Ayung River Rafting and Cycling Combo Experience

This package is a one‑day combined tour of Ubud classic land culture + water adventure, featuring two must‑try Bali experiences in one go: an in‑depth countryside rice field cycling tour and the Ayung River jungle white‑water rafting. It is suitable for families, couples, and small‑group adventure seekers.

The tour comes with an English‑speaking local guide, professional safety equipment, a buffet lunch overlooking the Ubud rice terraces, round‑trip hotel transfers, and activity accident insurance. It avoids the crowded city tourist routes and goes deep into the UNESCO World Heritage Subak rice terrace villages, offering a blend of natural scenery, local culture, and mildly thrilling water activities — a full‑day tour suitable for both rainy and sunny days in Bali.

1. Ubud Countryside Cycling Deep Tour (approx. 2 hours cycling)

Route highlights: An easy all‑downhill route with almost no steep slopes — manageable for beginners and families alike. The entire route stays away from main motorised roads, taking you along narrow paddy‑field paths, bamboo forest trails, and village cobblestone lanes.

Photo stops along the way: subject to change on the day

UNESCO World Heritage Subak rice terrace irrigation system — observe farmers at work up close

Traditional Balinese villages, family temples, and hand‑weaving workshops

Tropical bamboo forests, small waterfalls, and coffee plantations (free coffee tasting available)

The all‑bamboo Green School Bali — a popular Instagram‑worthy spot

Local traditional markets and coconut palm trails, where the guide will explain Balinese farming culture and local customs

2. Ayung River Jungle White‑Water Rafting (12 km in total, approx. 2 hours)

Rapids experience: The Ayung River is Bali's most scenic rafting stretch, featuring gentle Class II–III rapids — thrilling yet not frightening, suitable for the whole family.

River highlights: subject to change on the day

Hundred‑metre‑high tropical rainforest on both banks, natural waterfalls, massive volcanic rock walls, and traditional Balinese stone carvings

Calm‑water sections for splashing around, photo‑taking, and cliff jumping (opened only after the guide assesses safety)

Multiple stretches of mild rapid surfing and water fights, with wild birds and monkey habitats along the riverbank forest