If you want a Bali day that feels like two different worlds, this fits. I like the quad biking setup here because it’s hands-on and fun, not a slow tourist shuffle, and I like that the day ends at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools where you can actually slow down.

One thing to plan for: the lunch is included, but it isn’t always a highlight, so think of it as fuel rather than a special meal.

Why This Day Feels Worth It

The structure is simple: drive out, ride hard, eat, then float your way into a tropical-river-pool mood. I also appreciate that your costs are mostly covered up front, including ATV gear, a guide, and transport, so you’re not constantly scanning menus and price lists.

The only real “gotcha” is that this is quad biking, not the bike-style ATV people sometimes picture from Europe, so if you’re expecting something else, get your head straight early.

Key Points That Matter

• Two ATV stops for variety, from jungle tracks to rice-field scenery
• Real downtime at Tlaga Singha with access to two infinity pools
• Gear and support included, including helmet and boots plus a guide
• Lunch on the ATV schedule so you’re not stuck hunting food later
• Drinks are included at Tlaga Singha (beer, wine, or soda)

ATV and Infinity Pools in Ubud: What This Day Is Really Like

This is an all-in-one Ubud day built around a big contrast: muddy fun first, then a scenic swim after. You start in the morning and spend most of the day moving between three main phases: ATV riding, a lunch break, and pool time at Tlaga Singha. The total day runs about 8 to 10 hours, so it’s not a quick hit. It’s a full outing.

You’ll also notice the style of the day is practical. You get picked up, you get the gear, you ride with a guide, and you finish with an actual destination designed for relaxing. If you like tours that feel organized, this one tends to deliver.

Also, quick expectation-setting: in this context, “ATV” means quad biking. You’ll be on a motorcycle-style vehicle with helmet and boots, moving across off-road tracks rather than pedaling around on a trail like some people picture.

The Price: What $85.50 Buys (And What It Saves You)

At about $85.50 per person, you’re paying for a lot of the expensive parts of a Bali activity day: ATV fees, equipment, a guide, lunch, private transport (car and driver/guide), and entry to Tlaga Singha’s pools. That’s the value equation.

Here’s why it matters for you: in Bali, individual add-ons can creep up fast. If you try to stitch together ATV time, a separate pool day, and transport on your own, it’s easy to spend more time negotiating and more money than you planned. This package keeps the day moving and gives you fewer decisions mid-trip.

One more plus: it’s priced per person but operated for your group. The activity is listed as private, so only your group participates, which often means less waiting and more focused guiding.

Getting There: Pickup, Private Car, and a Long Day Done Right

Pickup is offered, and the day runs long enough that transport really matters. You’re not hopping around on scooters for hours. You’ll go by private car with a driver or guide, which is the easiest way to handle a day that starts at 9:00 am and stretches close to 10 hours.

Because it’s a full day, you’ll want to treat the morning like a warm-up. Wear clothes you can tolerate getting dusty, and follow the advice to bring extra clothes. You’ll ride, then you’ll need to change for the pool part.

You also get a mobile ticket, which is handy in Bali. Less paper to manage, fewer “where is that ticket” moments.

Stop 1: Pertiwi Adventure and Your First Taste of Off-Road Bali

The first riding phase is at Pertiwi Adventure. The focus here is a jungle ATV experience, with scenic views along the way, including mention of rice scenery as part of the setting. This stop is about getting your timing right: you learn how the vehicle responds, you get comfortable with the pace, and you see what kind of terrain the day will bring.

What I like about starting with this kind of track: you build confidence before the later, longer ride moments. The guide support and included gear help too, so you’re not scrambling for a helmet or boots at the last second.

Possible drawback to consider: your first stop can feel like a preview that’s over quickly, because the schedule later adds another ride and then a pool destination. If you’re the type who wants maximum ride time only, this format may feel like it moves around a lot.

Stop 2: Balaji Adventure Bali and the Rice-Field Views Break

Next comes Balaji Adventure Bali. This part is longer—about 1.5 to 2 hours—and it’s set up to mix jungle riding with rice-field scenery. You’re not just in a dark tunnel of trees; you get moments where the views open up.

This is the stop that tends to feel like the highlight of the riding day for many people because it balances action with the scenic payoff. You get that “off-road” thrill, then you also get a landscape moment that makes the effort feel worth it.

One more practical thing: lunch is included at the ATV finish point. That’s smart scheduling. You get food when you’re ready for it, instead of trying to time it after the fact while you’re hungry and sweaty.

The Lunch Moment: Included, Convenient, Not Always a Showstopper

Lunch is part of the package, but based on what you’ll hear, it may be more “fuel” than “memorable meal.” One comment I found particularly useful is the note that the chicken can be dry and the meal is fairly plain. That doesn’t ruin the day—it just changes what you should expect.

So here’s how to handle it: treat lunch as a carb-and-protein break that keeps you going to the pool. If you’re the kind of person who cares deeply about food quality, you might still enjoy the day, but don’t plan your culinary highlight around this lunch.

Before the Pools: Tropical Fruit and Coffee Plantation (Optional)

There’s also an optional stop tied to tropical fruits and a coffee plantation experience. The idea is to see how Balinese coffee and herbal drinks are made, and you can choose whether you want to add it.

I like having an option like this because it gives you a cultural or sensory break without changing the overall plan too much. It also adds a bit of “learning time” between the active riding and the relaxing swim.

The key thing: optional means you can skip if you’d rather maximize pool time. If you enjoy coffee and herbal drinks, this is where you can scratch that itch.

Tlaga Singha Infinity Pools: The Best Part to Unclench Your Body

Then you hit Tlaga Singha Bali, and this is where the day turns from adrenaline to chill. Tlaga Singha is described as a tropical river pool club with world-class facilities, and you’ll have access to the infinity two swimming pools overlooking riverside views.

This is a perfect end to an ATV day. Your legs have worked, your shoulders are tired from gripping, and now you get to reset. A lot of the excitement here is visual too: the infinity edge effect makes it feel like the water is continuing into the landscape and the river setting.

What I also like: there are locker and towel provisions, and you can use changing rooms and showers. That matters more than people think. After quad biking, being able to rinse off and get into dry clothes is a big comfort upgrade.

Drinks are included during the pool portion—beer, wine, or soda—so you don’t have to break the mood to buy something right away.

Photos and Video: Plan for Proof If You Want It

Photo or video is available for purchase. If you like having a visual record of your ride and your pool plunge moment, this can be worth considering. Just remember it’s optional, so you can focus on the experience if you prefer no add-ons.

Who This Trip Suits Best (And Who Might Want Something Else)

This tour is a good match if you want:

• a full active day with off-road fun
• a clear payoff at the end with a real swim destination
• a day where transport, gear, and entry tickets are handled for you

It’s also ideal for people who like structured pacing: two different riding stops, one planned lunch, then a designed relaxation venue.

Who might hesitate:

• If you’re chasing only the longest possible ride time, the schedule includes fixed blocks for lunch and pool access.
• If you’re picky about lunch, you may find it just okay based on feedback about chicken dryness.

For families, there’s a minimum age of 8, and most people can participate. Still, if someone in your group is sensitive to physical activity or getting dirty, plan accordingly.

Small Details That Make a Big Difference

Bring extra clothes. It’s listed as a requirement/tip, and it’s not a suggestion you’ll regret. Also consider that you may want swimwear under your clothes so the switch to pool time feels fast.

For the ATV part, wear gear that can handle dust and friction. You’ll get helmet and boots, but what you wear under them is still on you.

Also, don’t underestimate how good a pool with showers can feel after quad biking. It’s a comfort layer that turns a wild day into a day you actually enjoy all the way to the end.

Final Thoughts: Should You Book This ATV + Tlaga Singha Day?

I’d book it if you want a Bali day that’s not just sightseeing and not just adrenaline either. The reason is balance: the ATV segment gives you the action, and Tlaga Singha gives you the payoff—two infinity pools, riverside views, locker/towel support, showers, and included drinks.

If your top priority is a gourmet lunch, manage expectations. But if your priority is an organized day with real activities and a memorable swimming finish, this one is built for that.

If you want one athletic, scenic day in Ubud without planning every piece yourself, this is a strong choice.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

It starts at 9:00 am.

How long is the experience?

The duration is about 8 to 10 hours.

Is pickup included?

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

What’s included with the ATV experience?

ATV ride fees, helmet and boots, changing room/shower/towel access, a guide, and lunch at the ATV finish point.

What is included at Tlaga Singha?

You get infinity pool access, locker and towel, and a drink (beer, wine, or soda).

Is lunch included, and what should I expect?

Lunch is included as part of the day. It may be fairly plain, so it’s best to think of it as convenience and fuel.

What should I bring?

Bring extra clothes, since you’ll likely get dusty or sweaty during the ATV riding.

What are the age requirements?

The minimum age is 8 years old.