Ubud: ATV Quad Bike, Rafting, and Infinity Pool Tour

One muddy ATV ride is worth the plane ticket. This Ubud tour strings together ATV quad biking, Ayung River whitewater rafting, and a top-off at the Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool with great views. I like that it also includes a coffee tasting at Satria Agrowisata and keeps things easy with hotel pickup in Ubud, so your day doesn’t feel like a scavenger hunt. The main drawback to think about: it’s not for everyone, with strict limits for kids under 10, pregnancy, and people with back or heart problems.

What makes this package especially smart is the pacing. You go from adrenaline (ATV plus water time) to a real cooldown at the pool bar, plus a caffeine stop that’s more than just a quick sip. If you want a relaxed, sit-at-a-café kind of day, this won’t match that vibe.

Key things that make this Ubud day work

• Satria Agrowisata coffee tasting: multiple coffee styles, not just one quick drink
• ATV quad biking through villages and rice fields: includes mud time and river crossings
• Ayung River whitewater or cave tubing option: you pick your water adventure
• Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool bar stop: 2 hours to soak in the views after the action
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Ubud: fewer logistics, more time doing stuff

A Full Ubud Day: ATV Quad Biking, Ayung River Rapids, and Infinity Pool Calm

This is the kind of Bali day that fits well if you’re staying in Ubud and want to feel like you used your time well. You get a full mix: countryside driving, real water sport, then a slow, scenic finish at Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool.

I like the “two adrenaline hits, one recovery phase” structure. After you’ve shaken off the adrenaline from ATV and rafting, the pool bar stop gives your body a chance to reset, and your camera a chance to breathe too.

The tone here is active, so plan for getting wet and dirty at least once. The ATV portion includes mud play and river bridges, and the water portion is obviously water-heavy—so bring the right gear from the start.

Pickup and the 10-Hour Flow From Ubud

The tour runs about 10 hours, with pickup from your hotel or villa in Bali (Ubud area). That matters more than it sounds—Ubud traffic and short-distance navigation can be its own mini-adventure, and hotel pickup removes that stress.

Once you start moving, your day is laid out as a simple sequence: plantation coffee tasting, ATV quad bike, river time (either rafting or tubing), then downtime at Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool and bar. Lunch or a meal selection is included, which is a nice buffer on a day that’s physically demanding.

If you’re the type who gets cranky when schedules slide, keep this in mind: the tour is built around time blocks, so you’ll want to be ready when pickup happens and keep moving through each stop.

Coffee Tasting at Satria Agrowisata: More Than Just a Mug

Your day begins at Satria Agrowisata, where you’ll do a coffee tasting experience. The key detail I’d watch for is that you’re sampling several cups of coffee prepared in different ways, not just receiving one drink and moving on.

This stop is valuable because it gives you context for what you’re later drinking in Bali and why locals treat coffee like a culture, not a vending machine item. Even if you’re not a coffee person, you’ll usually come away knowing the difference between how beans are processed and how that changes the taste.

Practical tip: this is a good time to sip water. You’ll likely be outdoors before the ATV and you’ll want energy later for the physical parts.

ATV Quad Bike Through Ubud Villages, Rice Fields, Rivers, and Caves

The ATV segment is where the day leans loud and fast. You’ll ride for about 1.5 to 2 hours through a mix of Ubud countryside—villages, waterfalls, rice fields, rivers, and caves are all part of the route description. There’s also mud time and river bridge crossings, which is a polite way of saying you should plan to get grimy.

Why this matters for you: an ATV tour like this isn’t just about speed. You’re moving through rural scenery at a pace where you can actually see the shape of life outside the center of Ubud. Rice fields aren’t a postcard background here; you’ll ride alongside them.

One consideration: ATV driving can be bumpy, and the ride involves more than just sitting still. Wear comfortable shoes (you’ll be on and around the bike), and don’t wear anything you’ll be upset to get dirty. If you’re sensitive to motion or rough ground, this is the part where you’ll feel it most.

Also, think about your pool stop later. If you’re not used to getting muddy, you’ll want to handle your change of clothes right after the water portion, so you’re not spending the pool time thinking about your soaked socks.

Water Adventure on the Ayung River: Rafting vs Japanese River Cave Tubing

After ATV, you go straight into the water adventure—either white water rafting on the Ayung River or tubing in the Japanese River Cave. Your ride time is around 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on which option you choose.

Ayung River rafting

If you pick rafting, you’ll spend time navigating twists and turns with lush scenery around you. This is the bigger physical workout of the two water options, simply because paddling adds effort and the rapids can be more intense than tubing.

For many people, the Ayung rafting choice is the “main event,” because whitewater feels like you’re doing Bali’s outdoor sports at full volume.

Japanese River Cave tubing

If you choose tubing in the Japanese River Cave, you still get river time and scenery, but the focus may feel less like paddling and more like hanging on and riding what the water gives you.

I like having this choice because it lets you match the day to your energy level. Want pure adrenaline and active control? Pick rafting. Want to enjoy the water and scenery with a different style? Pick tubing.

Health note you shouldn’t ignore: this tour lists it as not suitable for people with back or heart problems. If you’re in that category, skip this day and choose a gentler activity instead.

Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool and Bar: The Reset You’ll Be Glad You Got

The best part of the timing is that you don’t end the day on adrenaline. You finish with 2 hours at Tlaga Singha Bali, at the Infinity Pool and Bar, where you can relax and enjoy views of Bali’s natural beauty.

This stop is included with a Rp. 200.000/person food and drink voucher, which is a practical detail. It means you’re not just paying to look at water—you have a real reason to order something while you cool down.

Why I’d call this a smart ending: after ATV and river time, your body wants comfort more than bragging rights. The pool gives you a controlled, scenic way to wind down, and the bar time lets you socialize, dry off, and decide whether you want to head back to your hotel feeling refreshed or still buzzing.

Bring swimwear and a towel for this part. Also, pack sandals you can actually walk in comfortably. You’ll be transitioning between wet, muddy, and poolside zones.

What’s Included (and How Your $80 Can Make Sense)

This tour costs $80 per person for about 10 hours in Ubud, and it includes several items that add up fast if you tried to book them separately.

Included:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Lunch or a selection of meals
• Rafting
• Coffee tasting
• Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool bar food and drink voucher (Rp. 200.000/person)

Not included:

• Personal expenses

Here’s the value angle in plain terms: you’re paying for a full day of organized transport plus three different experiences (coffee, ATV, river sport) and a paid pool-bar break. For $80, that’s usually attractive compared with piecing together multiple providers, especially in a place like Ubud where moving between activities can eat time and energy.

One thing to clarify before you go: the coffee tasting and pool voucher are clear inclusions, and rafting is listed as included. The day also presents an option of tubing in the Japanese River Cave, so double-check how the swap works when you book and what’s guaranteed with your specific choice.

What to Bring for a Mud-and-Water Day in Ubud

The packing list here is not optional-sounding. It’s basically your day insurance:

Bring:

• Comfortable shoes
• Swimwear
• Change of clothes
• Towel
• Sandals
• Sunscreen

My practical advice: treat this as a two-bag day. One bag stays ready for ATV and water (swimwear, towel), and the other holds dry clothes for after. If you’re trying to figure it out on the road, you’ll be rushing while you’re already tired.

Sunscreen is a must. Even if you’re not thinking about sun, you’ll likely be outdoors on multiple stops.

Who Should Book This Ubud Adventure (and Who Should Skip It)

This tour fits best if you want a full Ubud day with active outdoor fun and don’t mind getting wet. You’ll probably enjoy it most if you:

• Like hands-on activities more than museums and viewpoints
• Want both land excitement (ATV) and water excitement (rafting/tubing)
• Prefer a structured day with pickup, meals, and a built-in cooldown

It’s not a fit if you:

• Have health restrictions like back or heart problems
• Are pregnant
• Need options suitable for children under 10

Even if you’re healthy, keep your expectations realistic. This is a physical itinerary, with mud, riding time, and a river segment.

If you’re planning a honeymoon-style calm week, you might still love it once as a contrast day—but you’ll want a lighter day before or after.

Booking Smart: Simple Checks to Make Before You Pay

Before you lock it in, I’d check these points so there are no surprises:

• Confirm your exact water option: Ayung River rafting or Japanese River Cave tubing
• Make sure the included meals match your needs (you’ll want enough food before the ATV and after the river)
• Plan your clothing around the pool stop: swap from wet to dry so you can actually relax at Tlaga Singha

Also consider timing. This tour is about 10 hours, so don’t book it as your last activity of the day if you have a late flight or you’ll be rushing out immediately afterward.

Final Verdict: Should You Book This Ubud Tour?

If you want an organized, high-energy day in Ubud—coffee tasting, ATV quad biking through countryside, a real river adventure, and a payoff at Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool—this tour is a strong match for $80. The best part is that it’s not just adrenaline; it includes a genuine recovery phase where you can actually enjoy the views.

I’d skip it only if you need low-impact activities, have health limitations listed by the tour, or you’re traveling with kids under 10. For everyone else, it’s a practical “do a lot in one day” option that stays fun from pickup to pool.

FAQ

How much does the Ubud ATV, rafting, and infinity pool tour cost?

The price is $80 per person.

How long is the tour?

The duration is 10 hours.

What activities are included in the tour?

It includes hotel pickup, lunch or a selection of meals, coffee tasting, ATV quad bike time, a river activity (rafting is listed as included), and time at Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool and Bar with a Rp. 200.000/person food and drink voucher.

Do I get to choose between rafting and another water activity?

Yes. You can choose between white water rafting on the Ayung River or tubing in the Japanese River Cave.

What should I bring and wear?

Bring comfortable shoes, swimwear, a change of clothes, a towel, sandals, and sunscreen.

Is the tour suitable for children or people with health concerns?

It is not suitable for children under 10 years, pregnant women, or people with back problems or heart problems.