Bali ATV Ride Adventure and Bali Swing Packages – All Inclusive

Adventure in Bali starts with two wheels and a swing. You get the ATV ride through rice fields and village paths, then you switch gears to the Bali Swing with big forest scenery and lots of photo stops. It is built as one full day, so you are not spending your time hopping between companies.

What I like most is that it is truly all-inclusive where it counts: transportation in an A/C private car, tickets for both activities, and insurance coverage during the ATV and swing. I also like the swing variety, since you are not limited to one or two standard seats, you get multiple swing styles including a few that are made for dramatic angles.

One thing to consider is that this is weather-dependent. If conditions are poor, your activity may get moved or refunded, so plan your Bali days with a little flexibility.

Key highlights I’d plan around

• ATV ride for about 2 hours with sightseeing, not a speed-focused “race”
• Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa (near Ubud) with scenic forest views
• 7 swing options included: single, romantic, bed, sky bed, chicken nest, and bird nest
• Indonesian lunch included between the two activities
• Pickup by private A/C car with an English speaking driver
• Insurance coverage during ATV and swing for extra peace of mind

Two adventures in one day near Ubud (and why that timing works)

This package is scheduled for a full day, about 8 hours total, with a start time of 8:30 am in the Ubud area. The idea is simple, you do ATV first, then lunch, then you finish with Bali Swing when the light and the scenery are ready for photos.

I like this order. The ATV is hands-on, a bit physical, and you can get it out of your system early while you are fresh. Then the swing part feels more like an experience you can slow down for, pose, and take in the views, with time to try different swing setups.

Also, the travel time is listed as about 3 hours. That matters because it helps you understand why you get such a full day. You are not just “booking an activity,” you are signing up for a real transport day, in a private car, not a shared shuttle scramble.

Round 1: ATV ride through rice fields, local village life, and a small river

Your first stop is the ATV ride, designed as a sightseeing loop with professional guidance. It is about 2 hours on the ATV, and the route includes rice fields, places where you can stop for photos, then continues through a local village and past a small river.

A key detail for managing expectations: it is not pitched as a speeding tour. You are riding, but it is framed as scenery and sightseeing, so you should not expect a rollercoaster style ride. If you want action, you still get it in the form of off-road driving and moving through nature paths, but the focus is on the experience and what you can see.

Here is what you can realistically enjoy during the ride:

• Photo stops in the rice field areas, where the views are a big part of the point
• Seeing everyday village scenes, including what life looks like beyond the main tourist lanes
• River and greenery moments that make the ride feel like a genuine route, not just a quick loop

What helps the ride feel “worth it” is the time. Two hours is long enough to get into the rhythm of driving, and you are not just hopping on for a few photo snaps. And because the day is packaged with the swing right after, your ATV time does not feel like a random detour, it feels like the first act.

Between the rides: Indonesian lunch that keeps the day smooth

After the ATV, the plan includes lunch with Indonesian food, and this is one of those practical inclusions that makes the schedule easier on you. Without lunch included, ATV + swing days often turn into a chaotic hunt for food with wet clothes and limited time.

With lunch built in, you can refuel properly and then reset for the swing. I also like that the swing stop is listed as a longer block of time, about 3 hours, so lunch fits as a true break rather than a 20-minute interruption.

One small note: the package does not include a dress rental for the swing. So if you want the full photo look with a special outfit, keep that in mind for budgeting and time. If you do not care about that, you can still enjoy the swing without adding extra complexity.

Real Bali Swing in Bongkasa: 7 swing styles and a forest backdrop for photos

Your second stop is Real Bali Swing in the village of Bongkasa, close to Ubud. The swing itself is the big draw, and the reason people get excited is that it feels different from the typical single swing viewpoint. Here, you try multiple swing designs, in a forest setting, with panorama-style scenery in the background.

The included swing options are:

• 2 single swings
• 1 romantic swing
• 1 bed swing
• 1 sky bed
• 1 chicken nest
• 1 bird nest

That list is why this package feels like value. Many swing activities sell you one main seat, and you get a few photos and a quick finish. Here, the experience is structured around trying multiple positions, so you get more variety in both the vibe and the photo outcomes.

One drawback to plan for is that not every “nest” style swing is going to feel equally comfortable for everyone. If you are sensitive about heights or you are not sure how you will feel in more exaggerated setups, you can still enjoy the scenic swings and just take it at your own pace. Your best bet is to communicate your comfort level with the staff on site.

If you care about photos, here is another practical point: a photographer is not included. That means you should plan to rely on your own camera or phone, or budget separately if you want guided professional shots. The good news is there are many photo spots designed into the swing experience, so you can still get solid pictures even without add-on services.

How the private A/C transport and English speaking driver change the day

This is a private tour, meaning only your group participates. You get a private car with A/C, and the driver is English speaking. That combination matters more than it sounds, especially on a day with two different activity locations.

With a private car, you avoid the common headache of waiting around for other people, and you also get more control over timing if something runs late. With an English speaking driver, you are less likely to feel lost, and it is easier to ask practical questions during transit.

The other logistics piece I appreciate is that petrol and parking fees are included, so you are not dealing with random add-ons later. Mineral water is also included, one bottle per person, which is small, but helpful after an ATV ride and before the swing part.

And yes, there is a note about fitness. The tour says travelers should have moderate physical fitness. That usually means you should feel comfortable riding, sitting, getting on and off the ATV, and handling some physical movement for the swing setups. You do not need to be an athlete, but you should not book this while you are totally wiped out from other intense activities.

Safety and weather: the two things that can steer the itinerary

This package includes insurance coverage during the ATV ride and Bali Swing, which is a real comfort perk. It is the kind of thing you hope you never use, but you feel better knowing it is there, especially with any activity that includes speed, uneven paths, and heights.

The package also requires good weather. If conditions are poor, the experience may be offered on a different date or you receive a full refund. Plan your Bali schedule so you have some wiggle room, especially if you are traveling during the rainy season.

Finally, it helps to understand the “tone” of the ATV: it is described as sightseeing, not a speeding tour. That suggests you should expect safer pacing, and it can make the ride feel less intimidating if you are new to off-road driving.

Price and value: is $120 for ATV plus swing a smart deal?

At $120 per person, you are not just paying for one activity. You are paying for a full day with:

• ATV ride time for about 2 hours, with admission included
• Bali Swing time for about 3 hours, with admission included
• Indonesian lunch
• 7 swing styles included in the package
• Private A/C transport with pickup offered
• English speaking driver, petrol and parking included
• Mineral water
• Insurance coverage during the ATV and swing

If you tried to piece this together separately, the cost often balloons once you add transport, tickets, and food. Here, those are already folded into the rate. The “value” is especially strong because the swing component includes multiple swing types, which tends to be where many packages feel thin.

I also like that the day is long enough, about 8 hours, to actually feel like a complete outing rather than a quick hit. You get a story arc: ride the jungle and village routes first, then take your time with the scenic swings.

So, is it worth it? For most people who want a classic Ubud-adjacent adventure day, yes. It is a lot packed into one schedule, but you are getting the major pieces covered.

Who this fits best (and who might want a different plan)

I think this package is ideal if:

• You want two Bali “wow moments” in one day: ATV then swing
• You like sightseeing that includes culture and scenery, not just a single viewpoint
• You are comfortable with moderate physical activity
• You want a private car setup without the stress of planning connections

It may be less ideal if:

• You hate heights and do not like the idea of trying different swing positions
• You are very sensitive to rain or you cannot shift your schedule if weather turns
• You only want one short activity and would rather keep your day more relaxed

Should you book the Bali ATV Ride Adventure and Bali Swing package?

If you want an efficient, well-packaged Bali day that combines off-road fun with a photo-friendly scenic swing experience, I would book this. The big reason is the balance: you get a real 2-hour ATV sightseeing ride plus a 3-hour swing session with multiple included swing styles, not just one stop.

Book it if your ideal Bali day includes movement, scenery, and a built-in plan so you do not spend your time figuring things out. Skip it if weather risk would derail your whole trip, or if you want a calmer day with fewer moving parts.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 8:30 am.

How long is the Bali ATV Ride and Bali Swing experience?

The total duration is about 8 hours.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered, and you travel by private car with A/C.

What activities are included?

You get a 2-hour ATV ride and a Bali Swing experience. The package includes admission tickets for both activities.

What swing types are included?

The swing package includes 2 single swings, 1 romantic swing, 1 bed swing, 1 sky bed, 1 chicken nest, and 1 bird nest.

What if the weather is poor?

This experience requires good weather. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts.