That sounds like the perfect Bali break from beach time. This combo pairs river tubing and an ATV quad ride so you see way more than the resort strip in one long outing.

I especially like how the day is structured for real variety: you get wet and wild on the water, then dry off (mostly) for an engine-powered trek through rice terraces, bamboo, tunnels, and village lanes. Another big plus is the built-in support—guides and instructors run the activities with safety gear, briefings, and real supervision.

One thing to plan around: it’s a wet day. You’ll want to treat this like an active sport day, not a sit-and-look-around excursion, and you should budget time for the change of clothes and the shower after tubing.

Key things to know before you go

• Two adventures, one day: tubing first, then ATV riding, with lunch in between.
• About 6 to 8 hours total: long enough to feel like you left your hotel area, not a quick detour.
• Safety gear and changing facilities included: lockers, towels, and a shower/changing room are part of the deal.
• Tubing route is described as ~10 km with class II+ rapids: good for people who want real river time.
• ATV terrain includes technical coaching: expect guidance for slopes, downhill, and climbs if you want a challenge.
• Pickup works from many southern Bali areas: from Seminyak and Canggu to Kuta, Denpasar, and Nusa Dua zones.

A one-day combo built for movement, not just sightseeing

This is a true activity day, not a tight-lipped checklist. The package combines Gekko Tubing Bali for the river section with Bali Pertiwi Adventure for the quad bike portion, so you cover water scenery and inland Bali within one outing.

The time commitment matters here. Expect 6 to 8 hours on the clock, depending on pickup location and how the day flows. That length is why this combo works: you’re not just doing one thing. You’re switching environments—river to jungle trails—so the day stays interesting.

It also helps that both parts welcome a wide range of people by instruction level. The tubing section is described as suitable for ages 11 to 50, while the ATV experience is presented as friendly to different skill levels with a briefing and coaching. That means you’re not stuck feeling like you need to be a stunt rider from minute one.

Pickup across southern Bali: what “convenient” means here

If you’re staying in Bali’s south (or near it), the private transport setup is a big part of the value. Pickup and drop-off are offered from many hotel areas including Seminyak (the tour’s main location), plus Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Tuban, Nusa Dua, Sanur, Denpasar, Tanjung Benoa, Pecatu, Jimbaran, Kerobokan, and more.

In practice, that matters because it reduces the daily friction. You don’t need to coordinate separate rides for tubing and ATV. You show up, get geared up, do the activities, then someone else handles getting you back—wet shoes included.

One small mismatch to be aware of: the package wording mentions Ayung River for tubing in the overview, while the included section lists Pakerisan River for tubing time. The safe takeaway is that you’ll be tubing on a Bali river route operated by the listed tubing provider, with the main promise being real river distance and rapids rather than a tiny splash.

Stop 1 at Gekko Tubing Bali: class II+ rapids and real river time

The river part starts at Gekko Tubing Bali. You’re set up with equipment and guided down a route described as about 10 km with 7 exciting class II+ rapids. This is where the “active” side shows—class II+ typically means you’ll feel current and maneuvering, not just drift along.

Timing is also one of the stronger points of this package. The included details call it about 1.5 hours of tubing, and the feedback pattern around this activity highlights that it does not feel like a rushed shortcut. If you’re the kind of person who hates when water activities feel too short, you should like this length.

What you’ll actually do on the water

You’ll go down the river using an inflatable tube. The operator describes that the staff handle safety and services, and they also note that the experience is supported with instruction. You should expect a briefing, then a guided descent with an emphasis on navigating rapids safely.

Who should feel good about tubing

The tubing age guidance lists 11 to 50 years. The minimum age allowed for the overall adventure is given as 5 years, but for tubing specifically the stated range suggests you’re aiming for teens and up. If you’re traveling with kids, check age rules carefully because ATV rules are stricter than tubing.

Tubing drawbacks to consider

A wet outing comes with tradeoffs. You’ll need to come prepared for water exposure, splashes, and likely chilly river air depending on the day. Also, since rapids are part of the description, it’s not the best fit if you want an extremely gentle, low-movement cruise.

Stop 2 at Bali Pertiwi Adventure: rice terraces, bamboo, tunnels, and coaching

After tubing, you switch gears to ATV riding at Bali Pertiwi Adventure. This section is about 2 hours and focuses on scenery plus a guided riding experience through rice terraces, tunnels, bamboo forest, jungle, a river segment, villages, and panoramic views.

The ride isn’t described as a one-size-fits-all cruise. You get a full safety briefing first, and the instructor guides riders based on what level of challenge they want. If you’re craving more, the description points to technical terrain, including slopes, downhill sections, and climbs, with guidance on how to use the quad’s power to get back up.

Single vs tandem: age rules you must plan for

This is where your group planning can make or break the day.

• For ATV Single Ride, the minimum age is 12.
• For tandem ride, children age 11 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Tandem rides must be booked in multiples of 2 (example: 2, 4, 6, 8, and so on).

If you’re traveling with a family, count riders early so you don’t end up with mismatched combinations.

Terrain expectations (and how it feels)

Even if you’re a first-timer, you’ll likely feel the difference between straight paths and the more technical parts. The ride description includes uphill and downhill sections and even slopes that sound more demanding than casual trail riding. That’s good news if you want a workout and a sense of accomplishment.

It can be a drawback if you want a super relaxed experience. This is “ride and navigate” rather than “sit and be chauffeured.”

Lunch + gear + facilities: the small stuff that saves your day

This combo includes lunch (set menu). After tubing, that meal is a real reset button. You’ll be tempted to rush, but it’s better to treat lunch as the point where you regain your energy before ATV time.

What I like is that the package includes the basics that usually cost extra or get skipped on half-day tours. You’ll have well-maintained bikes and boot shoes, plus safety-approved equipment. There are also lockers, towels, a shower, and changing rooms included.

Those items sound boring until you’re standing there with wet gear in your bag. Having a shower and place to change means you don’t have to spend the rest of your evening smelling like a river. It also makes the ATV section more comfortable because you’re not trying to ride in waterlogged clothing for two hours.

Dress code: smart casual, but plan for water

The dress code is listed as smart casual. That’s guidance for what to wear to activities, but with tubing involved, you should think in terms of practicality:

• wear something that can get wet,
• use a change of clothes after tubing,
• and protect your skin from sun with sunscreen (bring it).

Bring a camera too, because both sections offer photo chances—river scenery in the morning or mid-day, and then scenic rice-and-jungle parts on the ATV route.

Price and value: is $110 per person a fair deal?

At $110 per person, this package can feel like a solid value because you’re buying two organized activities and not just one.

Here’s what the price includes:

• Air-conditioned vehicle for pickup and drop-off
• River tubing time (listed as 1.5 hours)
• ATV riding time (listed as 2 hours)
• Professional tubing guides and ATV instructors
• Well maintained bikes and boot shoes
• Safety-approved equipment plus lockers, towels, shower, and changing room
• Lunch (set menu)
• Insurance coverage, tax, and services

And here’s what it does not include:

• alcoholic beverages
• souvenir photo/video (sold separately)

If you compare it to buying tubing and ATV separately, the savings usually comes from the bundled transport, gear prep, and the lunch being included. You’re also getting an “all-in-one day” schedule, which is valuable if your time in Bali is tight.

The one cost risk is your own preferences. If you end up wanting photo/video add-ons, you’ll pay extra. Also, if your group includes riders who won’t meet ATV age rules, you may need to adjust the plan (single vs tandem) rather than assuming everyone can ride.

The overall itinerary flow: why the order works

The day runs in a logical sequence:

1) tubing first,

2) lunch,

3) ATV second.

That order makes sense for two reasons. First, after tubing you’re likely tired and a bit wet, so you want the higher-energy, more movement-based quad ride while you’re fueled and ready. Second, ATV usually has more dust and sun exposure. Doing the wet part first keeps the day from becoming a constant exchange between damp and dry.

Expect that you’ll spend a good part of your day with the schedule built around activity checkpoints rather than wandering. That’s a feature if you want a full “do something” day without research and map stress.

Who should book this combo, and who should reconsider

This is a great fit if you want:

• two outdoor activities in one day,
• a guided experience with instruction rather than solo risk,
• and a day that goes beyond beach scenery.

It’s also a good match for people who like the “I did the thing” feeling. With tubing described as 10 km and ATV riding described as 2 hours with technical terrain options, the day isn’t built for minimal effort.

Consider reconsidering if:

• your priority is a calm, no-sweat outing (this involves movement and rapids),
• you have tight limits for wet conditions or rapid water splashes,
• or your group includes riders who may miss ATV age minimums (especially single ride at age 12 and tandem conditions for age 11).

Suitability by age (the quick check)

• Overall minimum age is listed as 5 and maximum as 60.
• Tubing suitability is listed as 11 to 50.
• ATV single ride minimum is 12.

So the overlap is important. If someone is outside those ranges, you’ll need to check what they can participate in and how the activity can still work as a group.

Practical tips to make it smooth (and not stressful)

This kind of day is won or lost by small prep choices. Here are the moves that help most:

• Pack a change of clothes for after tubing. You’ll be glad you did.
• Bring sunscreen and a camera, since ATV parts are described across open and scenic terrain.
• Wear footwear that can handle mess. The package provides boot shoes, but you’ll still want comfortable clothing under gear.
• If you’re doing tandem ATV rides, confirm your rider counts early so you meet the multiples of 2 tandem booking rule.
• If you’re sensitive to water, treat tubing as the main “wet challenge” of your Bali day and plan for it mentally.

Finally, keep expectations realistic. This is not a spa day. It’s a structured outdoor adventure with safety guidance and active riding, so you’ll likely be tired afterward—in a good way.

Should you book it?

I’d book this package if you want one full day that mixes Bali’s inland nature with a hands-on adventure. The big strengths are the combo format, the included gear and facilities (lockers, shower, towels), and the fact the tubing route is described with class II+ rapids and a real length rather than a token descent.

I would pause if your group is mainly looking for light sightseeing, or if you have riders who may not meet the ATV age requirements. If you’re traveling with kids, double-check the tandem rules and make sure the scheduling fits your group math.

If your goal is: do more of Bali in less time, while still feeling guided and supported, this one-day tubing-and-quad plan is a strong contender.

FAQ

How long is the Bali river tubing and ATV ride package?

The full experience runs about 6 to 8 hours. Tubing is listed as about 1.5 hours, and the ATV ride is listed as about 2 hours.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off are offered from many areas, including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Denpasar, Sanur, Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Pecatu, Tuban, Jimbaran, Kerobokan, and Ubud.

Is lunch included?

Yes. A set menu lunch is included between the tubing and ATV sections.

What’s included for safety and comfort?

You get safety-approved equipment, lockers, towels, and a shower/changing room. The ATV bikes are described as well maintained, and you’ll have boot shoes.

What are the age requirements for tubing and ATV?

The minimum age allowed for the overall adventure is 5 and the maximum is 60. For ATV single ride, the minimum age is 12. For ATV tandem ride, children age 11 must ride with an adult, and tandem booking must be in multiples of 2.

What should I bring?

Bring sunscreen, a camera, and a change of clothes for after tubing.

Are photo/video souvenirs included?

No. Photo or video souvenirs are available to purchase, but they are not included in the price.