ATV and infinity pools in one long, fun day. This Bali outing mixes off-road quad biking through jungle and rice paddies with a proper cooldown at Tlaga Singha’s two infinity pools over the river. The trade-off is that the included lunch is a bit hit-or-miss, and one thing I’d plan around is that it can be basic.

What I like most is how the day gives you two separate riding stretches rather than one short spin, so you actually feel like you did something active. Then the pool time feels earned: towels, lockers, showers, and a scenic place to reset before your drive back.

Key things I love/like: ATV time with provided helmet/boots and the relaxing Tlaga Singha pool club. Possible drawback: lunch can be plain, and some people find the chicken a little dry.

Key highlights at a glance

• Two ATV stops with jungle and rice-field scenery in between
• Tlaga Singha infinity pools (two pools) with riverside views
• Included lunch served at the ATV finish point
• Drinks at the pool club (beer, wine, or soda)
• Changing room setup with shower, towel, and locker time
• Start time is 9:00 am, so you’ll want energy early

ATV and infinity pools in one long day: the overall vibe

This is the kind of Bali day that makes sense if you’re here for more than beach time. You get muddy-fun off-road riding, then you get a real reset at a pool club designed for slow, floaty moments.

The pacing matters. You’ll be active first, then you’ll shift into swim-and-stay-a-while mode at Tlaga Singha. That second half is what makes the day feel like an all-in-one outing rather than just another ATV tour.

You’re also not stuck with a single “ride and go” formula. You’ll do ATV activities across two adventure stops, with a break for lunch along the way.

9:00 am pickup and how the day runs (without the stress)

The tour starts at 9:00 am and typically runs 8 to 10 hours total. That’s a full-day commitment, but it’s also a smart one if you don’t want to piece together activities across multiple days.

Pickup is offered, and you’ll travel in a private car with a driver or guide. That’s especially helpful in Ubud, where traffic and routing can turn a “simple plan” into a long one if you’re on your own.

Also note the tour is private for your group. So if you’re traveling with friends or family, the experience should feel more controlled and less chaotic than a big open join.

One more practical point: you’ll spend time in places that can get wet and dusty. Bring extra clothes so you’re not stuck in damp gear after the ATV portion.

Stop 1 at Pertiwi Adventure: jungle ATV tracks with rice-field views

Your first adventure stop is Pertiwi Adventure. This is where the day kicks off with ATV time through jungle, plus views that reach toward panoramic rice fields.

You’ll ride for about 1.5 hours, and admission is included. That timing is long enough to get into a rhythm, not just “try it once and done.” You’ll also have the right gear: helmet and boots are included, which helps you feel safer and more comfortable from the start.

Why I think this first stop works: it sets expectations early. You learn how the quad feels, how the terrain changes, and how quickly the ride switches from open areas to tighter, leafier jungle paths. By the time you reach the next stop, you’ll be less tense and more into the experience.

What to watch for: an ATV ride is an outdoor activity even when the schedule is tight. If you’re sensitive to dust, mud, or sweat, you’ll want to mentally frame the day as “active travel” rather than sightseeing in clean clothes.

Stop 2 at Balaji Adventure Bali: another ride plus lunch at the ATV finish

Next up is Balaji Adventure Bali, another ATV stop with time through jungle and rice-field scenery. This part runs about 1.5 to 2 hours and is built to keep you moving.

Equipment, guide, and lunch are included at the end of the ATV. Having lunch included matters because it keeps you from hunting for food between two activity sites, and it helps you stay on schedule.

The balance here is good: after the first riding stretch, the second one continues the “off-road” theme instead of turning into a sightseeing-only stop. You’re still getting that change-of-terrain feeling, which is the main point of doing ATV in the first place.

The drawback I’d plan around is lunch quality. One review experience described the meal as plain, with chicken that was a bit dry. So if you’re picky about food texture or flavor, I’d bring a practical mindset: eat what’s provided to keep your energy up, and don’t assume it’ll be a standout meal.

Tip: treat this lunch break as fuel. The pool comes later, and you’ll enjoy it more if you feel comfortably fed instead of rushed or hungry.

The optional coffee and tropical-fruit stop before Tlaga Singha

Between the ATV time and the pool club, you may see tropical fruits and visit a coffee plantation area. You’ll also have a chance to learn how Balinese coffee and herbal drinks are made, with options available depending on what you choose.

This is a nice breather segment because it softens the day’s intensity. It’s also where the experience adds a “Bali flavor” component, instead of only repeating the action theme.

I’d treat this as a bonus stop rather than the main event. The headline is still the ATV + Tlaga Singha combo, so if you’re short on patience, keep your focus on timing and energy for the pool.

If you’re curious about coffee traditions or herbal infusions, this part can be genuinely interesting. If you just want more riding or more swimming, it can feel a little extra. Either way, it breaks up the day in a useful way.

Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool: two pools, river views, and a real cooldown

Then comes the payoff: Tlaga Singha Bali, a tropical river pool club with two infinity pools. Expect about 2 hours here, which is long enough to swim, take photos, and actually relax instead of rushing out after a quick dip.

The setting is the point. You’re overlooking riverside views, so the pool time feels connected to the outdoors rather than like a standard swim stop. It’s a good pairing with the earlier ATV chaos, because you can shift from motion to stillness fast.

Practically, the pool club includes conveniences that make a big difference after getting dirty. You’ll have access to lockers and towels, plus a changing room and shower. That means you can rinse off, dry off, and change before you sit by the pool.

Also, drinks are part of the experience at Tlaga Singha. You’ll have access to beer, wine, or soda. It’s not a full bar experience described here, but it’s enough to turn the pool section into a true reward.

One more thing I appreciate: the infinity pool design means you don’t need to constantly pick the “right” spot for photos. The whole environment is meant for that river-view look, so even if you don’t care about pictures, you’ll still get that visual payoff while you lounge.

Price and value: why $85.50 can work (and when it might not)

At $85.50 per person, this can be strong value because it bundles several costs you’d otherwise pay separately. You’re getting:

• ATV ride fees
• ATV equipment (helmet and boots)
• Lunch at the ATV finish point
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool access
• Locker, towel, changing room, and showers
• A driver/private car for pickup and transfers
• Drinks at Tlaga Singha (beer/wine/soda)

That mix matters because the expensive parts on similar days tend to be fragmented: transportation, activity admissions, and pool access. Here, they’re packaged into one schedule, which is exactly what you want when you only have a limited number of days.

Now, the “value” question is really about your priorities. If you want adrenaline first and relaxation after, this is a good match. If you mainly want slow cultural sightseeing with minimal mess, the ATV portion will be less satisfying and you may feel like you’re doing something you didn’t fully want.

Also, one more value detail: this is private for your group. Private transport can raise the price of other tours, so including the private car and keeping the group to you helps justify the cost.

What to bring and how to survive the ATV-to-pool transition

The tour is straightforward, but you’ll be happier if you prepare for the physical reality of ATV riding.

Bring extra clothes. You’re given gear (helmet and boots), but you’ll still want something clean to change into after shower time. If you only bring one outfit, you’ll end the day feeling a bit uncomfortable.

Wear practical clothes you can get dirty. Since you’ll likely be moving through jungle trails and around rice-field areas, plan for dust and occasional mud contact.

If you’re thinking about photos, keep this in mind: photo or video is available for purchase. So if you want action shots, there’s a chance to upgrade later without needing to bring all the gear yourself.

Finally, keep expectations balanced about lunch. It’s included, but the meal quality isn’t described as fancy. Treat it as a dependable energy stop, not a culinary highlight.

Who should book this ATV + Tlaga Singha day (and who might skip it)

This works best if you’re the type of traveler who likes a structured day with clear transitions. You want to start in the morning, do real activity, eat once in the middle, then end somewhere scenic with time to linger.

It’s also a good fit if you’re traveling with a group that wants something shared. The tour is private for your group, so you should get a smoother experience than on the biggest mixed crowds.

Minimum age is 8 years old, so families with kids old enough to ride should be able to join. Keep in mind ATV is still physical and muddy in spots, so choose based on your child’s comfort with outdoor activity.

Who might skip it? If you hate getting dirty, dislike loud or fast movement, or prefer purely cultural activities, the ATV focus could feel like too much. Also, if you care most about gourmet meals, the included lunch may not hit the mark.

Should you book Bali All Inclusive: Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool & ATV Adventure?

I’d book this if you want one day in Ubud that covers two different moods: action in the morning and river-view relaxation in the afternoon. The value is strong because so many parts of the day are included, especially the infinity pool access, showers/lockers, and the ATV gear.

I wouldn’t book it if your idea of Bali is mostly calm, quiet, and clean. This is a fun, off-road day first, and the luxury pool time comes after you earn it.

A practical deciding rule: if you can handle getting slightly messy for a great swimming reset, this is a smart choice. If you’re unsure, lean toward tours that are more sightseeing-heavy and less gear-heavy.

FAQ

What is the meeting start time?

The tour starts at 9:00 am.

How long is the experience?

It runs about 8 to 10 hours.

Where is this tour offered?

It’s based in Ubud, Indonesia.

Is pickup included?

Yes, pickup is offered, and you’ll have private car transport with a driver or guide.

What’s included with the ATV riding?

Your package includes the ATV ride fee, ATV equipment (helmet and boots), and a guide.

Is lunch included?

Yes, there is lunch included at the ATV finish point.

What’s included at Tlaga Singha?

You get infinity pool access, plus locker and towel access. Drinks (beer/wine/soda) are also included there.

Is there a minimum age?

Yes, the minimum age is 8 years old.

Can I buy photos or video?

Yes, photo or video is available for purchase.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience’s start time.