Bali All Inclusive : Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool & Atv Adventure

Fast wheels, cool water, one full Bali day. This private Ubud outing pairs an ATV ride through jungle, rice fields, bamboo forests, and villages with a lazy afternoon at Tlaga Singha. I like the strong contrast between muddy adventure and polished pool time, and I like that private transport, lunch, equipment, towels, and a drink are included. The main catch is simple: the lunch may be plain, and the day can run close to 10 hours.

You start at about 9 a.m. and spend roughly two hours on quad bikes before eating at the finish point. I especially like that you do not need to arrange separate transfers between the ride and the pool. Still, you should bring extra clothes, and anyone hoping for a quiet, short outing may find the ATV portion tiring.

The package costs $85.50 per person and is designed for your group alone. That price makes sense if you value door-to-door transport and a full day of activities, but less so if you only want a pool visit or a quick ATV session.

Key points to know before booking

• The ATV ride is quad biking, not pedal cycling: You ride a motorized four-wheeler on off-road routes.
• The route mixes several sides of Bali: Expect jungle tracks, bamboo, rice paddies, tropical plants, coffee-growing areas, and traditional villages.
• Tlaga Singha is the gentler second half: Two infinity pools overlook scenic riverside views and provide a calm change of pace.
• Private transport keeps the day easy: A private car and driver or guide are included, with no need to manage separate transfers.
• Lunch is included but not the star: One meal is provided at the ATV finish point, though the food may be basic.
• Pack for mud, water, and changing: Helmets, boots, showers, changing rooms, lockers, and towels are supplied, but extra clothes are essential.

A full day that changes gears

This outing works because it is not trying to be only one thing. The first half gives you noise, motion, dirt, and rough tracks. The second gives you loungers, still water, and wide views from Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools.

The schedule begins around 9 a.m. and lasts approximately eight to ten hours. That is a substantial portion of your day, so I would not place another major Ubud activity afterward. You will get more from the experience if you treat it as your main day out rather than something squeezed between other plans.

Because this is a private activity, only your own group participates. That matters if you want a more relaxed pace in the car or prefer not to share every stop with strangers. The driver or guide also handles the transport between the ATV site, lunch, and Tlaga Singha.

Pertiwi Adventure and the first ATV session

The opening stop is Pertiwi Adventure, where the ATV portion begins. The listed riding time is about one hour and 30 minutes, while the wider ATV program is described as roughly one and a half to two hours. In practical terms, expect a proper off-road outing rather than a short photo ride around a small field.

You receive the basic riding equipment, including a helmet and boots. The package also includes a guide, changing facilities, a shower, and a towel. These details are not decoration. An off-road ride through tropical terrain can leave you wet or muddy, so access to a shower before lunch and the pool is especially useful.

The route is the main attraction. You may pass through jungle paths, bamboo forest, rice paddies, and village areas. This gives you a look at Bali away from the polished resort strip. The changing scenery also keeps the ride from feeling like repeated laps on one track.

The activity is called ATV, but you should understand what that means here. It is quad biking on a motorized vehicle, not cycling. One ride description uses the phrase ATV ride, while a participant specifically clarified the difference for European visitors. If you arrive expecting bicycles, you will be surprised. If you want a powered off-road ride, this is the right kind of activity.

You do not need previous equipment because the ride fee, vehicle, safety gear, and guide are included. Still, this is not a passive sightseeing stop. You will need to handle the quad bike and cope with uneven ground. The minimum age is eight, and most people can participate, but the physical feel of the ride may not suit everyone.

Jungle paths, rice paddies, and village views

The best part of the ATV route is its variety. Jungle tracks bring the rougher, more playful side of the ride. Bamboo areas add a distinctly tropical setting, while rice paddies open the view and slow the visual pace.

Traditional villages along the route give the day some local context. You are not simply riding around a purpose-built amusement track. The exact amount of time spent in each setting is not specified, so you should think of these as features along the route rather than guaranteed long stops for sightseeing.

The route also passes areas with tropical fruits and coffee plantations. A stop connected with coffee production and Balinese herbal drinks may be available as an optional addition before the pool visit. Since it is optional, do not count on it as a fixed part of the schedule. If it is offered, it can add a useful look at local produce and drinks without changing the main shape of the day.

You should also keep your expectations practical. This is an adventure ride with scenery, not a dedicated cultural tour. You will see rural Bali while moving through it, but the quad bike remains the focus.

Lunch at the ATV finish point

Lunch is served at the end of the ATV activity, before you continue to Tlaga Singha. That timing is sensible. You can clean up, eat, and settle down before the more leisurely part of the day.

The meal is included in the price, which saves you from arranging food during a long outing. One useful warning is that the quality may be uneven. The chicken has been described as dry and the meal as plain, while another account considered the provided lunch one of the best meals of the day. I would treat lunch as convenient fuel rather than a reason to book the experience.

This is also a good point to use the changing room and shower. Bring a complete change of clothes, not just a spare shirt. You may want dry clothes for the car and a fresh set for the pool, especially if you prefer not to sit in damp riding gear.

Tlaga Singha’s two infinity pools

After the ATV ride and lunch, you spend about two hours at Tlaga Singha Bali. The venue is described as a tropical river pool club with two infinity swimming pools and world-class facilities. Its appeal is visual and atmospheric: the pools overlook scenic riverside views, creating a striking contrast with the rougher ATV tracks.

This is the part of the day where you can slow down. After handling a quad bike, you can swim, dry off, and enjoy the setting without another major activity pressing you forward. The pool stop is not an afterthought. It gives the trip a proper finish and helps justify the full-day format.

Access to Tlaga Singha is included, along with a locker and towel. A drink is included too, with the package specifying beer, wine, or soda. Since personal expenses are not included, you should budget separately for anything beyond the stated inclusions.

The pool area is luxurious, but remember that the visit is still limited to about two hours. That is enough for a swim and a break, but it may feel brief if your main goal is a long afternoon at a pool club. If you want several hours of lounging, a dedicated Tlaga Singha visit would give you more time.

What the private car adds

Private transport is one of the strongest practical features. The package includes a private car and driver or guide, taking your group between the activities. You do not need to find your own way to the ATV site, locate the lunch stop, or arrange a separate ride to the pool.

This also makes the day easier for families and small groups. You can keep your belongings in the vehicle, subject to the normal care you would use on any outing, and move through the schedule without coordinating with a larger bus.

The tradeoff is time. An eight to ten-hour tour can include significant road time, depending on conditions and the pickup area. The schedule gives a 9 a.m. start but does not state an exact finish time. Keep your evening flexible.

Is $85.50 good value?

At $85.50 per person, this is not the cheapest way to ride an ATV or visit an infinity pool. You are paying for a combined day rather than one attraction.

The price includes the ATV fee, helmet, boots, guide, lunch, shower, changing room, towel, locker, Tlaga Singha entry, one listed drink, and private transport. When you add those separate costs in your head, the package becomes easier to understand. It is particularly good value for a small group that wants convenience and does not want to negotiate transport between stops.

The value is weaker if you already have a car and driver, dislike quad biking, or would rather spend a full day at a pool. You are also paying for a long schedule, so make sure you actually want both halves of the experience.

The strongest praise focuses on the combination itself. The ATV ride provides the excitement, and the pool gives you a memorable end to the day. That balance is the package’s main selling point.

Practical preparation for the ride

Wear clothes you do not mind getting dirty. Extra clothes are specifically recommended, and I would regard them as essential rather than optional. Closed footwear is less important because riding boots are supplied, but comfortable clothing will make the outing easier.

A phone or camera may capture good moments, but protect it from water and mud. Photo and video services are available for purchase, so you may have the option of buying professional images rather than trying to film every section yourself.

The tour is suitable from age eight, and most people can participate. That does not mean every person will enjoy the physical demands. If you dislike motorized activities, uneven routes, or getting dirty, the pool portion alone may suit you better.

You should also allow time for the shower and clothing change. Rushing straight from the ride into the car would take away some of the comfort built into the schedule.

Who should book this Ubud day trip?

I would recommend it to couples, families with older children, and small groups who want a varied day without arranging every detail themselves. It works especially well if you have limited time in Bali and want both an active outing and a polished pool setting in one booking.

It is also a good fit if you want to see rural scenery without committing to a long walking route. The ATV lets you cover jungle, bamboo, rice fields, and village areas in one outing.

I would be more cautious if your priority is food, serious cultural interpretation, or a slow pool day. Lunch is practical rather than guaranteed to be memorable, and the optional coffee or herbal drink stop is not the central feature. The ATV ride is the main event, with Tlaga Singha providing the recovery period.

The high rating reflects a generally strong experience, with particular praise for the fun quad biking, helpful drivers, and beautiful pools. The dry chicken and plain lunch are fair warnings, but they do not erase the value of the wider day.

My booking verdict

Book this tour if you want one active Bali day with a relaxing finish and value private transport. The ATV route gives you more than a simple motor ride, while Tlaga Singha adds a polished setting that makes the day feel special.

Skip it if you want a quiet pool afternoon, a gourmet lunch, or a short activity close to your hotel. For everyone else, the combination is hard to fault: ride through Bali’s rural edges, clean up, eat, and finish beside the river with a drink and an infinity-pool view.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the 9 a.m. start time. Changes or cancellations made inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The stated start time is 9 a.m.

How long does the full experience last?

The full outing lasts approximately eight to ten hours.

Is the ATV activity pedal cycling?

No. The activity is quad biking on a motorized ATV. It is not bicycle riding.

What is included in the ATV portion?

The ATV ride fee, helmet, boots, guide, changing room, shower, and towel are included.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is provided at the ATV finish point before you continue to Tlaga Singha.

What is included at Tlaga Singha?

Entry to the infinity pool area, a locker, a towel, and one listed drink of beer, wine, or soda are included.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is eight years old. Most people can participate, although the activity still requires handling a quad bike and riding on off-road tracks.