A quad-bike day in Ubud is a great reset. What makes this trip feel special is the mix: jungle ATV tracks, then scenic rice-field country, then time to cool off at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools with a river view. I especially like (1) having gear sorted and guided riding so you can focus on the terrain, and (2) ending with an actual swim spot that feels like a reward, not just a stop. One possible drawback: the lunch is included, but it can be fairly basic, so don’t expect a fancy “wow” meal.

This is also built for real time on the ground. You’ll be in a private setup with pickup offered, and the full day runs about 8 to 10 hours, starting at 9:00 am—so it’s perfect when you want action now and a calm pool later.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Two ATV stops in one day across different tracks and scenery, not just one quick ride
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool time with two infinity pools overlooking a scenic riverside view
• Gear, guide, and towels included, plus changing-room access so you can freshen up after the ride
• Lunch included at the ATV finish point, which helps the day feel smooth (quality varies)
• Coffee and tropical fruit moments built into the route, with Balinese coffee and herbal drinks available as an optional add-on
• Private group experience with your group only, plus a private car and driver/guide

Why this all-in-one Ubud day works

This tour hits the best part of Bali for many visitors: switching gears fast. You go from muddy-fun off-road tracks to calm, pretty scenery and then to a resort-style swim by the river. That pacing matters. After ATV riding, even a short break can feel like you’re waiting all day; here, you get a meaningful reset at the pool.

The value also comes from what you don’t have to plan. ATV fees, helmet and boots, lunch, pool access, and the basics like locker/towel are included. Add pickup and a private car/driver, and the day becomes simple: show up, get equipped, ride, swim, eat, repeat.

Getting started at Pertiwi Adventure (ATV track time)

Your morning begins with an ATV experience at Pertiwi Adventure. The route is designed for off-road fun, with jungle trails and panoramic scenery along the way. The big appeal here is variety in what you’re riding through: you’re not just going in circles on a dusty track.

You’ll spend about 1 hour 30 minutes here. That’s enough time to feel like you actually did something, not just a “try it once” demo. The guide and equipment are part of the package, which keeps the focus on riding and safety instead of logistics.

One thing to set your expectations: ATV here means quad biking, not cycling. If you’re picturing a bicycle-like pace, you’ll be surprised—in a good way, but still, mentally prep for a bouncier, louder ride.

Second ride at Balaji Adventure Bali (rice views and lunch)

Next comes Balaji Adventure Bali, another ATV stop built around jungle and scenic rice-field country. This stretch is more about views than straight-up speed, and you’ll get that “Bali feels different from the road” feeling when you’re moving through farmland and village-adjacent areas.

You’ll be here about 2 hours, and this is also where lunch is included as part of the flow. The idea is good: fuel up before your swim. I like that it avoids the awkward “eat somewhere random” problem that turns an excursion into a hunt for food.

Now the honest note from experience-based feedback: lunch can be plain, and the chicken can be on the dry side. If you’re the type who gets fussy about meal quality on trips, plan to treat lunch as practical fuel, not a highlight. If you’re hungry and you’re ready for a swim afterward, it usually does the job.

The Bali stops between ATV and the pool (fruit and coffee moments)

Between the rides and Tlaga Singha, the day includes scenic breaks that feel very Bali without swallowing hours. You’ll see tropical fruit along the way and pass through a coffee plantation area. There’s also an optional chance to witness Balinese coffee and herbal drinks being made.

This part matters because it adds culture in a low-pressure way. You’re not doing a long, formal “tour of coffee.” Instead, you get a quick look, a taste option, and then you can move on with your day.

If you like taking home edible souvenirs, this is where it can happen. If you’d rather keep it simple, you can treat the coffee stop as a scenic break and focus on the main payoff: the river pool.

Cooling off at Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool (the real reward)

Tlaga Singha is the end-of-day reset button. After ATV, it feels almost unfair—in a good way—to go from off-road sweat to a pool with polished comfort.

You get access to the Tlaga Singha infinity pool complex, with two infinity pools that look out over the riverside scenery. The visual payoff is the point: the waterline blends into the view, and the setting feels relaxed rather than chaotic. After a long ride, this is where you stop performing and start enjoying.

You’ll spend about 2 hours at Tlaga Singha. That time block is right. It’s long enough to swim, take a breather, and settle your body after the ride. It also prevents the “pool stop that feels rushed” situation.

There’s also a practical perk: locker/towel access and changing/shower facilities are included. That means you’re not stuck with wet clothes and limited options. At the pool, you’ll also have drinks included—beer, wine, or soda—so the day ends with an easy kind of celebration.

Price and what you’re really paying for (and getting)

At $85.50 per person, the price looks like a lot until you break down what’s included. You’re paying for two ATV segments with equipment and guide support, plus lunch, plus pool access, plus transport in a private car setup with a driver/guide. Many Bali days feel “cheap” until you add tickets, taxis, and entrance fees one by one. This one stays predictable.

The best value is for people who want a full day without planning. Pickup offered, gear handled, and a structured route reduce the chance you lose time to traffic or indecision. You also avoid the headache of finding an ATV operator, a safe riding setup, and then a suitable pool venue on your own.

The only value caveat: the included lunch is not consistently described as amazing. It’s fine as part of a full package, but if you’re a foodie who wants a standout meal, you might want to budget for an extra snack later.

How the day flows (timing, transfers, and pace)

Start time is 9:00 am, and the whole thing runs about 8 to 10 hours. That length sounds long, but it fits the structure: two ride blocks, then pool time. You’re not just riding for an hour and then waiting.

A practical pacing tip: wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. The trip includes changing and showers later, but you still want to start the day comfortable enough to tolerate the ride. Bring extra clothes, since you’ll likely want dry options for after.

Also plan for a “long active day” rhythm. You’ll likely be hot during the off-road portions, then cooler once you’re at the pool. Having some patience with the transition moments makes the whole schedule feel smoother.

What to pack (so you’re comfortable after ATV)

This tour specifically asks you to bring extra clothes. I’d treat that as the main packing rule.

Beyond that, think in trip basics:

• Something you can wear for riding without stress
• A change for after your swim
• Any small personal items you’ll want at the pool

Photo or video can be purchased if you want extra memories. If that’s your style, you’ll probably want to keep a little extra cash or payment method available.

Who this tour fits best

This experience is ideal when you want an active Bali day without turning it into a DIY project.

It’s a strong pick for:

• People who like quad biking and want jungle + rice-field scenery, not just one straight route
• Couples or small groups who prefer a private group setup rather than mixing with strangers
• Travelers who want a clear ending point—swim first, relax after, done

It’s also a good fit if you’re visiting Ubud and you want one day that feels like a story: dirt roads in the morning, scenic breaks midday, and river infinity pools to wrap it up.

If you’re sensitive to dryness, plan around it—ATV + sun can be rough, and lunch may be basic. If you’re the type who needs gourmet meals, you may not love lunch quality.

Should you book it? My honest take

Book it if you want a single, well-structured day that combines two ATV sessions with a standout pool finish. The infinity pools at Tlaga Singha are the kind of ending that makes the effort feel worth it, and the included gear and pool setup keep the day from turning stressful.

Skip or reconsider if you’re very picky about lunch or you’d rather spend less time being active and more time doing one calm sightseeing area. Also, confirm your expectations: ATV here is quad biking, so treat it as a full-on ride day.

FAQ

What does the tour include?

It includes ATV ride fees, ATV equipment (helmet and boots), a guide, locker and towel at the pool, changing room/shower/towel access, and Tlaga Singha infinity pool access. Lunch is included at the ATV finish point, and drinks (beer/wine/soda) are included at Tlaga Singha.

How long is the tour?

The duration is about 8 to 10 hours.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 9:00 am.

Is pickup offered?

Yes, pickup is offered, and the tour includes a private car and driver/guide.

What is the minimum age?

The minimum age is 8 years old.

Can I buy photos or video?

Yes, photo or video is available for purchase.

Is cancellation free?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.