Imagine, for a second, that your father is the 6th richest man in all of Asia. Your life is a whirlwind of private jets, mahogany-clad boardrooms, and superyachts that have their own zip codes.
Now, imagine you decide to take that man—a titan of industry—and drag him through the muddy jungles of Ubud, make him race jet skis in Nusa Dua, and force him to have a lunch date with a Capybara.
That is exactly what Bobby Saputra (better known to the world as @supercoolben) did.
In a vlog that has the internet buzzing, Ben took his father, the legendary William Saputra, on a “billionaire-on-a-budget” adventure across Bali. It wasn’t just about the luxury; it was about the chaos, the comedy, and a secret travel hack called the Bali All-Access Pass that proves even the wealthiest people on earth love a good deal.
Grab your coconut water and settle in, because this is the ultimate storytelling breakdown of Ben and William’s epic Bali journey!
Phase 1: The Zoo, The Capybaras, and the “Billionaire Instinct”
The day started in a way most billionaires probably don’t start their Tuesdays: at the zoo. Ben arrived with his “entourage”—a hilarious mix of friends. But the real star was William Saputra.
As they walked toward lunch with Capybaras, the contrast was immediate. While most people see a cute, oversized rodent, William saw an opportunity.
“My dad wants to invest in a zoo,” Ben joked as they watched the Capybaras. William, looking at the animals with the calculated gaze of a man who builds empires, remarked on how “elegant and calm” they looked.
“I want to match the vibe,” Ben said, staring at a Capybara. “This one understands life better than me. No stress, no panic.”
The takeaway? Even if you’re the 6th richest man in Asia, there is something deeply humbling about watching a Capybara eat lettuce.
William’s “long-term vision” even extended to his own legacy, jokingly suggesting he wanted to be remembered forever—perhaps even through the very animals they were visiting.
Phase 2: Mud, Motors, and ATV
From the zen-like calm of the zoo, the crew headed straight into the rugged heart of Ubud. For a man used to the smooth suspension of a Rolls Royce, the transition to a four-wheeled ATV at Dadi Bali Adventures was… an adjustment.
“I decided I’m going to plan a fun trip for my dad,” Ben explained. “He’s used to yachts and boring rich people. Today, we’re going to the zoo and then riding ATVs.”
The group swapped their designer gear for helmets and mud-ready clothes. Ben, ever the entertainer, broke out into a rendition of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” as they entered the jungle. They tore through the trails, splashing through puddles and navigating the dense Bali greenery.
There’s something uniquely therapeutic about seeing a billionaire patriarch navigating a muddy trail on a quad bike. It was a reminder that Bali has a way of stripping away titles and tax brackets. Whether you’re a content creator or a tycoon, the mud splashes everyone the same way.
After the adrenaline of the ATVs, they slowed things down—sort of. They hopped into some classic vintage cars to cruise through the scenic routes, eventually making their way toward the famous Monkey Forest.
“Where’s the main monkey?” Ben asked, before pointing the camera at his dad. It’s a brave man who calls the 6th richest man in Asia a monkey, but the chemistry between the two was undeniable. It was clear that this trip was less about the “billionaire” status and more about the “son and father” bond.
Phase 3: Mermaids and Billionaires in Nusa Dua
As the heat of the day peaked, the adventure moved to the turquoise waters of Nusa Dua. This is where the “Billionaire Son” persona really came out to play.
Ben hit the water on a jet ski, carving through the waves with the confidence of someone who spends a lot of time on the ocean. But the real comedy began when they got back to the shore. William, apparently tired of the “content creator” lifestyle, started teasing Ben.
“I raised you to be a billionaire, why are you so famous and funny?” William asked, half-joking and half-exasperated.
The highlight of the seaside stop? The “Mermaid” saga. William joked that Ben was a mermaid, and later complained that Ben had “stolen his mermaids” (referring to the friends on the trip).
But as any traveler knows, adventure breeds hunger. By the time they finished the banana boat ride, William was officially “hangry.”
“He needs like three babies (Babi Guling) right now,” Ben laughed. “Chill, bro!”
Phase 4: Nuanu and the Russian Billionaire’s Dream
The final cultural stop was Nuanu, a unique eco-resort area in Bali that feels like a world of its own. Built by a Russian billionaire who reportedly hated the sound of motorcycles and cars, the entire area is car-free.
To get in, the group had to ditch their luxury transport and hop into an electric buggy. The area was filled with high-end art and tranquil landscapes. Ben, ever the skeptic, looked at a painting of a traditional Balinese feast. “I’m not really into art, I think it’s a scam,” he whispered to the camera, “but we’re still going to look.”
They even found an Alpaca farm inside the complex. Feeding alpacas named Bob and Pumpkin, Ben reflected on the eccentricity of the ultra-wealthy. It takes a certain kind of person to build a car-free sanctuary for alpacas in the middle of Indonesia, and Ben felt right at home.
The Secret Sauce: The Bali All-Access Pass
Throughout the vlog, Ben kept mentioning one thing: the Bali All-Access Pass. You might wonder why the son of a billionaire is worried about a discount pass, but as Ben explained, it’s not about the money—it’s about the experience.
“I booked everything with my Bali All-Access Pass,” Ben told his followers. “You don’t have to do anything. They have a concierge, they book your entire trip, and you don’t have to wait in line.”
For $59.95 (999,000 IDR), the pass gives you:
• Entry to over 50 top Bali experiences.
• A personal concierge to handle all the boring logistics.
• A free eSIM (valid for purchase in May 2026).
• No waiting in lines (the ultimate luxury).
Even for William Saputra, the convenience of having an entire 90-day itinerary managed through a single pass was a winner. It allowed them to go from Ubud to Nusa Dua to Canggu without the usual headache of Bali traffic and bookings.
Final Stop: Luna Beach Club
No “Supercoolben” vlog is complete without a party. The day ended at the Luna Beach Club, where the vibe shifted from family adventure to high-energy celebration.
“I’m a party specialist,” Ben declared as the sun began to set over the Indian Ocean. The group toasted to a day well spent—a day that proved you don’t need a private jet to have a world-class experience in Bali (though, let’s be real, the $1M watch doesn’t hurt).
Why Does This Trip Matters with Bali All-Access Pass?
If you’re planning a trip to Bali and want to channel your inner billionaire (on a budget), here are the key takeaways from Ben’s journey:
1. Diversify Your Locations: Don’t just stay in Seminyak. Ben and William hit Ubud for culture/adventure, Nusa Dua for water sports, and Canggu for the nightlife.
2. Book Ahead: Use tools like the Bali All-Access Pass to skip the queues at places like the Monkey Forest or the Zoo.
3. Embrace the Chaos: Whether it’s a “hangry” dad or a muddy ATV trail, the best memories in Bali come from the unexpected moments.
4. Transport is Key: In areas like Nuanu, be prepared for car-free zones. Electric buggies and scooters are your best friends.
Final Thoughts
Ben and William’s journey is a testament to the magic of Bali. It’s an island where a billionaire can feel like a kid again, and where a son can lead his father on an adventure that money can’t buy—even if they did use a $60 pass to get there.
Want to see the chaos for yourself? Check out the full vlog on Supercoolben’s YouTube channel and don’t forget to grab your own Bali All-Access Pass via SatuSatu for your next Bali trip!