ATVs in Bali feel like a movie scene—until you smell the countryside. This day blends a guided quad ride with countryside treks, plus a calm infinity pool break near Ubud and a traditional jewelry workshop.

I especially like the practical setup: you get helmet and gum boots, so you’re not scrambling for gear, and the route is designed for a real ride through villages, paddies, forest, and water features. The possible catch is simple: it does need good weather, and you’ll want a moderate fitness level for the off-road time.

Key things I’d bet you’ll care about

• Private hotel transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle, so the day feels smooth instead of rushed
• Helmet + gum boots included for the ATV ride, which makes this easier than many do-it-yourself options
• A long ATV block (about 90 minutes riding time within the longer first stop), with guided instruction
• Infinity pool with forest view plus a free drink—nice contrast after off-road dust
• Traditional jewelry processing at Sari Dewi, focused on gold, silver, and germ stones
• Child-friendly option: tandem ride is a must for kids, with the team set up for it

How the ATV quad ride actually works (and why it’s good value)

This is one of those Bali days that balances adrenaline with rest. You start with ATV quad biking in the Kuta area and then spend the rest of the day switching gears: nature sights on the bike, pool time after, and a cultural stop that’s short but hands-on enough to be memorable.

What I like for your planning is how “guided” it feels without being overly complicated. You’re not expected to have done this before. Helmets and gum boots are provided, and instructors are described as well experienced. That matters because the main challenge on an ATV isn’t “driving skill” so much as confidence—knowing how to handle bumps, turns, and slippery spots.

Also, the duration is long enough to feel like an actual activity. The first stop runs about 2 hours 30 minutes total, with about 90 minutes of riding time. You’re not just taking a quick lap and leaving. You’ll have time to settle in, get the rhythm, and still enjoy the scenery.

If you’re sensitive to vibration or rough terrain, it’s worth noting that this is off-road. The tour is recommended for travelers with moderate physical fitness, which likely means you’ll be moving, balancing, and getting on/off comfortably.

The countryside route: village, rice fields, forest, cave, waterfall, river

The route is built around several Bali landscapes in one go. Expect time in the village area, then rice paddy field scenery, forest parts, and more adventurous features like a cave trek, waterfall viewpoints, and river crossing areas (all described as part of the experience).

Here’s what that means in real terms: you’re not just “riding.” You’re seeing changes in terrain back-to-back. It’s a good way to get beyond the typical beach-and-temple loop from Kuta. Even though you’re coming from a busy area, this day is designed to experience Bali away from the crowds, with the emphasis on countryside and nature stops.

Your kit matters here. Gum boots and helmets are included, which helps you stay comfortable and protected when the trail gets damp or muddy. The day also includes instructors who guide the route, so you’re more likely to spend your attention enjoying the ride rather than worrying about what’s coming next.

Potential drawback: if you’re hoping for a totally smooth, effortless ride, this isn’t that. You’ll feel the terrain. Think of it like a countryside adventure that happens to be on a quad—not a calm “scenic drive.”

A well-earned break at Tlaga Singha infinity pool near Ubud

After the ATV portion, you get a breather at an infinity pool complex near Ubud called Tlaga Singha. This is your reset button: two big swimming pools, a green forest view, and time to cool down. You also get a free beverage while you’re there.

This stop is more valuable than it looks on paper. After off-road activity, your body and mind want a simple reward—shade, water, and a view that doesn’t feel like dust and motion. The infinity-pool setup also gives you that “Bali card photo” look, but in a way that still feels like a genuine pause rather than a rushed photo stop.

Timing-wise, it’s about 2 hours here. That’s enough to swim a bit, rinse off if needed (you’ll know best what you want), and actually relax. If you’re traveling with kids or anyone who gets cranky after active time, this pool break can be the difference between a fun day and a long one.

If you’re a swimmer, you’ll likely appreciate the two pool options. If you’re not, you can still enjoy the setting with the drink and a slow pace. This part is intentionally low-pressure compared to the ATV segment.

Sari Dewi jewelry workshop: silver, gold, and germ stones the traditional way

Next you head to Sari Dewi, a jewelry maker that uses traditional processing to create jewelry from gold, silver, and germ stones. The stop is about 40 minutes, so it’s not a full museum visit. It’s more like a focused introduction—enough to understand the idea and ask questions.

Why this matters: it connects your day to something real and local. Bali isn’t just about views and beaches. Jewelry work is a major part of craftsmanship on the island, and this is one of those stops where you can watch the process and see the materials rather than just viewing finished pieces.

The shorter time is also practical. You’re not wasting your day in a long workshop, and you’re not stuck somewhere when you’re already tired from ATV riding. It’s a nice midpoint between rest and the end of the tour.

If you’re the type who likes to buy souvenirs that feel connected to a skill, this is the sort of place where you’ll at least understand what you’re looking at before you decide.

Private transfer and timing: why your day stays comfortable

This experience includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle. That’s a big deal in Bali because drive times can vary based on traffic and where you’re staying. Having pickup and a direct plan helps you avoid the guesswork—especially if you’re not staying close to the usual pickup zones.

The total time runs roughly 5 to 7 hours, which usually fits well for a one-day itinerary that doesn’t swallow your entire vacation. You’ll have:

• An ATV-and-trek block starting with about 2 hours 30 minutes on the first stop
• Pool time about 2 hours at Tlaga Singha
• Jewelry workshop about 40 minutes at Sari Dewi

Then the travel time between points and your lunch.

The fact that it’s described as a private tour/activity is also meaningful. Only your group participates, which tends to make instructions and pacing feel smoother—especially when you have kids.

One practical note: it’s listed as near public transportation. That’s useful if you ever need a backup plan, but with private transfer included, most people won’t need it.

What’s included for $36—and where you’ll spend extra

At $36, the value is strong because multiple pieces that cost separately are bundled into one price: private transport, ATV rental, lunch, and basic admissions. You’re also getting lunch that’s included—fried rice or fried noodles—plus mineral water.

Here’s what’s included based on the information provided:

• Private transportation (air-conditioned vehicle)
• All fees and taxes
• Lunch (fried rice or fried noodles) and mineral water
• Helmet and gum boot for ATV riding
• Alcoholic beverages are included
• A free beverage at the infinity pool

Two of the stops also have admission tickets covered as free:

• The pool stop includes a free admission ticket
• The jewelry stop includes a free admission ticket

What’s not included:

• Photos and videos at ATV riding activity cost $20 per group (optional)
• Personal expenses

My take: if you’re traveling as a family, the included helmet/gum boots plus the longer ATV experience can make this feel like a fair deal. The only “surprise” cost is the optional photo/video package, so you can decide ahead of time whether you want it.

Also, if you drink alcohol, you may appreciate that alcoholic beverages are listed as included. If you don’t, just use that as a reminder to budget only for what you actually want outside the package.

Family-friendly ATV time: tandem ride for kids

One of the strongest signals from the provided info is that tandem riding for children is a must. That tells you this tour isn’t just “adult ATV with a kid tag-along.” The team is set up to handle a child riding on the back, which can be a make-or-break detail when you’re choosing an ATV experience.

Because the day includes instructors and gear, it tends to be the type of activity where having a structured setup helps families feel more comfortable. You still need to consider the moderate physical fitness note, but the existence of tandem guidance is a big plus if you’re bringing a child who can’t ride independently.

If you’re going with kids, the pool stop later is another reason this day works. It gives everyone a chance to cool down and recover after the ride.

Weather matters more than you think for an off-road day

This experience requires good weather. That’s not a minor line—it’s central. Off-road routes and water features are the kind of thing that can shift quickly with rain. The tour states that if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

So when you’re planning, look at the forecast and keep flexibility in mind. Bali weather can change fast, and this tour is built around riding and natural stops.

Who should book this day, and who might skip it

You should book if you want a balanced Bali day that mixes:

• ATV adventure with guided instruction
• Nature variety (village, rice paddies, forest, cave, waterfall, river areas)
• A real relaxation pause at an infinity pool
• A short, practical cultural stop at a jewelry workshop

It’s also a good fit if you’re staying around Kuta and don’t want to spend your whole day figuring out transport.

You might skip if:

• You strongly dislike off-road terrain or rough surfaces
• You don’t do well with physical activity and balancing
• Your schedule is tight on days with uncertain weather

Should you book this Bali Infinity Pool and ATV day?

I’d say yes if you want a one-day Bali mix that feels worth the ticket price. For $36, you’re not just paying for a ride—you’re getting private transfer, gear, lunch, pool time, and jewelry workshop access. The day is built with pace in mind: ride, recover, learn, then finish.

If you’re booking for kids, the tandem-riding focus is a strong reason to consider it. Just match your expectations to what it is: an off-road adventure with a cool pool finish, not a gentle stroll.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and pool experience?

It runs about 5 to 7 hours total. The ATV portion is about 2 hours 30 minutes with around 90 minutes of riding time, the pool stop is about 2 hours, and the jewelry workshop is about 40 minutes.

Where does the experience take place?

It’s listed as starting in Kuta, Indonesia, with the pool near Ubud at Tlaga Singha and the jewelry workshop at Sari Dewi.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. The experience includes private transportation and pickup is offered.

Do I need any ATV experience?

No experience is necessary. Instructors guide the riding, and helmets and gum boots are provided.

What should I expect at the infinity pool?

You’ll spend about 2 hours at Tlaga Singha with two big swimming pools, a green forest view, and a free beverage while you enjoy the pool area.

What’s included in lunch?

Lunch is included and is either fried rice or fried noodles, plus mineral water.

Are photos and videos included?

No. Photos and videos during the ATV activity cost $20 per group and are optional.

Is the tour refundable if weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.