Bali, but with mud on your boots. This day tour blends ATV quad-bike rides in Singapadu with big-scenery stops like Lake Bratan and Tanah Lot, so you get action and famous views in one go. One possible drawback: the river tubing section may not feel perfectly clean on the water.

I like how the pace keeps changing without it turning into chaos. You’ll get pickup offered for a long day that runs roughly 8 to 9 hours, and you’ll move between countryside, water time, and temple stops with a mobile ticket in hand.

What makes this mix work is the recovery stop. After riding and tubing, Tlaga Singha is positioned as a tropical river pool club, so you can cool down and reset before the last stretches of sightseeing.

Key highlights to know before you go

• ATV in Singapadu Kaler: automatic bikes, practice first, then guided track time (about 1.30 to 2 hours).
• Tampaksiring river tubing: a 2-hour adventure break with admissions listed as free.
• Tlaga Singha pool club time: infinity pool views over the riverside setting and a swim-up bar.
• Mount Batukaru and rain-forest temple stop: a calmer, green break from the action.
• Bedugul and the twin-lake area: misty lake scenery around Bratan and views of Tamblingan and Buyan.
• Tanah Lot on its offshore rock: one of the most photo-famous religious sites on Bali.

ATV, tubing, and Bali countryside in one full day

This isn’t a single-theme tour. It’s built like a day of chapters: adrenaline (ATV), water time (tubing), a proper cooling-off venue (Tlaga Singha), then countryside and temple viewing around central Bali before finishing near the coast at Tanah Lot.

If you want one ticket that hits both the outdoorsy side and the classic Bali sightseeing side, this format makes sense. You’ll also get a private setup for your group, which matters on a long day when you’d rather not feel like a number in a crowd.

Price and time: is $129 a fair deal?

At $129 per person for an 8 to 9 hour day, the value depends on what you want most.

Here’s what you’re paying for in practical terms:

• A full day schedule with multiple stops (not just one activity).
• Pickup offered and a mobile ticket, which reduces hassle in Kuta.
• ATV and river tubing are listed with admission tickets as free, and Tlaga Singha is also listed as free.

The “watch out” part is that this is a packed itinerary. If you’re the type who needs long downtime between stops, you might feel rushed. Also, lunch is served at a local restaurant, but the day’s price doesn’t clearly say lunch is included—so you’ll want to budget for food just in case.

Overall, for a mixed itinerary where you don’t have to arrange separate transport for ATV and tubing, this can feel like solid value.

Entering Singapadu Kaler on an automatic ATV

Your ATV section runs about 1.30 to 2 hours, and the ride is described as a trek through ricefields, farms, rivers, jungle, plantation areas, and even a tunnel connected with the era of the Netherlands.

That detail matters because it means you’re not just circling a track. You’re getting the feeling of moving through real rural Bali. You’ll also get safety briefings and an orientation, plus practice on how to operate fully automatic bikes. The good news here: you do not need prior riding experience.

One thing to calibrate your expectations: you’ll spend some time learning and then riding, so the actual “go-go-go” part may feel shorter than the total block of time. A review you might take seriously said the quad ride was fun but not that long, and noted a mud-focused track rather than water features. That lines up with how many ATV routes work in Bali: more traction and off-road feel than splash-and-waterwall drama.

Who this suits best:

• You want something active that still feels doable for first-timers.
• You enjoy rural scenery and don’t mind getting dusty.

River tubing at Tampaksiring: fun water time with cleanliness caveats

Your tubing stop runs about 2 hours, and it’s positioned as an adrenaline-friendly way to step away from Kuta’s pace. The whole point is water + nature, with time to unwind while still getting some action.

That said, one review flagged that the river didn’t feel that clean, even though the tubing itself was okay. So if you’re picky about water clarity, you should mentally prepare for the reality of a working outdoor river environment. Bring a mindset of fun and photos, not spa-clean water.

A practical tip: plan on getting splashed and ready for mud. Even if the route is more “river run” than “waterpark spectacle,” the ground around tropical rivers can be slick.

Who this suits best:

• You want an outdoor activity that’s not overly technical.
• You’re fine with nature being nature, including water that isn’t perfectly filtered.

Tlaga Singha in Singapadu: the best place to cool off

After the water and dust, Tlaga Singha is a smart pivot. It’s described as a tropical river pool club with world-class facilities, and it’s the kind of venue where you can actually recover rather than just sit in transport.

What stands out about the venue description:

• Infinity-style swimming pools (described as two).
• A swim-up pool bar.
• A spa and love rituals (if you’re into that kind of wellness framing).
• Riverside views that make the break feel less like waiting around.

In other words, it’s not just another stop with a bench. It’s a place designed for hanging out. If your legs and shoulders are tired from ATV and tubing, this is the portion of the day that lets you reset.

One more point: since admissions are listed as free for this stop, it can feel like the itinerary gives you a real decompression block rather than only ticking boxes.

The countryside and temple arc: Batukaru, rice terraces, and lake views

The “Bali countryside” part of this tour is the reason it feels more special than an ATV-and-go plan. You’re driven into areas known for mountains, terraces, and temples that look different depending on weather and time of day.

Mount Batukaru temple and rainforest setting

You start with a stop at an old temple called BATUKARU temple, described as located on the slopes and surrounded by rain forest. Even if you’re not a hardcore temple-history person, the setting is the draw: it feels like a break from traffic and concrete.

Jatiluwih rice terraces

Then you head through Jatiluwih village, where you’ll see the largest rice terrace. This is one of the places where the views can feel bigger than you expected, mainly because the terraces spread out in a way that’s hard to capture in one photo.

Bedugul and Lake Bratan area

Next is Bedugul, a mountain retreat with a misty lake feel around Mt Bratan. The big highlight here is Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, dedicated to Dewi Danu, the water goddess. This stop is worth your attention even if it’s not the only temple you’ll see that day, because the lake setting changes how the temple photographs and how the air feels.

Twin lakes near Gobleg

Later you’ll look toward the twin lakes Tamblingan and Buyan around Gobleg village. This portion is all about atmosphere: you’re likely to get layered views where the lakes and surrounding hills fade into haze.

Lunch at a local restaurant

Lunch is served at a local restaurant. One review said lunch was not great and that the cost felt off, so I’d treat lunch as a “fuel stop” rather than the meal you’re waiting for. If food quality is a big priority for you, eat early tastes if the timing allows—or consider bringing a snack for the ride.

Tanah Lot: ending at a famous rock temple

Your final major sightseeing stop is Tanah Lot Temple, perched on a huge rock near the shore. It’s described as having played an important role in Balinese mythological history for centuries.

What makes Tanah Lot work on a day like this is contrast. After muddy ATV tracks, tubing, and pool time, you get a dramatic coastal scene and a temple you’ll probably recognize from photos long before you see it in person.

Also, because this is a rock temple set just off the water, conditions matter. If it’s windy or wet, you’ll feel it underfoot. Wear shoes you trust.

What to pack so the day stays fun

This tour mixes dirt, water, and then sightseeing and temple walking. Pack for that sequence.

Bring:

• Quick-dry clothes or a spare shirt
• Water-resistant footwear (or shoes you can get muddy)
• A small towel or wipes
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• A light rain layer if the weather looks unsettled

And keep your phone protected. Even when the activities are described as fun and safe, you still want to assume you’ll get splashed or splattered.

Who should book this day tour?

Book it if:

• You want an active Bali day that still includes major sights like Bedugul and Tanah Lot
• You’re okay with a full schedule and a short-to-moderate time at each activity
• You’d rather do ATV + tubing + a pool break in one organized route than plan transport yourself

Skip it (or rethink) if:

• You’re very sensitive to water cleanliness during tubing
• You want long, uninterrupted time on a single activity
• Lunch quality is a top priority for your day

Should you book this tour?

If you’re looking for value and variety in one long outing, this is a strong candidate. The ATV portion is designed for first-timers with automatic bikes and practice, and Tlaga Singha gives you an actual reset point after the wet and muddy parts.

Just go in with realistic expectations: tubing may not be perfectly clean, the river experience may be more practical than glamorous, and lunch might not be the highlight of your day. If that trade-off fits your style, you’ll likely end up happy you tried the mix.

FAQ

How long is the ATV quad bike, river tubing, and Tlaga Singha experience?

It runs about 8 to 9 hours.

Where does the tour take place?

The experience is in Bali, with the location listed as Kuta, Indonesia.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered.

Is this a private tour or shared group?

It’s listed as a private tour/activity, with only your group participating.

Do I need prior experience to ride the ATV?

No prior riding experience is needed. There are safety briefings, orientation, and practice first.

How long is the ATV ride?

The ATV trek lasts about 1.30 to 2 hours, depending on how fast you drive.

How long is the river tubing portion?

The river tubing portion is listed as 2 hours.

Are admission tickets included?

Admission tickets are listed as free for the ATV, river tubing, and Tlaga Singha portions.

What if I need to cancel?

Free cancellation is offered, and you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.