and refreshing splashes between the more active parts.

I like that rafting adds scenery and teamwork to a package otherwise built around individual rides. You are not just waiting for the next photo opportunity. You have to listen to the instructor, paddle with the group, and pay attention to the river.

The Ayung River is a popular rafting setting around Ubud, but this description does not promise a specific rapid level or a particular route. You should expect an outdoor river trip with rapids, not a high-grade whitewater challenge. That may suit beginners and mixed groups, but experienced paddlers may find the focus more recreational than technical.

Safety equipment is supplied, and a professional instructor is included. Bring a change of clothes, since the river portion is likely to leave you wet even if the weather is dry. The waterproof camera advice is useful, but secure it well and follow the guide’s instructions about using it on the water.

What the $20 price really means

At $20 per person, this looks like a strong value if your selected option truly includes several activities. Lunch, bottled water, safety equipment, instructor support, a locker, and post-activity shower access reduce the extra costs you might otherwise face.

But you should not assume that the $20 covers every activity listed in the headline. The information makes clear that each option has different inclusions. A low price may apply to one activity or a shorter package, while the five-part combination may be priced differently at checkout.

I would compare the exact inclusions before paying. Check whether your booking includes the zipline, swing, skybike, ATV, and rafting, or only one section. Also check the duration. A listing range from 30 to 270 minutes is wide, and it can mean a very different day depending on your chosen option.

Transport is the other major cost to watch. Hotel pickup and travel between locations are not included unless you select the transport add-on. The meeting point may be Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, or U Fun Field, depending on what you book.

If you need a pickup, provide your hotel address and pickup time through WhatsApp as requested. I would not assume that a central Ubud hotel means a free transfer.

Safety, clothing, and practical comfort

Wear clothes that can get wet and muddy, and bring a complete change of clothes. You should also bring a waterproof camera if photos matter to you, but keep safety first on the zipline, skybike, swing, ATV, and river.

Helmets and boots are supplied for the ATV portion. Harnesses and safety belts are used for the aerial activities. A professional instructor is included, and the staff speaks English.

The exclusion list is important rather than decorative. The experience is not suitable for children under five, pregnant women, people with back or heart problems, wheelchair users, people afraid of heights, people unable to ride a bike, or people over 80.

If one person in your group cannot handle heights but still wants to join the cultural walk or rafting, check the exact booking terms before paying. The supplied information does not confirm that activities can be separated for individual members of a group.

Staff service and the human side of the experience

The strongest praise centers on staff care and smooth service. One booking specifically names Vidi as a perfect guide, while another describes the guides as attentive and the office staff as friendly. A Canadian booking also noted that the agent handled requests smoothly and that the staff paid close attention to safety and comfort.

That matters in an activity with harnesses, heights, muddy tracks, and river water. You want instructions to be clear and the staff to take concerns seriously. The available information supports that as a strength, but your exact experience can depend on the option, guide, and day.

The English-language instruction is useful for safety briefings and for the rice-field explanation. If you want a long, detailed cultural discussion, this may not be the right format. The cultural walk is one part of a much larger activity package.

Who should book this experience

I would suggest it to you if you want a high-energy day with many photo opportunities and do not mind a planned attraction. It suits first-time visitors who want to try several famous Bali activities without arranging separate bookings.

It is also a good match for friends, couples, and families with older children who can handle the safety rules. The rafting, ATV route, and aerial rides give different kinds of excitement, so a group with mixed interests may find something for everyone.

I would be more cautious if you want solitude, a serious cultural tour, or advanced rafting. The private rice fields may be quieter than Tegallalang, but the swing, skybike, and zipline are clearly designed for photographs. The French feedback captures the balance well: the rides can feel cliché, while the forest and rice plants still make the setting attractive.

Should you book the U Fun Field combination?

Book it if you value variety, easy photo opportunities, and practical extras such as lunch, lockers, showers, and safety gear. At the advertised $20 starting price, it can be excellent value, but only after you confirm exactly what your selected option includes.

Skip it if you dislike heights, muddy outdoor activities, organized photo stops, or moving between separate meeting points. Before booking, check the duration, the activity list, the meeting point, and the transport add-on.

My best advice is to choose the package for the balance of rice-field views, ATV action, and rafting, not just for the swing photo. The cultural walk and friendly instruction from staff such as Vidi add useful depth to what could otherwise be a simple collection of staged thrills.

FAQ

Where does the experience take place?

It takes place around Ubud, Bali. Depending on the option booked, starting points may include Bali Bintang Rafting, Beji River Adventure Bali, or U Fun Field.

How much does the experience cost?

The advertised price is $20 per person. Exact inclusions vary by option, so check the selected activity carefully before booking.

How long does the experience last?

Available durations range from 30 to 270 minutes. The Ayung River rafting section is listed as about 2.5 hours, and the Beji River quad-bike ride is about 1.5 hours.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel transfers and travel between locations are not included unless you select transportation as an add-on.

What activities can be included?

The experience may include a zipline, skybike, swing, rice-field cultural walk, ATV ride, and rafting. Each option has different inclusions, so confirm the exact combination you select.

Is rafting included?

Rafting takes place on the Ayung River and is listed as a 2.5-hour activity. However, you should confirm that your chosen option includes rafting.

Is ATV riding included?

The quad-bike activity takes place around the Beji River and lasts about 1.5 hours. Confirm that your selected package includes it.

What equipment is supplied?

Safety equipment includes helmets and boots for the ATV activity, plus harnesses and safety belts for the aerial activities. A professional instructor and insurance are included.

What should I bring?

Bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera. You should expect wet or muddy conditions during the ATV and rafting sections.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The activity also offers reserve now and pay later booking.