Ubud Rafting

This is one of the highlights in my Bali trip. One suggestion is dont let guets wear helmets and life jackets inside the car to the drop off. Its already to tight in the car and its not comfortable. The trek going down the river was extra. I did not expect to trek that far. But it is worth it. Our Guide is fun and friendly. They have stores in the middle of the ride that you stop over but its kind of expensive for a drink and bag of chips. Anyway good rafting! felt safe and the thrill is something you will want to experience again!

This was the first ATV and rafting experience my friend and I have experienced. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT. All the guides were EXTREMELY friendly and helpful. ATV was very fun as we roamed across the fields and muddy plains. water rafting got us wet and wild but we loved the experience .

really had great rafting instructors who were warm and skilful, had a very helpful driver Kodi who also shared a lot of places and tips with us. overall felt that the quality of service was great.

It was a truly great experience. First of all, the driver who was in charge of our day was very kind and great. We first visited the Monkey Forest, then went to Ayung River rafting, and finally the Tegalalang Rice Terrace. It was a unique experience to have a monkey climb on my shoulder and take pictures with it in the Monkey Forest. However, when a monkey climbed on my son's shoulder, another monkey climbed on and they started fighting, resulting in a slight scratch on his face. ㅠㅠ Next was Ayung River rafting, and since we had four children, it seemed like we were the only family on the raft. Mr. Tom came aboard with us and drove the raft. He was very cheerful and a great person. He even chased away the (???) crocodiles, piranhas, and sharks that were somewhere. ㅎㅎㅎ However, you have to be prepared for the stairway to hell when you go rafting. But the rafting is really fun. Finally, we went to Tegalalang Rice Terrace to do the Bali swing. Before going, the driver explained that there were expensive Bali swings and cost-effective Bali swings, and allowed us to choose the one we wanted. We chose the cost-effective one, and later realized it was a really good choice. The cost-effective swing is like an outdoor studio where you can take many great photos, and professionals take pictures with our phones. They even use mirrors to take amazing photos. We got so many great shots. And then, the Tegalalang Rice Terrace view... it was the Bali swing that the driver said was expensive. When I saw the price, it was really expensive. The Bali swing here was thrilling, so only the kids rode it again. And here, another unforgettable incident occurred. My daughter dropped one of her Crocs into the rice paddies while riding the zip line. I was in a mental breakdown when I saw it. But the staff member smiled and said, "No problem," and went all the way to pick up the shoe. We almost had to go back barefoot. After completing all the schedules, we returned to the hotel. I think we made a lot of unforgettable memories. ㅎㅎ

First time tubing! I was a little scared, but the guides stayed with us one-on-one, and the four of us chatted, laughed, and had a blast. It felt a bit dangerous at times, but the guides led us safely, so I could finish the tour comfortably. ^^

The instructor made sure that we are always safe and on track. The location of the track was very challenging but fun!

We proceeded with the 2-person option with the satisfaction guarantee. Ayung River rafting is fun. Satisfied, but the product details state that a waterproof bag is provided, but only a plastic bag is available. Bring your own waterproof bag. There are a lot of stairs, but it's manageable if you move slowly. The shower facilities are not very good. Lockers require a 50k deposit. Lunch is so-so. I added an aroma massage, and I was satisfied with the facilities and quality. For the Ubud tour, they drop you off in the city for about an hour to see the market and the palace. It would be nice if they gave an explanation, but there is none at all. We went to a coffee plantation instead of the Tegalalang Rice Terraces. I am satisfied here, it's not crowded and the scenery is good. I was satisfied with the time spent tasting the tester coffees and teas while looking at the rice field view. However, if you buy something, the product price seems a bit expensive. I bought it. Overall, I am quite satisfied with the tour service. It felt more like a driver than a guide. However, I was able to travel comfortably thanks to his careful and considerate attitude. Overall, I highly recommend it.

I'm writing this in casual Korean for Korean speakers. You'll get a confirmation email the day before, but the phone number listed doesn't work, and the KakaoTalk ID doesn't exist, so don't be alarmed. On the day of, you need to find your guide who will be holding a sign in the hotel lobby. We departed from Seminyak, and it took 1 hour and 20 minutes to get there in the morning. The return trip took 2 hours because of heavy traffic, so keep that in mind. To get the photos taken at Bali Swing, it's an extra 200,000 IDR per person. The photo files aren't sent via Instagram DM; you receive them via USB by connecting to a computer there. The program includes lunch at the restaurant inside Bali Swing, but it only has noodles and isn't great, so I recommend buying lunch at a restaurant in front of the Tegalalang rice terraces as your guide suggests. It's much tastier. See the photos. Prices are around 80,000 to 100,000 IDR per menu item. You can choose whether or not to do the Tegalalang rice terrace trekking. It takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour, and you'll sweat a lot, and your return may be delayed, so decide accordingly. We didn't do it. Ten minutes is enough to see the Royal Palace, and when buying things at the traditional market, always remember that they initially quote prices that are twice as high, so bargain appropriately. You can find unexpected treasures at the market. Also, there are a lot of people and traffic is terrible there, so stay cool and avoid the heat while waiting for your pickup. Hats, sunscreen, and fans (handheld or electric) are essential. At the end, they'll ask if you want to go to a coffee plantation. Balinese Luwak coffee is famous, so I recommend going if you have time. If you search for "Satria" on Naver, the top blog post is helpful. Our guide, Alita, was friendly and kept us entertained during the journey with lots of small talk. She also shared a lot about Balinese culture. She speaks Korean well but doesn't speak English well. It was a worthwhile and satisfying day tour!

Everything was good. No stopping for water break, go all the way having fun. Shower toilet is clean and have locker to keep our stuff. Lunch provided and is good with alot of varieties. Will come bck for other activities again. 👍 The route up and down was not too small and slippery. Much maintained.