Ubud: Zipline, Bali Swing, and Sky Bike in a Private Rice Terrace

U Fun Field packs several classic Bali photo and thrill activities into one rice-field visit. You can swing above the paddies, zip across the greenery, pedal a sky bike, and pose at seven photo spots, including Wings of Bali and the world’s largest dream catcher swing.

I like the private format, which keeps your group from being rushed, and the cultural walk adds more than a quick photo stop. I also like the staff’s patient help with poses and photos, especially if you want to make the most of the swings and traditional outfits. The main drawback is weather: heavy rain can stop the zipline and sky bike, and dress rental, a photographer, and lunch cost extra.

Key points to know before you book

• Four swing choices: Pick from the Dream Catcher, Extreme, Flower, and Couple swings, depending on how much motion or romance you want.
• Three aerial activities: The package can include Bali swings, a zipline over the rice fields, and a sky bike above the paddies.
• Seven photo spots: Wings of Bali and other set pieces give you plenty of places for posed photos.
• A real farm walk: The cultural portion includes a farmer’s hut, a bamboo bridge, a waterfall crossing, and contact with local agricultural life.
• Good value at $21: The base price is modest for a private activity, but check exactly which attractions your selected package includes.
• Rain matters: Bad weather may limit the outdoor activities, so keep your schedule flexible if possible.

The main attraction at U Fun Field

The first part takes place at U Fun Field, an outdoor recreation park set on about 40,000 square meters of rice fields near Payangan, north of central Ubud. The setting does much of the work. Instead of a fenced amusement park, you get open views across working paddies and the slopes around them.

The activity mix is simple but effective. You move between swings, a zipline, a sky bike, and photo installations, all designed to put you above or beside the fields. This makes the visit easy to enjoy with friends or family members who have different ideas about excitement. One person can chase the highest swing while another chooses the gentler Flower Swing.

The park also includes a cafe, known as U Eat, where you can sit with coffee or food while waiting. That small detail matters if your group is taking turns, using a photographer, or simply wants a break between activities. Several people have praised the food and lunch, but lunch is not included in the base price, so ask about the cost before ordering.

Choosing among the four Bali swings

You have four swing styles to consider. The Dream Catcher Swing is the signature attraction and is described as the world’s largest. It is the choice for a bold photo and a strong sense of height.

The Extreme Swing is aimed at the biggest rush. If you want a calmer ride, the Flower Swing gives you a softer, more decorative setting. The Couple Swing is designed for two people and works well for a shared photo.

The staff helps with positioning, and this is one of the strongest parts of the experience. You are not simply clipped in and sent away. Staff members can help you pose, retake photos, and work with clothing that needs arranging. One visitor even brought a suit and received help with poses and videos.

That care makes a difference because the best swing photo often depends on timing, posture, and the position of your clothing. Still, remember that the swing setups are built for photos as much as motion. If you want a long, wild ride, the Extreme option may suit you better than the Flower or Couple swing.

The zipline over the rice fields

The zipline gives you a quick bird’s-eye view of the paddies. It is the activity I would choose first if you want the strongest mix of motion and scenery. You glide over the green fields rather than through a dark forest, so the view remains open and easy to appreciate.

The ride itself is not the whole point. From above, you see the patterns of the agricultural land and the park’s position within it. That makes the zipline more interesting than a ride set beside a plain platform.

Safety equipment and insurance are included. The activity is offered as part of the selected package, so check your booking choice before arriving. One important practical point is rain. Heavy weather has caused visitors to skip the zipline, so do not assume every activity will operate in poor conditions.

Pedaling the sky bike

The sky bike lets you pedal above the paddy fields. It is a slower activity than the zipline, which gives you more time to look around and pose. The unusual part is the contrast between ordinary cycling and the open space below your wheels.

Some people will find the height exciting. Others may prefer the swings or the ground-level walk. You do not need to choose the most intense option to enjoy the site, and the private setup makes it easier for each person in your group to take part at a comfortable pace.

The sky bike is also one of the activities most affected by rain. Wet conditions can make the experience less pleasant, and heavy rain may prevent it altogether. If this is the activity you most want, check the forecast and avoid placing it on the only open morning of a tightly planned Bali itinerary.

Seven photo stops, including Wings of Bali

U Fun Field includes seven photo installations. Wings of Bali is the most recognizable, while the oversized Dream Catcher gives you another dramatic backdrop. Traditional outfits and accessories are included for pictures, adding color and movement to the photos without requiring you to bring special clothing.

You can hire a long dress for a three-meter trail for $15 per person. A photographer is also available for $15 per person. These extras can be worthwhile if the photos are a main reason for booking, since the staff already has experience helping with poses and retakes.

If you only want a few casual phone pictures, the included photo areas and staff assistance may be enough. If you want polished photos in several locations, budget for the photographer. Bring clothes that allow easy movement if you plan to use the swings, zipline, and sky bike. A long dress looks striking but may be less practical for the more active sections.

The rice-field walk and farmer’s hut

The second stop takes about an hour and moves beyond the activity park. You hike through the famous Ubud rice fields with a guide, visit a farmer’s hut, and learn about Balinese traditions connected to the land.

This section gives the visit some needed context. The swings and photo structures are built for entertainment, but the rice terraces are part of daily agricultural life. Seeing a farmer’s hut and hearing about local practices helps you understand that the setting is not simply a backdrop for photographs.

The walk includes a bamboo bridge and a crossing near a waterfall. You may also assist farmers with their harvest or join them for coffee brewed over a wood fire. These details depend on the appointment and conditions, so treat them as planned possibilities rather than guaranteed performances.

Wear footwear suitable for a walk through fields. The tour description does not give a trail difficulty rating, but a rice-field route with a bamboo bridge and waterfall crossing is not the same as remaining on paved paths. If you have mobility concerns, ask before booking the activity portion.

Why the private format matters

This is a private activity, so only your own group participates. That makes a real difference for families, couples, and small groups who want to move at their own pace. You can spend more time at the swings, skip an activity, or pause for photos without being tied to a large party’s schedule.

The stated duration is about one to three hours. The park stop is listed at two hours, and the rice-field walk adds about an hour. Travel time is included in the total duration, so your exact schedule depends on the option selected and transport arrangements.

Private does not mean every extra is included. Safety equipment, insurance, selected swings, zipline, sky bike, traditional accessories, and the guided cultural tour are included as specified. Long-dress rental, photography, and lunch cost extra. Read the package details closely, especially if you assume all three aerial activities come with the $21 starting price.

Is $21 good value?

At $21 per person, this is a good starting price for a private outdoor visit that can combine several activities and a cultural walk. The value is strongest if you use the park for more than one activity and enjoy the rice-field setting rather than treating it as a quick swing stop.

The price becomes less simple once you add extras. A long dress costs $15 per person, and a photographer costs another $15 per person. Lunch is also separate. A couple focused on professional photos could spend considerably more than the advertised base price, while a family that brings its own phones and skips lunch can keep the cost closer to the starting amount.

Transport is another point to check. Private transportation with a driver is included only if that option is selected. One useful piece of advice is that a Grab or taxi directly to U Fun Field may be the simplest choice for some people. The meeting point is U Fun Field on Jalan Banjar Gadungan in Bresela, Payangan, and the activity ends there.

Staff help and the photo experience

The staff receives especially strong praise for being friendly, energetic, and patient. That matters here because the experience depends partly on personal assistance. Someone needs to help with safety gear, guide a pose, manage a dress, or retake a picture when the first one does not work.

Hesham is one staff member specifically praised for his energy. The photographer is also described as enthusiastic and willing to help with poses and repeated shots. The photographer’s name is not provided, but the service appears focused on creating usable photos rather than rushing people through a single snap.

I would still clarify the photo arrangement before paying. Ask how many images or videos are provided and whether the photographer works throughout the whole visit. The supplied information confirms the $15 photographer option, but not the exact delivery method or number of images.

Who will enjoy this most

This works best for families, couples, first-time Bali visitors, and anyone who wants several popular Ubud activities in one stop. The stated age range is five to 99, and most people can participate. The private format is helpful for mixed groups because not everyone has to choose the same level of excitement.

It also suits people who enjoy taking photos. The traditional clothing, wings, swings, open rice fields, and sky bike create many different types of pictures. Couples should consider the Couple Swing, while solo visitors may prefer the Dream Catcher or Flower Swing.

This is less suitable if you want a quiet, untouched walk through rural Bali. U Fun Field is a developed recreation park with structured activities and photo booths. The cultural hike provides a more grounded side, but the main stop is designed for fun and photography.

Wheelchair users can reach the site and enjoy the view, but they cannot take part in the activities. Service animals are allowed, and the meeting point is near public transportation. These details make the site easier to access, but they do not make the activity equipment wheelchair-accessible.

Weather, clothing, and timing tips

Plan for weather changes. Rain can limit the swings, zipline, and sky bike, and one visit managed only two swings because conditions were poor. The staff and driver may still make the day pleasant, but you should not book this as your only outdoor plan if rain would spoil your Bali schedule.

Wear clothing that allows movement. Traditional outfits and accessories are supplied for photos, while the optional long dress can add drama to the images. If you want both photos and active rides, consider changing or choosing clothing that will not catch on equipment.

Allow extra time if you plan to stop for food, rent a dress, use a photographer, or take the cultural walk. The advertised duration ranges from one to three hours, and the longer version is the realistic choice if you want to do the park and rice-field sections without hurrying.

Should you book U Fun Field?

Book this if you want a convenient mix of Bali swings, a zipline, sky bike, photo settings, and a short cultural walk in one private outing. The strongest reasons are the scenery, the variety of activities, and the staff’s hands-on help with photos and poses.

Think twice if you want a purely natural experience, dislike staged photo attractions, or are visiting during a very wet spell. Also check the exact package, transport choice, and extra costs before paying. At $21, it can be excellent value, but the final price depends on how many activities and photo services you add.

FAQ

Where does the activity begin?

It begins at U Fun Field, Jalan Banjar Gadungan, Bresela, Payangan, Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia.

Where does the activity end?

It ends back at the U Fun Field meeting point.

How long does the experience take?

The total duration is approximately one to three hours. Travel time is included. The U Fun Field stop takes about two hours, and the rice-field walk takes about one hour.

Is private transportation included?

Private transportation with a driver is included if you select that option. It is not automatically included in every booking.

What activities can I do?

Depending on the package selected, you can use Bali swings, a zipline, and a sky bike. The site also has seven photo spots and offers a guided rice-field walk.

How many swing options are available?

There are four options: the Dream Catcher Swing, Extreme Swing, Flower Swing, and Couple Swing.

Are safety equipment and insurance included?

Yes. Safety equipment and insurance are included.

Is a photographer included?

No. A photographer is available for $15 per person.

Can I rent a long dress?

Yes. A long dress rental for the three-meter trail costs $15 per person.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included, although food and drinks are available at the site.

Can wheelchair users take part in the activities?

Wheelchair users can access the site and enjoy the views, but they cannot participate in the activities.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.