Two adrenaline stops in one day. This Bali combo pairs Tegalalang swings with a countryside ATV quad ride for a high-energy, photo-heavy schedule that still feels organized.

What I like most is the way the day is built around big visual moments: unlimited swing time with tandem options and photo points, then an ATV session where you’re actually moving through Bali’s rural roads and paths. I also really value the practical add-ons—private air-conditioned transport, lunch, and even shower/changing rooms after the ride.

The main consideration is simple: it’s a long day outdoors, and both the swings (up to 78 meters) and the ATV course are physical. If you’re sensitive to heights or rough terrain, plan accordingly.

Key Highlights You’ll Care About

• 10–78m giant swings with tandem options, nests, and multiple photo spots
• ATV quad time is 2 hours, with a helmet and special ride gear included
• Private, air-conditioned hotel transfer across many Bali areas
• Lunch is included plus shower and changing room facilities
• Small group size (max 15) keeps the day from feeling chaotic

Giant Swings and ATV Trails in One Long Day

This isn’t a one-thing tour. It’s a full-day hit of Bali’s most “wow” activities, designed to be done back-to-back: first the swing world in Tegalalang, then an ATV ride in the Bali countryside area.

The swing portion is built for photos and variety. You’re not limited to one or two tries. The schedule is set so you can keep going—because swing time is described as unlimited and flexible—until you’ve found your angles and comfort level.

Then you switch gears to speed and dust. The ATV part is a timed 2-hour ride using included helmet and gear, with an obstacle/trek-style route that’s meant to feel like you’re exploring rather than just taking a short lap.

How the Pickup and 8–9 Hour Schedule Works

Total time runs about 8–9 hours, starting with pickup and ending with drop-off. The tour also notes that the ATV is 2 hours and the swing time is flexible, which matters because your day won’t feel like every minute is locked in.

Because transportation is private (not a shared shuttle model), you should feel more in control of the timing. There’s air-conditioned vehicle service, plus pickup is offered from a wide set of Bali areas, including places like Seminyak beach, Kerobokan, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Sanur, Jimbaran/Jimbaran-area points, and Ubud areas such as Pengosekan, Panestanan, and Mas Ubud.

One small reality check: this is still a long day. Even if you’re quick with photos, you’ll be outdoors at two separate activity sites. If you’re the type who hates rushing, eat a light breakfast and keep water in mind for the gaps between stops.

Stop 1: Tegalalang Giant Swings With 10–78m Heights

Tegalalang is where the tour’s photo energy goes to work. You’ll spend around 2 hours at the swing location, and the experience is set up around multiple swing types and heights, listed as 10 to 78 meters.

What you can expect is a set of swing stations rather than a single platform. You’ll have chances for:

• standard giant swings at different heights
• tandem swings (two riders)
• bird nests
• photo shooting points designed for classic Bali swing photos

The “unlimited and flexible” swing time is important. Some swing tours feel like a ticket to one pose. Here, you can take a few tries—especially if you want different heights or want to warm up gradually before going higher.

Practical note: higher swings can feel intimidating even if you love photos. If you’re unsure, start lower. Get comfortable with the motion first, then decide whether the top-level height is for you.

Stop 2: Quad Ride at Bali Pertiwi Through Rice Paddies and Villages

After the swing photos, the day turns into real movement. The ATV portion is described as exploring the countryside of Bali, using a ride route with trek/obstacle sections along the way.

You’ll spend about 2 hours on the ATV. Helmet and special equipment are included, and that’s a big deal for comfort and safety. You’ll also find that ATV riding in Bali tends to go beyond just driving in a straight line—it often includes uneven ground and turns that slow you down (in a good way) because you’re concentrating on the route.

The venue is described as Bali Pertiwi Paintball, but the activity focus here is the ATV ride through rural areas—rice paddies, jungle, and village trek-style scenery. In plain terms: it’s the part where you feel the countryside, not just see it from a viewpoint.

If your priority is action, this is the part that delivers. If you’re worried about getting muddy or sweaty, consider wearing clothes that can handle it.

Lunch, Showers, and the Included Comfort Stuff

Between activities, you get a included Indonesian light lunch. It’s not a grand restaurant meal, but it helps you avoid the common full-day problem: running low on energy right when you need it most.

After the ATV ride, you’ll have access to shower and changing room facilities. That detail is easy to overlook when you’re excited about the ATV, but it makes a huge difference if you plan to go out later the same day or just want to feel clean before heading back.

Insurance is also included. Exact terms aren’t listed, but having it built in is comforting for an activity day that includes height and riding.

The Shopping Stop: Handmade Clothing and Jewelry

There’s a stop for shopping handmade clothing and jewelry. This can be a fun pause if you like browsing, especially if you’re looking for something made locally rather than generic souvenirs.

If shopping isn’t your thing, treat it like a short rest. You can skim, check prices, and keep it moving. Just know this is part of the pacing of the day, so don’t expect nonstop adventure.

Also remember: photo packages and souvenirs are mentioned as available for purchase, and those aren’t included. If you’re the kind of person who wants printed swing photos or a specific keepsake, budget a little extra.

Guide and Driver: When Service Turns Into a Better Day

One name shows up strongly in the feedback for service: Wayan. He’s described as funny, helpful, and detail-focused—arriving on time and staying professional. For families especially, he’s noted for creating a comfortable vibe, and for solo travelers, the same attitude usually means you get better guidance and less stress.

This matters because Bali day tours often rise or fall on transportation and timing. When your driver is organized, it’s easier to enjoy the swings and ATV without feeling like you’re constantly chasing schedules.

Even if your driver isn’t Wayan, the tour is built around private pickup and drop-off, so you should expect a more personal pace than big group bus trips.

Price and Value: Is $99.49 Worth It?

At $99.49 per person, this combo looks like good value because it bundles several expensive-feeling pieces into one package:

• private transportation (air-conditioned)
• lunch
• swing access at Tegalalang with lots of time to ride
• ATV gear and helmet
• shower/changing facilities
• insurance
• small group size up to 15

The money question is always: what would you pay if you booked each part separately? In Bali, coordinating multiple locations plus transport can quickly eat into your budget. Here, the structure does that work for you.

The two main “watch-outs” for value are also clear from what’s not included: photos/souvenirs and extra drinks. If you know you’ll buy swing photos (common), factor that in. If you’re a careful spender, just bring water and keep purchases to what you truly want.

What to Bring (So the Day Feels Easy)

The tour covers helmet/gear for the ATV, but you still need to think about your comfort and personal items.

I suggest:

• closed-toe shoes you don’t mind getting dusty (for the ATV)
• a dry change of clothes you can use after you shower
• sunglasses and sunscreen (outdoor swing sessions can be bright)
• a small towel or wipes for the ride transitions

Photo time is part of the point here. You might end up paying for photos and souvenirs onsite, so decide ahead of time what you want to spend on (if anything).

Who This Tour Suits Best

This is a strong fit if you want a full Bali day with a clear activity hit:

• Couples who want a mix of romantic views and fun motion
• Friends chasing a photo day plus real adventure
• Families who like guided pacing and a driver who’s hands-on

It’s also a solid choice if you’re staying near Seminyak/Kuta and don’t want the hassle of setting up transport for multiple stops.

The main mismatch is for people who hate heights or don’t feel comfortable on uneven outdoor terrain. The swing options go up to 78 meters, and the ATV route includes trek/obstacle sections, so it’s not a totally gentle day.

Should You Book the Bali ATV Quad Ride and Giant Swing Combo?

I’d book this if you want the Bali “greatest hits” formula: iconic swings first, then a real ATV countryside ride, with private transport and included lunch and cleanup. The value is strongest when you’d otherwise struggle to combine activities efficiently.

I wouldn’t book it if you want a relaxed, slow-paced day or if you’re unsure about height-based attractions. In that case, you might prefer a calmer sightseeing plan.

If you do book, go in with a simple mindset: wear ride-friendly clothes, be ready for an active schedule, and treat the swing portion as a chance to take your time finding the height and photos that make you happy.

FAQ

What is the price per person?

The price is $99.49 per person.

How long is the tour from pickup to drop-off?

The total duration from pickup until drop-off is approximately 8 to 9 hours.

How long do I ride the ATV?

The ATV duration is listed as 2 hours.

Are the swing sessions flexible?

Yes. Swing time is described as unlimited and flexible.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included (Indonesian light lunch).

What’s included for the ATV?

You get use of a helmet and special equipment for the ATV ride.

Is private transportation included?

Yes. Private transportation is included, and the vehicle is air-conditioned.

What is not included?

Photo and souvenirs are not included, and other additional drinks are not included.

Cancellation and confirmation

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance. Confirmation is received at the time of booking.