Bali Infinity Pool and Atv Quad Biking with Private Hotel Transfer

Bali countryside, a river crossing, a cave, then an infinity pool with forest views: this outing puts two very different pleasures into one day. You ride your own ATV on a guided route, then trade mud and engine noise for a swim and a complimentary drink at Tlaga Singha near Ubud.

I like the varied ATV route, which takes in village scenery as well as rice paddies, forest, a river, a waterfall, and a cave. I also like the two-hour pool stop: it gives you time to unwind rather than treating the pool as a quick photo stop. One consideration is that the full outing takes about five to seven hours, and the ATV portion calls for moderate fitness.

At a glance

• The ATV ride lasts about 90 minutes. Expect village, rice paddy, forest, river, waterfall, and cave sections.
• You do not need prior ATV experience. Instructors are provided, along with a helmet and gum boots.
• Tlaga Singha gets two hours. Its two large swimming pools look out over forest, and a complimentary beverage is included.
• Lunch is covered. Choose fried rice or fried noodles, with mineral water.
• The tour includes a traditional jewelry workshop. At Sari Dewi, you can see jewelry made with gold, silver, and gemstones.
• The $36 price bundles key costs. Private transportation, ATV rental, lunch, and listed fees and taxes are included. ATV photos and videos cost an extra $20 per group.

From Kuta to Bali’s countryside

This is a private tour for your group, with hotel pickup offered in an air-conditioned vehicle. That arrangement matters on an outing that combines several stops: you do not need to arrange transport between the ATV site, the pool, and the jewelry workshop yourself. The full experience runs about five to seven hours, though time on the road can affect how the day feels.

The plan starts with the ATV ride, continues to Tlaga Singha near Ubud, and finishes at Sari Dewi. You get an active outdoor section, a long pool break, and a short craft visit. That variety is the appeal. It also means this is not a deep visit to any one place, so book it for a lively half-day outing rather than a slow, single-focus excursion.

The schedule assigns about two and a half hours to the ATV stop, including arrival and activity time, while the ride itself lasts around 90 minutes. The pool stop is two hours, and the jewelry visit takes about 40 minutes. The listed stops add up to a little over five hours before accounting for any additional transit or waiting time, which helps explain the five-to-seven-hour estimate.

Riding the village, river, and cave route

The ATV route is the main event. You ride through village areas, rice paddies, forest, a river, a waterfall, and a cave. That mix gives the ride more visual variety than a simple loop around a field. The route also takes you away from the busiest tourist zones, though you should expect an organized activity with instructors rather than a completely solitary ride.

No previous ATV experience is required, and you drive your own vehicle. Instructors are on hand, and the tour provides a helmet and gum boots. Those boots are useful on a route that includes water and uneven ground. Even so, the activity calls for moderate physical fitness, so be realistic about your comfort on an ATV and with a ride that includes several types of terrain.

The ride is about 90 minutes, with the overall ATV stop listed at two and a half hours. That extra time allows for the activity around the ride, though exact arrival and preparation times are not specified. Follow the instructors’ directions, especially on the river and cave sections, and ask about any part of the route you are unsure about before setting off.

Families may find the tandem option useful. The tour information specifically notes that children should ride tandem, rather than operating an ATV alone. One parent described having a great time with a child on the back, a practical sign that the activity can work as a shared family outing. The exact age or size limits are not provided, so check those details before booking if you are bringing a child.

The optional ATV photos and videos cost $20 per group. That is an extra, not part of the $36 tour price. If you want photos, decide in advance whether the add-on is worth it to you; if not, budget for the tour without it and keep your personal items secure during the ride.

Two hours at Tlaga Singha’s forest-view pools

After the ATV ride, you get a very different kind of Bali experience at Tlaga Singha, near Ubud. The stop includes two large swimming pools and a view over green forest. A complimentary beverage is included, and the two-hour visit gives you time to swim and rest rather than simply pause for a picture.

The pool is one of the strongest reasons to choose this combination. The ATV ride is noisy and physical by nature; the pool offers a calmer setting and a chance to cool down. A child who has ridden tandem may also welcome the change of pace. The pool stop is free of admission charges as part of the tour, but personal expenses are not included.

The included-items list mentions alcoholic beverages, while the stop description promises a free beverage without specifying its type. Treat the included drink as one complimentary beverage, and ask the operator what is available if the type matters to you. Do not assume that additional drinks or other purchases at the pool are covered.

Two hours is generous compared with a brief stop, but it is still a scheduled visit, not an open-ended pool day. If relaxing poolside is your main priority, consider that the day also includes the ATV ride, transfers, and a jewelry workshop. The pool is a substantial part of the outing, but not the whole trip.

Seeing jewelry made at Sari Dewi

The final stop is Sari Dewi, a traditional jewelry maker near Ubud. The visit lasts about 40 minutes, and you can learn how jewelry is made using gold, silver, and gemstones. The craft demonstration adds a cultural element to a day otherwise centered on outdoor activity and recreation.

This is a short introduction, not a long workshop or a hands-on class. The description does not specify whether you can make or purchase jewelry, so do not plan on a particular activity beyond seeing traditional processing. If jewelry-making interests you, the stop can add context to the day; if you want an in-depth craft experience, its brief duration may feel limited.

There is a small note of personal history in the tour description: it refers to a Balinese actress who made jewelry in the traditional way. It does not identify her, so the useful expectation is the demonstration of traditional jewelry-making, rather than a meeting with a named craftsperson or celebrity.

What $36 includes, and what it does not

At $36, the value comes from bundling several costs into one outing. The price includes private transportation, an air-conditioned vehicle, ATV rental, helmet and gum boots, lunch, mineral water, listed fees and taxes, and the pool stop with a complimentary beverage. You also get a guided ATV experience and the jewelry visit.

Lunch is fried rice or fried noodles, with mineral water. It is a practical meal included during a day out, rather than a separate restaurant visit. The tour does not specify additional menu choices, so tell the operator about dietary needs before booking rather than assuming alternatives are available.

The $20 photo and video option is extra, as are personal expenses. The included-items information also lists alcoholic beverages, but the pool description only guarantees a free beverage and gives no details about its type or quantity. Confirm directly if you want to know whether alcohol is part of the offer or what other purchases may cost.

Because the tour is private, your group participates together and has private transportation. That is useful for families or friends who want to move through the day as a unit. It does not necessarily mean you will have an ATV route to yourselves; the details do not state whether other riders may be on the course at the same time.

Who should choose this outing

I would consider this tour if you want an active Bali excursion with a comfortable break built into it. It suits first-time ATV riders who are ready to follow instructions, families interested in a tandem ride for a child, and groups who prefer private transport between stops. The combination also works well if you want a little more than an ATV-only outing without committing to a full day of sightseeing.

It is less suitable if you want a quiet, unhurried cultural visit or a long stretch of pool time. The route is the centerpiece, and the day includes several transfers and stops. The moderate fitness guidance is worth taking seriously: the ATV ride includes river and other varied terrain, and comfort levels will differ.

Weather matters, too. The experience requires good weather; if poor weather forces cancellation, you are offered a different date or a full refund. You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the start time. Inside that window, refunds are not available, and changes are not accepted.

Should you book it?

Book this if you like the idea of getting muddy on a varied ATV route, then cooling off at a forest-view pool without arranging your own transport. The included lunch, riding gear, and private vehicle make the $36 price appealing, while the short jewelry stop adds a change of pace.

Think twice if your main goal is a long pool day, a detailed craft lesson, or a very gentle outing. For a family, confirm the tandem ride requirements for your child before booking. For everyone else, the key question is simple: do you want an active ride followed by a proper swim break? If yes, this is a practical way to combine both.

FAQ

How long does the tour take?

The full experience takes about five to seven hours. The ATV stop is listed at two and a half hours, the pool visit at two hours, and the jewelry stop at 40 minutes, with transport time also part of the day.

Is hotel pickup included?

Pickup is offered, and private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle is included.

Do I need ATV experience?

No previous ATV experience is required. Instructors are provided, and you drive your own ATV.

What equipment is provided for the ATV ride?

A helmet and gum boots are provided.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is fried rice or fried noodles, and mineral water is included.

Are ATV photos and videos included in the price?

No. Photos and videos are optional and cost $20 per group.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.