Thing to do – ATV Quad Bike, River Tubing and Tlaga Singha

Bali’s countryside is the draw here, but the day mixes three very different ways to enjoy it: river tubing, an ATV route through fields and village terrain, and a swim at Tlaga Singha. I like the contrast between an active ride and a slower pool stop, and the ATV route’s promised mix of rice fields, farms, jungle, river and an old tunnel sounds more varied than a simple circuit.

The caution is that the tubing water has been described as not very clean, and one account found the ATV ride shorter than expected, with no waterfalls on the mud track. The day also comes with conflicting descriptions of its route, so confirm exactly which stops are included before you pay.

At a glance

• Three contrasting stops: River tubing near Tampaksiring, an ATV ride around Singapadu Kaler, and Tlaga Singha in Singapadu.
• The ATV route is the main active outing: Expect a safety briefing and practice before riding an automatic quad along countryside tracks.
• Tlaga Singha is the wind-down: Its two infinity pools overlook the riverside, with a swim-up bar and Indonesian food on offer.
• Plan for a full day: The outing is listed at eight to nine hours, while each activity stop is described as about two hours.
• Check the route and total cost: A separate description mentions a temple-and-lake circuit, and one account describes a $290 charge, details that need clarification.
• Pickup and private touring are offered: Your group participates on its own, and you receive a mobile ticket.

Three stops, three different moods

This outing aims to combine action and downtime rather than focus on one side of Bali. You start with river tubing, move on to an ATV ride, then finish at Tlaga Singha, a pool club in Singapadu. It can suit you if you want an active day but do not want every hour spent on a vehicle or trail.

The order matters. Tubing and ATV riding are the two activity-heavy stops, while the pool visit offers a chance to slow down. The advertised total is eight to nine hours, with roughly two hours assigned to each stop. That leaves time for transfers, but the precise schedule and pickup time are not provided.

One important planning point: the day’s description also names Batukaru Temple, Jatiluwih, Bedugul, Gobleg village, and Tanah Lot. Those places do not appear among the timed stops for this ATV, tubing, and pool outing. Do not assume the temple-and-lake route is part of your day without confirming it with the operator. These are separate-sounding plans, and the difference could change both the route and how you judge the price.

River tubing near Tampaksiring

Tubing is presented as a way to take a break from Bali’s towns and enjoy a stretch of river from a simple floating tube. The stop is scheduled for about two hours. That time may include getting ready and other activity arrangements, so it is safer not to read it as two uninterrupted hours on the water.

The natural setting is part of the appeal, but water quality is a fair concern. One account of the trip found the river not very clean and did not enjoy the tubing. That is a subjective judgment, but it is useful to keep in mind if you are sensitive to murky water or expect a pristine swimming spot.

The information does not specify river conditions, safety equipment, the exact tubing route, or whether the activity includes rapids. Ask for those details if they matter to you. The description calls tubing a fresh activity and links it to a peaceful break from the city, but it does not promise a high-adrenaline run. Go in expecting a river outing, not a white-water expedition.

ATV riding around Singapadu Kaler

The ATV stop is the clearest fit for anyone seeking a little mud and motion. The route is described as passing rice fields, local villages, farms, rivers, jungle, plantations, and a long tunnel dating to the Dutch period. That variety gives the ride more local texture than simply circling a prepared track.

The vehicles are automatic, and the operator says no earlier riding experience is needed. You are meant to receive a safety briefing and instruction, then practise operating the quad before following the route with staff and guides. That beginner-friendly setup is useful if you have never ridden an ATV, though you should still be comfortable handling a motorized vehicle on uneven ground.

Allow for roughly one and a half to two hours on the ride, depending on how quickly you drive. One person found the quad bike fun but not long enough, and specifically noted a muddy track without waterfalls. That is a helpful check on expectations: the route may be enjoyable without matching the more dramatic version you have pictured.

Wear clothes you can get dirty, and ask what protective gear is provided before setting off. The information does not say what clothing or footwear is supplied, nor does it specify age limits or passenger arrangements. Those are sensible questions to settle before booking, especially if you are travelling with children or do not want to ride alone.

Tlaga Singha’s pools and riverside setting

The final stop is Tlaga Singha, described as a tropical pool club in Singapadu, south of Ubud. Its two infinity pools look toward a riverside view, and the venue also has a swim-up bar, Indonesian food, spa treatments, event spaces, and parking. For this tour, the key draw is likely the pool setting: after two active stops, you can spend time swimming and relaxing.

The scheduled visit is about two hours. That is enough time to enjoy a swim and take a pause, but it is not a full resort day. The information does not clarify whether pool access, food, drinks, or spa services are included in the tour price. Treat those as separate until the operator confirms otherwise.

Tlaga Singha is described as a luxurious venue, which can make the stop feel more polished than the countryside activities. That contrast may be exactly what you want, though it also means the overall day is not purely village-based or low-key. If authentic rural scenery is your main goal, the ATV route is the more relevant part. If a comfortable place to unwind matters, the pool stop adds a different kind of value.

What the $129 price needs to cover

At $129 per person, the package may offer reasonable value if it includes private pickup, the tubing activity, ATV use, guides, and entry to Tlaga Singha. But the details supplied do not spell out which costs are included. The activity stops are marked without separate admission prices, which does not settle whether food, drinks, equipment, or pool access come with the tour.

There is also a cost that deserves a direct question. One account describes a $290 charge, but does not explain whether that amount was for one person, a group, or extra purchases. It cannot be compared cleanly with the $129 listed price. Before booking, ask for the full amount for your party and a clear breakdown of what is included and what you pay on the day.

Meals are another gap. A separate description says lunch is served at a local restaurant, but that description also names temples and mountain stops that do not appear in the three activity stops. Do not count on lunch being included in this outing unless the operator confirms it. If food is not covered, budget for it separately.

This is a private tour, so only your group participates. That can be valuable if you prefer not to share the vehicle or activity schedule with strangers, though private does not automatically mean the ride itself is exclusive at every venue. Pickup is offered, and the mobile ticket makes it easier to keep the booking details at hand.

The tour is often booked about 60 days in advance. If your dates are fixed, it is sensible to plan ahead, but booking early is not a reason to skip the questions about the route and price. Free cancellation is available until 24 hours before the start time; changes made inside that period are not accepted, and cancellation inside 24 hours is not refundable.

Who will get the most from this day

I would consider this outing if you want a full day with a mix of motorized activity, river time, and a comfortable place to swim. The ATV stop is especially suited to beginners who are curious about quad biking, since the ride is automatic and includes instruction and practice. You should still be willing to get muddy and follow the guide’s directions.

It may be less appealing if you want a long, challenging ATV route, crystal-clear water, or a tightly focused cultural tour. The information does not promise waterfalls on the ride, and the tubing water may not suit everyone. Nor should you book it expecting to visit the named temples and mountain lakes unless those stops are confirmed as part of your actual schedule.

The best way to judge the value is to think of the day as a package of three short experiences, not a single long adventure. The balance is its appeal: one active ride, one river activity, and one pool break. The same variety can feel scattered if you expected a deep look at one place or a full day of riding.

Should you book it?

Book this tour if the combination of ATV riding, tubing, and pool time sounds better than choosing just one activity, and if the operator confirms the exact route and all charges in writing. The automatic quad, supervised practice, and private-group format are practical advantages for a first ride.

Hold off if the river’s condition is a major concern, or if you are counting on a long ride, waterfalls, lunch, or a temple circuit. Get the route and inclusions clear first. At $129, the day could be good value, but the unanswered questions about the $290 charge and the conflicting route descriptions make that confirmation essential.

FAQ

How long does the tour take?

The full outing is listed as approximately eight to nine hours. The tubing, ATV, and Tlaga Singha stops are each described as about two hours.

Is pickup offered?

Yes. Pickup is offered, but the pickup time and exact arrangements are not specified.

Do I need ATV experience?

No prior riding experience is stated as necessary. The ATV stop includes a safety briefing, operating instructions, and practice before the ride.

Is the tour private?

Yes. It is described as a private activity, with only your group participating.

Is lunch included?

The activity details do not confirm that lunch is included. A separate description mentions a local restaurant, but its route differs from the three listed activity stops, so confirm meals with the operator.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refundable, and changes inside that period are not accepted.