Bali All Inclusive : Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool & Atv Adventure

Quad bikes, bamboo, then infinity pool. I love the ATV ride through jungle and rice-field scenery and how the day ends at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools with river views. The main drawback to plan for is that the included lunch can be pretty basic, and the chicken has been reported on the dry side.

This is a true all-day mix of action and unwind, starting at 9:00 am with pickup and a private car and driver. You get ATV equipment, a guide, shower and changing options after riding, plus pool access with towels and a locker, so you are not stuck scrambling for basics mid-day.

If you want a day that feels like you got out of town and back again with minimal fuss, this fits well. Just come ready to get dirty on the quad bike parts, and bring extra clothes so you can switch out before the pool.

Key things I’d highlight before you go

• Two different ATV stops with jungle trails and rice scenery, not just one short ride
• Tlaga Singha’s infinity pools on a river setting, with time to actually relax
• Lunch included at the ATV finish point, plus an easy transition to the pool stop
• Optional coffee and herbal drink tasting plus a chance to see tropical fruit and plantation areas
• Gear and facilities included, including helmet and boots, plus towels, locker, and changing room options

Starting From Ubud at 9:00: The Smooth Setup

This day runs long enough to feel like a real outing, about 8 to 10 hours in total. The start is 9:00 am, and pickup is offered, with a private car and driver or guide included. That matters in Bali, where travel time can eat your morning if you are not organized.

Your ride plan is built around a simple flow: ATV activity first, lunch in the middle, then the pool club near the end. You also get what you need to stay comfortable, like ATV equipment (helmet and boots) and on-site changing and shower facilities.

One more practical note: the experience is for groups only in the sense that it is set up privately for your group. That can be a plus if you want less waiting around, and it also helps you keep your day on schedule.

Pertiwi Adventure ATV Track: Jungle Trails and Rice-Field Views

Your first stop is Pertiwi Adventure, where the focus is on a jungle ATV route with scenic breaks that can include rice views. The time on this first segment is about 1 hour 30 minutes, which is long enough to stop feeling like you are just doing a quick demo run.

ATV riding in Bali is not the same as pedal cycling in Europe. It is quad biking, and you should expect real off-road movement, dust, and the kind of bumpy track that makes you think about braking and turning. The guide and equipment help, but you still want the right mindset.

What I like about this opening segment is that it sets the tone early. You get into the motion right away, and by the time you are done, you know the rhythm of riding: how the track flows, when you hit the rougher patches, and how to keep your focus on the trail.

A small consideration: you will want to wear clothes you do not mind getting covered. Even with boots and helmet, the experience is outdoors, and the track can be messy. This is where bringing extra clothes becomes more than a suggestion.

Balaji Adventure Bali ATV, Rice Scenery, and Included Lunch

The next stop is Balaji Adventure Bali, and this is where the itinerary really earns its all-day label. You are looking at about 1.5 to 2 hours riding through jungle and scenic rice-field areas, again with a guide and included equipment.

This second ATV segment usually feels different from the first because it keeps moving and adds more variety in scenery. The format is also designed to keep you from burning time. You ride, you take in the countryside views when they open up, and you keep moving toward lunch.

Lunch is included at the ATV finish point, and that is an important value piece. A lot of ATV days on the island can be expensive once you add food, and this one folds it in so your day stays predictable.

Here is the balanced reality check from what people report: the meal can be plain, and some have found the chicken dry. You cannot fix that once you are on the track, so I would treat lunch as fuel, not a highlight. If you are picky, you might want to bring a light snack for before or after, but keep it simple so it does not turn into extra packing.

After lunch, you move on to the optional tasting area and then the pool club. That keeps the day from feeling like a long grind of only riding.

Tropical Fruit and Coffee Plantation Optional Stops

Between the ATV world and the river-pool world, there is time set aside for tropical fruit and a coffee plantation area. You can see how Balinese coffee and herbal drinks are produced, and the tasting part is described as optional.

I like this intermission because it gives your body a reset. After quad biking, your legs and lower back have enough strain. Even a short, low-key stop like this helps you avoid feeling like you are going straight from chaos into swimming.

You should go into this portion with the right expectations. This is not a deep history museum tour. It is more about seeing plantation areas, understanding the basic process of coffee and herbal drinks, and deciding on the optional experience if it interests you.

Also, it is a good time to think about your pool plan. If you want photos, this is when to pause and check your outfit and bags, then get ready to switch into swim-friendly mode.

Tlaga Singha Infinity Pools: River Views and Real Relaxation Time

Your final stop is Tlaga Singha Bali, a tropical river pool club with a world-class facility. You get about 2 hours here, which is the right amount of time to enjoy the space instead of rushing through it.

The headline is the infinity pool experience. You can swim in two infinity pools with scenic riverside views. This is the part of the day that tends to feel restorative, especially after being jostled around on a quad bike. Your body finally has room to slow down.

Another included perk: at Tlaga Singha, you get a drink option, listed as beer, wine, or soda. That is a nice touch if you want to celebrate a little without adding extra costs.

You also get locker and towel support, plus changing-room and shower amenities in the overall inclusions. In practice, this means you can avoid the awkward transition from muddy ATV clothing to pool time, which is where a lot of day trips fall apart.

Timing matters here. Two hours goes faster than you think once you are in the water and taking in the river views. If you want a calm experience, arrive with swimwear ready and plan to spend the first part settling in, not searching for your towel.

What You Actually Get for the $85.50 Price

At $85.50 per person, the value comes from how many moving parts are included. You are paying for:

• Two ATV rides with guides and equipment (helmet and boots)
• Lunch at the ATV finish point
• Transport via private car and driver or guide, with pickup offered
• Tlaga Singha infinity pool access plus towel and locker
• A drink at Tlaga Singha

When you price ATV days piecemeal, transport, gear, and food add up quickly. Folding those costs into one package is what makes this feel like a deal, especially if you do not want to coordinate multiple vendors.

The only real cost you may face is personal expenses, and there is an optional upsell for photo or video purchase. If you like action shots, that can be worth it. If not, you can ignore it and focus on enjoying the ride and pool.

Also, the tour is designed for a minimum age of 8 years old, so it can work for families with older kids who are ready for real quad biking. Just make sure the kid can handle the equipment and the physical nature of off-road riding.

Practical Tips: How to Stay Comfortable and Get Great Photos

This day has two very different environments: dirt and water. You will feel it more than you expect if you do not plan your clothes.

Wear and pack smarter

• Bring extra clothes. Even a careful ride usually leads to dust or mud.
• Keep a small bag for phone and wallet, since you will have to switch from ATV time to pool time.
• Use a simple plan for footwear. You get boots during ATV riding, so just bring something easy for after.

At the pool

• Use the locker and towel setup right away so you are not juggling things while you are wet.
• Plan your swimming time with photos in mind. The river-view setting is the star, so pick spots that let you enjoy the view without rushing.

During ATV

• Listen to the guide about how the track works. The best riders are usually the ones who follow instructions early, not the ones who try to force speed.
• Assume you will get at least slightly dirty. That mindset keeps you calm when you see dust on your gear.

One more small tip: you start at 9:00 am, so think about breakfast timing. You will be using energy early, then you get lunch mid-day, and the pool comes later. If you skip breakfast, you might feel it during the first ATV stop.

Who This Tour Suits Best (and Who Might Prefer Something Else)

This fits best if you want an active Ubud-area day without complicated planning. You get two ATV portions, a lunch stop, and then a pool finale at Tlaga Singha.

It is also a good match if you like variety. Some ATV trips are just riding with little scenery and a quick stop. Here, the route description specifically points to jungle trails, bamboo forest, rice paddies, and traditional village areas along the way. That variety is the difference between a ride that feels repetitive and one that feels like you actually traveled through the island.

You might consider skipping it if you dislike off-road mess. The quad bike segments are the main activity, and even with helmet and boots, you should expect dust and uncomfortable dryness if you are not prepared with extra clothes.

If you care most about food, treat lunch as included fuel, not a gourmet destination. The pool time is a stronger payoff than the meal.

Should You Book This Bali All Inclusive Day?

I think you should book it if you want a full-day package that combines real quad biking with a satisfying wind-down at a top-tier pool club. The biggest reason to say yes is the balance: action first, then relaxation, with food, transport, and pool access folded in.

I would not book it if you are hoping for a luxury ATV day where everything stays clean and the meal is fancy. Based on the practical pattern of included experiences, your best payoff is the infinity pool, the river views, and the fun you get from riding.

If you are traveling with kids aged 8 and up, this can be a strong choice because the day is structured, the gear is provided, and the pool end makes it feel like more than just an ATV outing.

If you want one tight plan for Ubud that does not sprawl into multiple separate bookings, this all-inclusive ATV plus Tlaga Singha day is a solid bet.

FAQ

How long is the Bali All Inclusive ATV and Tlaga Singha pool experience?

The total time is about 8 to 10 hours, starting at 9:00 am.

Do they pick me up in Ubud?

Pickup is offered, and a private car with a driver or guide is included.

What ATV equipment is included?

Helmet and boots are included, along with a guide and the ATV ride fee.

Is lunch included?

Yes, lunch is included at the ATV finish point.

Is there time to swim at Tlaga Singha?

Yes, infinity pool access is included, and you get about 2 hours at Tlaga Singha.

Are drinks included?

At Tlaga Singha, you get a drink option listed as beer, wine, or soda.

What is the minimum age to join?

The minimum age is 8 years old, and you should bring extra clothes since you may get dirty during the ATV riding.