Bali All Inclusive : Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool & Atv Adventure

This is the kind of Bali day that flips the script: you start on ATVs through jungle and rice scenery, then end with a long soak at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools. I love that the ride is guided and gear is handled for you, so you spend less time fussing and more time actually riding. I also like the way the day is paced—lunch first, pool after—so you get a real reset instead of rushing. One thing to consider: the ATV portion can get dusty and messy, so you will want to plan around extra clothes.

Expect fun first, then keep your expectations realistic.

ATV in Bali is quad biking, not cycling, so if you picture a gentle two-wheeled track, this will feel more like an off-road adventure. The pool finale is genuinely relaxing, but the included lunch is more basic than fancy, with some variability in how it lands for different appetites.

Key highlights you’ll care about

• Guided quad biking with helmet and boots included, so you don’t waste time hunting gear
• Two different ATV stops (Pertiwi Adventure and Balaji Adventure Bali) with jungle and rice views
• Lunch at the ATV finish point, then a calmer shift toward the pool club
• Tlaga Singha infinity pools with riverside views, plus lockers and towels
• Beer, wine, or soda included at Tlaga Singha, for a no-stress end to the day
• Private car and driver/guide, plus pickup offered for a smoother start

A full Ubud day that mixes off-road adrenaline with real pool time

Ubud is great when you want variety in a single day, and this one nails that idea. You get the loud, bouncy part first—quad biking through jungle trails, bamboo areas, rice paddies, and little village moments along the way—then you switch to the slow part at a river pool club.

The best part for me is the flow. You’re not doing ATV for hours and then somehow landing at a pool with no plan. You eat before the water stop, and Tlaga Singha is set up for you to actually relax: changing space, showers, towels/locker access, and a proper infinity-pool payoff.

If you’re hoping for a perfectly pristine, photo-only day, keep your expectations grounded. The ATV experience is about getting dirty enough to feel like you earned your swim.

Pertiwi Adventure ATV: your first hit of jungle trails

The morning starts at 9:00 am with pickup offered, and you head to Pertiwi Adventure for your first ATV session. This stop runs about 1 hour 30 minutes with admission ticket included, and it’s built around an exciting track through jungle with scenic rice scenery along the way.

What I like about using a dedicated ATV site like this is that you get structure. You have a guide and included equipment (helmet and boots), so you’re not guessing where to go or how to handle the quad. Even if it’s your first time, the setup makes it feel straightforward.

One practical note: 1.5 hours on uneven ground means you’ll use muscles you didn’t plan for. If you have any knee or back issues, this is worth taking seriously before you book. It’s still described as suitable for most travelers, and the minimum age is 8, but off-road riding is off-road riding.

Balaji Adventure Bali ATV: jungle + rice views with another guided session

After the first ride, the day continues to Balaji Adventure Bali for a second ATV segment of about 2 hours total. This part focuses on riding through jungle plus rice field views, again with all equipment, guide support, and lunch included as part of the day’s flow.

This stop is where you get more variety. One ATV area can feel like one kind of scenery; two different stops make it feel like you’re seeing different sides of rural Bali. You also get more time with the guide, which matters for safety and for staying on track when the trail gets narrow.

A small reality check: the included schedule assumes you want to stay moving. There isn’t a lot of wandering time where you can pause for a long, slow look around. If you enjoy quick stops and photos, you’ll be fine. If you want a leisurely pace, plan this as an active day, not a slow sightseeing day.

Lunch on the ATV finish point: refuel before you switch gears

Lunch comes at the end of the ATV activity, right before you move on toward Tlaga Singha. This is included, and it’s there for a reason: you need energy after riding and before the pool portion.

Here’s the honest part. The included lunch has been described as plain, and some people specifically noted the chicken can be dry. At the same time, others have called the lunch one of the best meals they had on the trip. So treat it as a solid functional meal, not a culinary highlight.

My advice: if you’re a picky eater or you tend to get hungry between meals, bring a small snack for insurance (something easy that won’t weigh you down). You also might want water besides what’s included later, since the ATV day can be warm.

Tropical fruits and coffee plantation time: a short culture stop, optional extras

Between lunch and the infinity pool, the day includes time for tropical fruits and a coffee plantation experience. You’ll learn how Balinese produce coffee and herbal drinks, and there’s an optional element tied to that.

This part works well because it slows the pace just enough after the physical riding. Instead of racing from one activity to the next, you get a calmer segment where you can cool down and watch how things are processed and served.

One thing to remember: optional experiences can add time. The day still runs about 8 to 10 hours overall, so you’ll want to decide quickly if you want to try the herbal coffee drinks or stick with just the viewing and sampling.

Tlaga Singha infinity pools: the calm, riverside payoff

Then comes the best reward: Tlaga Singha Bali. This is described as a tropical river pool club with a world-class facility, and the headline here is the infinity pool setup—two infinity pools overlooking scenic riverside views.

If you’ve ever finished a hike thinking, I just need water and quiet, that’s the feeling this part aims for. You’ve already done the adrenaline work. Now you can float, swim, and let your body cool down.

You also get a few things that make it easier than a typical pool visit:

• locker and towel access
• changing room and shower time at the activity setup
• drink options included at Tlaga Singha (beer/wine/soda)

That drink detail may seem small, but it changes the mood. You don’t have to hunt for a bar menu after a muddy ATV day. You just settle in and start relaxing.

Price and value: what $85.50 includes and why it’s not just a cheap add-on

At $85.50 per person, this isn’t priced like a barebones ATV ticket. You’re paying for an all-in format that covers more than most solo activities.

From the included items, you get:

• ATV ride fees at both stops
• ATV equipment (helmet and boots)
• lunch at the ATV finish point
• guide support
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool access
• locker/towel access
• changing room and shower access
• drink included at Tlaga Singha (beer/wine/soda)
• private car and driver/guide, with pickup offered

When you compare that to booking ATV and pool separately (and then adding transport, gear, and food), the bundled cost starts to make sense. The value is strongest if you want a smooth, guided day without the hassle of coordinating multiple vendors.

The one trade-off is that you’re committing to a full day. If you only want the pool and not the riding, or you only want a short ride, this format won’t feel as efficient.

Timing and transfers: what an 8 to 10 hour day really means

This experience runs about 8 to 10 hours, starting at 9:00 am. That long window usually comes from travel between sites, the two ATV sessions, and the pool time at the end.

It helps that you get private car and driver/guide. You don’t have to figure out local transport, which in Bali can be a headache if you’re not comfortable with scooters or navigating on your own. Pickup offered is also a big plus if you don’t want to time your mornings perfectly.

Since it’s a private tour/activity for your group, it tends to feel less crowded and more controlled. That can matter when you want gear changes, photos, and a smooth transition between the ATV portion and the pool portion.

What to bring: the simple packing list that keeps the day comfortable

The tour specifically asks you to bring extra clothes, and I agree with that. The ATV portion is off-road, which means you’ll likely finish with dust on you and maybe some splashes.

Here’s what I’d pack based on what the day involves:

• extra clothes for after the ATV portion
• swimwear or something you can easily change into for the pool (you can decide how you want to handle this)
• a dry set of footwear you’re comfortable walking in after riding
• sunglasses and sunscreen, since you’ll be outside during the ATV and fruit/coffee parts
• cash or card for optional photo/video purchases (photo/video is available for purchase)
• a small snack if you’re worried about lunch being basic

One more tip: keep your valuables secure. You’ll have lockers/towel access at Tlaga Singha, but during ATV you want a clear plan for what stays on you and what you store.

Who this Ubud ATV + Tlaga Singha day is best for

This is a great match if you want a fun, active Bali day without turning it into a stressful logistics puzzle. It’s ideal for:

• couples or friend groups who want one shared adventure
• travelers who like hands-on experiences more than just photos from viewpoints
• people who want a guaranteed finale they can relax in

It’s less ideal if you:

• hate off-road riding and the mess that comes with it
• need a slow-paced day with lots of downtime
• have mobility issues that could be affected by riding for extended periods

The minimum age is 8, and it says most travelers can participate, so it’s not only for extreme thrill seekers. It’s more about fun off-road travel than motor-sport racing.

Should you book this Bali all-inclusive ATV and pool day?

I’d book it if you want a full-day combo that does two things well: real ATV time in the Ubud area, and a proper pool-club unwind at the end. The best sign is that you’re not piecing together transfers, gear, lunch, and a pool visit yourself. Everything is built into one day from pickup to infinity pools.

I’d skip or reconsider if your priority is a quiet cultural day, or if you’re sensitive about getting dirty and then needing time to change and shower. This is an active itinerary, even with the relaxed pool finale.

If you like the idea of jungle trails, rice scenery, and then a riverside infinity pool finish, this one is a strong value pick for Ubud.

FAQ

What’s the start time?

The experience starts at 9:00 am.

How long is the tour?

It runs about 8 to 10 hours.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered.

How much does it cost?

The price is $85.50 per person.

What’s included in the ATV portion?

ATV ride fees, ATV equipment (helmet and boots), and a guide are included.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included at the ATV finish point.

What’s included at Tlaga Singha?

Tlaga Singha infinity pool access is included, along with locker and towel, plus a drink (beer/wine/soda).

Is photo or video available?

Yes, photo or video is available for purchase.

Is there a minimum age?

The minimum age is 8 years old.

Can I cancel for free?

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