ATV dust at Ubud, then swim in style. This all-inclusive day strings together jungle ATV tracks, scenic rice views, and a big payoff stop at Tlaga Singha’s riverside infinity pools. It’s built for people who want one organized day that still feels like you’re getting off the main tourist path.

I especially like the way this tour bundles the key pieces: ATV ride time with included gear and lunch at the ATV finish point, so you’re not guessing what happens next. I also love the clean bookend finish at Tlaga Singha, where the infinity pools give you an easy reset after hours of off-road riding.

One thing to keep in mind: the day runs long (about 8 to 10 hours) and it’s an active, get-damp itinerary. Plan for extra clothes, and don’t come expecting restaurant-level perfection from the lunch part, since the chicken has gotten mixed feedback.

Key highlights I’d plan around

• Pertiwi Adventure for jungle ATV time plus rice-field panoramas early in the day
• Balaji Adventure Bali for a second ATV segment with rice scenery and included lunch
• Tlaga Singha’s two infinity pools overlooking a riverside setting
• ATV essentials handled for you (helmet, boots, guide, changing room, shower, towels)
• Beer/wine/soda included at Tlaga Singha, which makes the pool stop feel like a treat
• Private-group feel with only your group participating, plus group discounts

Why Ubud’s ATV + Tlaga Singha day feels like good value

This works because it’s not just ATV for ATV’s sake. You get multiple scenery “modes” in one stretch: jungle trails, rice paddies, and traditional village-style countryside vibes as you move between stops. Then you land at Tlaga Singha, where the infinity pools are the kind of finish that makes the earlier effort feel worth it.

For the price ($85.50 per person), the big value isn’t the ATV alone. It’s that you’re also covered for the stuff that quietly costs time and hassle on DIY days: pickup/transport by private car and driver, ATV equipment, lunch, and pool access. You’re paying for an organized flow, not just a ticket.

The tour is also structured to keep the day moving. You’ll start at 9:00 am, then hit two ATV stops before a dedicated pool window. That pacing matters in Bali, where traffic can turn “a quick plan” into a half-day gamble.

The morning start: pickup, timing, and what the included gear means

You’ll kick things off at 9:00 am, and pickup is offered. The tour includes a private car and driver/guide, which usually means fewer headaches than finding your own transport between jungle spots and pool clubs.

One practical detail I really like is the way the essentials are handled: you get ATV equipment (helmet and boots), plus a guide. After the rides, the tour also includes the stuff you need to reset: a changing room, shower, and towels, plus locker access at Tlaga Singha. That combination is what turns a muddy activity into something you can actually enjoy all day without feeling gross.

Your best move is to treat this like an all-weather plan. Bring extra clothes, since the itinerary includes off-road riding followed by pool time. If you forget, you’ll feel every minute of that damp-to-dry transition.

Stop 1 at Pertiwi Adventure: jungle ATV time and rice views

Your first main activity is at Pertiwi Adventure. This is your warm-up segment: about 1 hour 30 minutes, with an admission ticket included, and an ATV track that takes you through jungle terrain.

What makes this stop feel special is the mix of textures. You’re not only bouncing through greenery; you also get panoramic rice-field scenery as part of the route. Even if you’ve seen rice paddies before, the perspective from a ride track makes it feel more like you’re moving through the island instead of just standing near it.

A realistic note: ATV time like this can be a bit bumpy and physical, even when the equipment is provided. If you’re the type who gets sore easily, keep it simple that morning: comfortable expectations, slow breaths, and let the ride do the work.

Stop 2 at Balaji Adventure Bali: second ATV segment, lunch, and a scenic rhythm

After the first jungle loop, you head to Balaji Adventure Bali for another ATV ride segment. This portion is about 2 hours, and it includes ATV time plus a rice field with scenic views. Equipment, guide, and lunch are included here too.

This stop is where the day starts to settle into a rhythm. You’re getting another chunk of off-road riding, but the rice scenery provides a visual break that makes the whole thing feel varied. It’s not just “drive, drive, drive”—it’s drive with scenery changes.

Lunch is included at the ATV finish point, and this is one of the few places where reviews show a split. Many people call the meal great, while one criticism notes the chicken was dry and the lunch could feel plain. My practical advice: treat lunch as part of the convenience value, not as the main event. You’re booking this for the combination of ATV + infinity pools, not for a gourmet lunch report.

The optional coffee and tropical fruit moment you might add

On the drive between ATV stops and the final pool club, there’s time set around tropical fruits and a coffee plantation stop. You can also learn about Balinese coffee and herbal drinks, with some tasting-style options mentioned as available.

This part can be a good reset because it slows the pace for a bit. If you enjoy learning about how coffee is made locally, it’s a nice cultural breath in the middle of an otherwise very active day. If you’re not into plantation stops, you can still think of this segment as scenery and context rather than a required “big experience.”

Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool: why this is the payoff stop

Then you get to the piece people remember: Tlaga Singha Bali. The pool time runs about 2 hours, and you’re paying for access to the infinity pools—specifically two pools designed for that riverside view.

This is where the day makes sense. ATV can be loud, bumpy, and messy; swimming is the opposite. The riverside setting and the dramatic infinity-edge design give you that instant feeling of relief: sit, rinse, swim, and let your body catch up with your day.

Even better, the tour includes more than pool entry. You get locker & towel, plus a drink (beer, wine, or soda) at Tlaga Singha. For a day that already bundles a lot, that included drink makes the pool club feel like you’re not nickel-and-diming yourself at the last stop.

If you’re booking for photos: this is the kind of place where the setting does the work for you. One review called the pools pretty in a dream-like setting, and the design here is exactly the reason people bring their cameras out after the rides.

What the “all-inclusive” label really covers

This tour is truly built around included basics, and that’s what makes it less stressful. Here’s what’s covered, in plain terms:

• ATV ride fees and admission tickets
• ATV equipment: helmet and boots
• Guide during the ride segments
• Lunch at the ATV finish point
• After-riding convenience: changing room, shower, and towels
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool access
• At Tlaga Singha: locker & towel plus a beer/wine/soda option
• Transport: private car and driver/guide
• Mobile ticket and group discounts
• Confirmation at booking

What’s not included is simple: personal expenses. That’s a good sign, because it means your main day costs are known upfront.

Price and logistics: how $85.50 adds up in a real-day comparison

Let’s talk value. $85.50 can sound like a “tour price,” but this one holds up better than many partial packages because you’re effectively buying three categories:

1) Two ATV ride experiences with included gear and guidance

2) One lunch during the ATV portion

3) One premium pool-club finish with infinity pool entry and a drink

If you tried to do this yourself, the costs and time would stack quickly: transport between locations, paying for ATV equipment and guides, then paying for pool access later. Even if you found similar ATV operators, you’d still spend more effort coordinating the timing so you can get to the pool when you’re done.

Also, starting at 9:00 am gives you a full day frame (8–10 hours). That matters. You’re not squeezed into a short window where you lose time to traffic or late arrivals.

What to pack for an ATV day that ends with a swim

This itinerary makes one request: bring extra clothes. Do it, even if you think you’ll stay dry. ATV days in jungle trails don’t always equal a clean shirt.

Beyond that, you can plan around what’s provided:

• You’ll have helmet and boots for the ride
• You’ll have changing room, shower, and towels after the ATV
• You’ll have locker and towel access at Tlaga Singha

So you don’t need to overpack for “gear.” Your biggest goal is to be comfortable for the whole swing from riding to swimming.

One more practical thing: photos or video are available for purchase. If that matters to you, go into it knowing you may want to budget a little extra for that later.

Who should book this (and who should think twice)

I’d point this out for people who want:

• A single-day Ubud plan that doesn’t require coordination
• ATV fun plus a proper recovery stop
• A trip that feels like you’re getting “two experiences in one,” with lunch and transport handled

It also suits groups who like privacy. The activity is described as private for your group, so you’re not sharing the ride with random strangers beyond your booked group.

Who might think twice? If you dislike active, bumpy rides or you’re hoping for a slow cultural day with minimal effort, the ATV segments will likely feel like too much. And if you’re picky about lunch quality, remember you may find it “fine” rather than perfect.

The bottom line: should you book this Bali all-inclusive day?

Yes, if you want an organized Ubud day that pairs off-road ATV fun with a high-reward end at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools. This is the kind of trip where the value comes from the included flow: you don’t just buy time on a quad, you also get the recovery, the meal, and the pool-club finish.

I’d say book it especially if you care about the ending. The pool stop is built as a real payoff: two infinity pools, riverside views, and an included drink. Add in the fact that guides and drivers have gotten strong praise, and the day feels designed to run smoothly.

If you’re sensitive to long hours or you’re going to stress about lunch quality, then temper expectations. Think convenience and fun over gourmet dining. For most people, that trade-off is exactly why this works.

FAQ

What city is this tour based in?

It runs from Ubud, Indonesia.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 9:00 am.

How long is the experience?

It takes about 8 to 10 hours.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered, and the tour includes private car transport with a driver/guide.

What ATV gear is included?

You get ATV equipment, including a helmet and boots.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included at the ATV finish point.

What’s included at Tlaga Singha?

You get access to the infinity pool area, plus locker and towel use. A drink (beer, wine, or soda) is included there too.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is 8 years old.

What should I bring?

Bring extra clothes for the day.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.