Bali ATV Ride with White Water Rafting: includes natural hot spring therapy

Two activities, one half-day: quad bikes through rural Bali, then rapids.

A half-day activity combining quad bike riding through Bali's rural terrain with white water rafting on the same day. You ride through villages, jungle and rice fields on a quad bike, stop for lunch and a short visit to a coffee plantation, then continue to white water rafting. One English-speaking guide leads groups of up to four people; pickup from your hotel, breakfast, lunch, drinking water and hot spring access are included.

The Experience

The day starts with a quad bike—you ride through the rural landscape of Bali, passing through villages, jungle and rice fields. The guide leads the way and sets the pace. After the ride, you stop for lunch and a short visit to a coffee plantation to see how it operates. The second half shifts to water: you move on to white water rafting on the rapids, where the guide handles safety and timing.

Pickup from your hotel is included, along with an air-conditioned vehicle and driver to move between the quad bike start, the lunch stop, the coffee plantation and the rafting site. You get light breakfast before the ride begins, drinking water throughout the day, and hot tea or coffee. After rafting, you have access to natural hot spring water to rinse off. A flashlight is provided for any low-light sections. The whole day runs about 7 hours from pickup to return.

Bring proper walking shoes, a windbreaker, sunglasses and sunscreen—the sun is direct and the water is cold. Tissue is useful. You'll need to bring your own money if you want to buy souvenirs at the coffee plantation or tip the guide. The activity suits ages 12 to 65; it's not recommended for pregnant travelers or anyone with spinal injuries.

What’s included

• Pickup from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle with driver.
• light breakfast before the quad bike ride.
• one English-speaking guide per group of up to four people.
• lunch after the ride.
• short visit to a coffee plantation.
• white water rafting on the rapids.
• access to natural hot spring water.
• flashlight.
• drinking water, hot tea and coffee throughout the day.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by Putu Bali Driver

Is this one for you?The quad bikes move at a controlled pace through flat and gentle terrain, and the rafting is on moderate rapids—both suit all fitness levels, but you're active for most of the 7 hours, so it works best if you're comfortable spending a half-day in motion and getting wet.

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Top questions

What's the coffee plantation stop like on this activity?

The coffee plantation is a short visit included in the itinerary between the quad bike ride and the rafting. You see how coffee is grown and processed in Bali, but it's not a long tour—it's a brief stop on the way to the water activity.

Do I need experience to ride a quad bike on this activity?

No prior experience is required. The guide leads the group through the terrain and sets a pace that works for all fitness levels. You ride through villages, jungle and rice fields at a controlled speed.

What happens if I'm not comfortable with white water rafting?

The rafting is part of the same half-day activity, so both the quad bike and the rapids are included. If you have concerns about the water or your ability to participate, contact the operator before booking to discuss options or ask about modifications.

Is lunch included, and what kind of food is it?

Yes, lunch is included after the quad bike ride. The specific menu isn't detailed in the itinerary, but it's served before you move on to the rafting portion of the day.

How many people ride together on the quad bikes?

Groups stay small—one English-speaking guide leads up to four people on the quad bikes. This keeps the pace manageable and the guide able to watch everyone on the terrain.

What should I bring for this half-day activity?

Bring proper walking shoes, a windbreaker, sunglasses and sunscreen. Tissue is useful to have. You'll also want to bring cash if you want to buy souvenirs at the coffee plantation or tip your guide.