ATVs and infinity pools in one long day. This Ubud day trip mixes jungle ATV tracks with peaceful stops through rice and village areas, then finishes with a proper swim at Tlaga Singha’s two infinity pools over the river.

I really like how much is handled for you: ATV equipment and a guide are included, plus you get a lunch break at the ATV finish point so you’re not scrambling for food mid-adventure. The end of day is also a win because Tlaga Singha is set up for hanging out—locker/towel access and changing/shower facilities make the transition from dusty off-road to relaxing pool time easy.

One thing to consider is that the included lunch is basic, and people sometimes find the chicken a bit dry—so if you’re picky, pack a small snack for insurance.

Key Highlights You’ll Actually Feel During the Day

• Two ATV sessions that take you through jungle trails and scenic fields, not just a short loop
• Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools overlooking the riverside views (a calm landing after the ride)
• Changing room, shower, and towel access so you’re not stuck with a sweaty/muddy situation
• Drink included at Tlaga Singha (beer/wine/soda) to make the pool stop feel more like a treat
• Optional tropical fruit and coffee-plantation style stop along the way, if you want it
• Private group setup with your own pickup car/driver so the day stays organized

A Ubud ATV + Tlaga Singha Day Plan That Feels Efficient

This tour is built like a day with momentum: start in the morning, ride off-road through Ubud’s greener side, eat, then cool down where the views actually slow you down. It’s not a “museum day.” It’s active first, then scenic relaxation.

If you like variety in one outing, you’ll appreciate the structure. You’ll get your adrenaline from ATV tracks and your scenery from rice paddies, bamboo areas, and traditional villages along the route. Then you finish at Tlaga Singha with time to swim and take photos without feeling rushed.

The schedule is also realistic for a Ubud vacation. Expect roughly 8 to 10 hours from pickup start (the meeting time listed is 9:00am). You’ll want to go in knowing you’re spending the day outside—so bring water where you can, and don’t plan on another major activity right after.

Pickup, Mobile Ticket, and the All-Inclusive Stuff That Saves You Decisions

What makes this tour feel good value is that you don’t have to assemble a bunch of separate bookings. You get private car pickup/transport (a driver/guide handles logistics), and you receive a mobile ticket. There’s also group discount mentioned, which can matter if you’re traveling with friends or family.

On top of that, the ATV part includes the gear: helmet and boots. You also get changing room, shower, and towel access, which is huge in Bali. You’ll likely arrive dusty. Having a proper place to clean up means you can enjoy the infinity pools instead of just tolerating them.

One more practical point: the tour is listed as private, meaning it’s only your group. That matters because off-road rides can be chaotic when you’re stuck waiting on strangers. Here, your day stays more under control.

Stop 1: Pertiwi Adventure and Its Jungle-Ride Start

Your first major block is Pertiwi Adventure (about 1 hour 30 minutes). This is where the day gets moving with an ATV track through the jungle area. The description highlights jungle trails and panoramic rice-field views, which tells you what to expect: a mix of enclosed green stretches and more open sightlines.

This early stop is also smart because it sets the tone. Once you learn how the ATV moves and how the guide expects you to handle turns, you’ll feel more comfortable during the later ride. If you’re nervous about ATVs, starting here is the time to adjust your comfort level and driving rhythm.

What to watch for:

• You’ll be in off-road conditions, so extra clothes are not optional in spirit. Wear something you can get dirty, and plan to change after the ride.
• Bring a calm attitude about timing. Off-road riding is not “fast traffic driving.” It’s controlled pace with occasional stops for guide instructions.

Stop 2: Balaji Adventure Bali Through Rice Views and Village Areas

Next comes Balaji Adventure Bali (about 2 hours). This is billed as an ATV ride through jungle plus a rice-field scenery section, with “traditional village” areas noted along the route. In other words, the second ride isn’t just more time on the same type of track—it’s where the scenery shows up harder.

The ride is described as about 1.5 to 2 hours at this stop, and the overall route includes rice paddies and bamboo elements. Even if you don’t care about photography, the changing scenery helps the ride feel like an actual journey instead of repetition.

Lunch is included here by way of being provided at the ATV finish point. That lunch break is part of why this day is set up as an all-in-one outing; you’re not searching for a café right after getting dusty. Just keep expectations realistic: the included meal can be simple, and some people report the chicken being dry. I’d treat lunch as practical fuel, not a culinary highlight.

Optional Fruit, Coffee, and Herbal Stops If You Want the Flavor Side

Along the way, there’s mention of passing tropical fruits and a coffee plantation area where you can see how Balinese coffee and herbal drinks are made. The key word here is optional—so you can decide whether you want a more cultural/sensory break or just keep the day moving.

If you do choose this stop, it’s a nice mid-day reset. You’ll shift from adrenaline and dirt to aromas and tastings, and it helps break up the long ride-to-swim arc. If you’d rather maximize pool time at the end, you can likely skip this and go straight toward Tlaga Singha.

Stop 3: Tlaga Singha Infinity Pools Over the River (Where the Day Pays Off)

Tlaga Singha is the big payoff: about 2 hours at a tropical river pool club with two infinity pools overlooking riverside views. This is the stop that turns a busy action day into something you’ll actually remember as a Bali moment.

Two things make Tlaga Singha worth your time:

1. Infinity pools are more than photos. The angle and setting create a “float on the view” feeling. It’s relaxing in a way that’s hard to fake.
2. You have support facilities. The tour includes locker access and towel, plus earlier you also have shower/changing support from the ATV side. That means you can go from getting dirty to getting comfortable without stress.

Even better, the tour includes a drink at Tlaga Singha: beer, wine, or soda. That’s not a must-have, but it turns the pool break into an actual reward instead of a quick swim and go.

Practical tip: plan to spend your first pool minutes finding your preferred spot (sun vs shade) and timing a short swim before you slow down for photos. The setting is scenic, so it’s easy to lose track of time.

What You’ll Eat, Drink, and Wear (So You’re Comfortable, Not Miserable)

You’ll get lunch included at the ATV finish point. It’s convenient, and it keeps the schedule from stretching. The trade-off is that lunch is reported as plain, and the chicken can be dry. If you know you’re picky about food texture or seasoning, pack a small snack before pickup so you’re never stuck hungry.

For drinks: at Tlaga Singha you can have beer/wine/soda included. If you don’t drink alcohol, soda is an option listed in the inclusions.

Clothing is the practical make-or-break on ATV days in Bali:

• Expect dust and mud. Wear clothes you’re okay washing later.
• The tour asks you to bring extra clothes, and I agree—changing after the ATV ride is part of why this tour feels smoother.
• You’ll have a changing room and shower, so you can actually reset.

Also, photo/video is available for purchase. So if you want action shots without worrying about your camera, you’ll have that option on site.

Price and Value: Is $85.50 Worth It?

At $85.50 per person, the value comes from what you’re not paying separately. You’re bundling:

• ATV ride fees
• helmet and boots
• guide support
• lunch
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool access
• locker/towel
• shower/changing support
• a drink at Tlaga Singha
• private car and driver/guide

That’s a lot of moving parts in one price, and it’s exactly what tends to make Bali days feel expensive when you book everything piecemeal. Here, the structure reduces friction. You don’t spend your day negotiating gear, finding a place to shower, or figuring out how to connect the ATV portion to the pool club.

When it feels most worth it:

• You want one organized day in Ubud with transport taken care of.
• You want ATV plus a major relaxation finale at a known pool location.
• You’re not traveling with your own scooter and you’d rather not manage logistics.

The main “cost” you should account for is time and energy. This is a full day (8–10 hours), and the ATV portion is physically active. If you’re looking for a relaxed walk-only day, this isn’t that.

Timing, Pacing, and How to Avoid Common Friction

This tour starts at 9:00am. A morning start helps because you get your ATV time earlier and your pool time later, with fewer crowds and better light for photos. It also reduces the risk of overheating. Bali sun can be no joke by mid-afternoon.

Pacing-wise, the structure looks like:

• Ride 1 for about 90 minutes
• Ride 2 for about 2 hours (with lunch covered during the ATV finish point break)
• Pool time for about 2 hours

To keep the day enjoyable:

• Wear practical footwear since you’ll be in ATV boots that are included, but your clothes and socks still matter.
• Bring a light layer for after the ride. You might cool down quickly once you’re out of the sun and in shaded areas.
• If you’re sensitive to motion, remember the ATV environment is bumpy. Take it steady and follow your guide’s instructions.

Who Should Book This Tour, and Who Might Skip It

This fits best if you:

• Want an action-packed Ubud day that ends in a serious relaxation setting
• Enjoy off-road scenery—jungle trails, rice paddies, and village areas
• Appreciate a tour that handles gear, transport, and access so you can focus on the moment
• Like the idea of an infinity pool finale with facilities and a included drink

You might skip it if:

• You want a fully food-focused experience (the lunch is included but described as basic)
• You’re not comfortable with ATVs or off-road conditions
• You prefer shorter, less packed days

Minimum age is listed as 8 years old, which suggests it’s geared for family groups who can handle the activity. Still, use your best judgment about your child’s comfort with riding and staying in schedule.

Should You Book Bali All Inclusive: Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool & ATV Adventure?

If you’re planning an ATV day in Ubud, I’d call this a strong “value + convenience” option. You get a full package: two ATV segments, lunch, showers/changing support, and pool access at Tlaga Singha with time to actually enjoy the infinity pools. The included drink at the end is a small touch that makes it feel like a complete day, not just a ticket.

My only caution is the lunch expectation. Go in treating lunch as functional rather than special. If that won’t bother you, this is a fun way to see a different side of Bali: dirt-and-jungle in the morning, then river-view calm later.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The meeting time is listed as 9:00am.

How long is the full experience?

It’s approximately 8 to 10 hours.

What’s included with the ATV riding?

ATV ride fees are included, along with ATV equipment such as a helmet and boots, plus a guide.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included at the ATV finish point.

Are drinks included at Tlaga Singha?

Yes. At Tlaga Singha, a drink (beer/wine/soda) is included.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is 8 years old.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.