Bali Jungle Swings: Ayung River Photos & Private Pickup

Summary

Jungle swings near Ubud with photos, river views, and relaxing lunch

You’ll glide above Bali’s Ayung River on jungle swings while local staff snap photos with your own device. Relax in giant bamboo nests or beds, sip tea in the shade, and linger as long as you like—private pickup makes it easy. Expect laughter, a few nerves, and memories that stick around longer than you’d think.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Swing Heaven Bali jungle experience

• Pickup from accommodation
• Fill liability form
• Enjoy swings, jungle beds, nests
• Take photos with staff assistance
• Relax with included tea and water
• Optional lunch at bamboo restaurant
• Optional rafting, quad, or Volkswagen tours

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included for Swing Heaven Bali?

Yes, private transportation from your accommodation is included when booking this package.

Can I take my own photos or do I have to pay extra?

Staff will help take photos and videos using your own device at no extra cost.

How long does the Bali jungle swing experience take?

You can finish in about an hour or stay several hours if you want lunch or to relax longer.

Is lunch included at Swing Heaven Bali?

No, lunch is not included but can be ordered separately at the bamboo restaurant onsite.

Are there other activities besides swings?

If time allows, rafting, quad biking or Volkswagen tours are available as extra options.

Is Swing Heaven suitable for kids?

Yes, families are welcome but infants must sit on an adult’s lap; staff assist with safety.

What drinks are provided during the visit?

Tea, coffee and water are included throughout your time at Swing Heaven.

Are there any health restrictions for this activity?

This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal or heart conditions.

What’s included

Your day includes private pickup from your hotel in Bali, all entry fees at Swing Heaven near Ubud, unlimited help from friendly local staff who’ll assist on every swing or nest (and snap all your photos), plus complimentary tea, coffee and water while you hang out among the trees as long as you like before heading back whenever suits you.

What’s the experience like?

I still laugh thinking about the first swing — I didn’t expect my legs to feel so wobbly when the staff counted down and gave me that gentle push. We’d just arrived at Swing Heaven after a short drive from Ubud (pickup was right on time, which felt rare for Bali). The air smelled damp and green, like wet leaves after rain. Our guide Wayan handed us a form to sign and joked about how many people scream on their first go. I tried not to be one of them but… well.

The swings are strung up right over the Ayung river valley — you can hear the water below if you listen past the birds. There’s this quiet moment before you launch where everything feels suspended, then suddenly you’re flying over all that green. Wayan offered to take photos with my phone (he actually got some good ones despite me flailing around). Afterward we tried those big bamboo nests — they look cheesy online but honestly, sitting in one with a cup of sweet tea while cicadas buzzed was oddly peaceful. My partner nearly fell asleep in the jungle bed. I might’ve teased him for it.

You can stay as long as you want, which is nice because we ended up just hanging out at the little bamboo restaurant for ages. Lunch isn’t included but it’s easy to order something simple — I had nasi goreng and watched a family try to get their toddler onto the smallest swing (the staff were saints about it). There were options for rafting or a Volkswagen tour if you’re feeling energetic, but honestly I was happy just watching the light shift through the trees. There’s something about that place that lingers with you after — maybe it’s just how silly and free everyone looks mid-swing.