Off-road freedom feels better than it sounds. I like the ATV treks through village, rice paddies, forest, river, waterfall, and cave paths, and I really love the calm break at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pool with forest views. One thing to consider: this experience needs good weather, so if conditions are bad you’ll be rescheduled or refunded.

What makes this package strong is that it stacks big-ticket moments into one half-day: countryside adrenaline, a proper swimming-pool pause, and a short cultural stop at a traditional jewelry workshop. With private hotel transfer and lunch included, you’re not spending your day bouncing between separate bookings.

You don’t need riding experience, but you do need a moderate fitness level for uneven ground and getting in and out of the ATV. Also bring an open mind about wet footwear and a bit of mess—gum boots are provided, but this is still an off-road trek.

Quick highlights that matter

• Drive your own ATV on an instructor-led route through village, rice paddy, forest, river, waterfall, and cave areas
• Forest-view break at Tlaga Singha with two big swimming pools and a free drink while you relax
• Traditional jewelry practice at Sari Dewi working with gold, silver, and germ stones
• Value pricing with hotel pickup + lunch included (fried rice or fried noodles, plus mineral water)
• Child-friendly tandem option noted as a must for kids riding along
• Optional photos/videos at $20 per group for the ATV part

ATV time around Kuta: adrenaline with a real countryside route

If you’re staying near Kuta and you’ve already seen the usual beaches and shops, this day gives you a different Bali. The ATV route is designed to take you away from the crowded feel and into mixed scenery: village lanes, rice fields, and green forest sections, plus river and waterfall country.

The key is that you’re not just doing a short loop. The trek route is built around multiple terrain types—so you get that off-road “how is this even here?” feeling without needing special skills. Helmet and gum boots are provided, which matters in Bali because weather and ground conditions can change fast.

Also, this is a private tour for your group. That’s a quiet upgrade. You spend less time waiting and more time actually doing the activity—especially helpful if you’re traveling with kids or want a slower pace during breaks.

Stop 1 at Ride Bali Adventure: village, rice fields, cave, waterfall, and river paths

This is the main event. The ATV section runs about 90 minutes, and it’s taught and managed by instructors who are described as well experienced. You’ll ride through a mix of areas that keep the route from feeling repetitive.

Here’s what the route is built to show you:

• Village area riding: a look at daily life outside the tourist zones
• Rice paddy field sections: that classic Bali agriculture view, close up
• Forest, river, and waterfall treks: more nature, less “road” energy
• Cave trek: a more dramatic, adventure-style stop on the route

No experience is needed. That doesn’t mean it’s effortless—it just means the crew is set up to guide you and keep things safe. Your comfort level will depend on your willingness to ride over uneven ground and handle some dust or mud.

One practical note: the provided gum boots help, but you should still expect your feet to get wet or dirty at some point during an off-road day. If you’re the type who hates that, consider it a small trade for a day that actually feels like Bali beyond the scooter-and-mall routine.

Tlaga Singha infinity pool near Ubud: the calm counterpoint

After the ATV ride, you get the most needed thing in Bali: a cooldown with scenery. The pool stop is at a place near Ubud called Tlaga Singha.

This is where the day shifts gears. You’ll have about 2 hours here, plus a free beverage while you relax. The infinity pool setup includes two big swimming pools and green forest views, so even if you just want to sit with a drink, you can do it without feeling rushed.

Why this pool stop is worth your time:

• It’s not a quick photo stop. You actually get time to swim or lounge.
• The forest view gives your brain a break after the noise and movement of off-road riding.
• It’s a natural moment to rinse off mentally—even if you still need to wipe off gear physically.

If you’re traveling with kids, this pool break can be a lifesaver. The ATV part takes energy. Pool time turns that energy into something calmer, and the timing helps the whole day feel balanced instead of exhausting.

Jewelry workshop at Sari Dewi: gold, silver, and germ stones the traditional way

Then you hit a short, focused cultural stop at Sari Dewi, a jewelry maker using traditional processing.

The time here is about 40 minutes, which is just long enough to understand the basic steps without turning it into a lecture. You’ll see jewelry made using gold, silver, and germ stones (that’s how it’s described in the experience details).

This part works well for two types of travelers:

• Those who like to watch hands-on craft and understand how materials become something wearable.
• Those who want a change from outdoor activity without needing to hike again.

One word of advice: keep your expectations realistic. This is a short workshop stop, not a museum tour. The value is in seeing process and tools up close, and learning enough to appreciate what you might be tempted to buy later.

Price and logistics: what $36 really buys you

At $36, this is priced like a “good deal,” but it’s not just cheap—it’s bundled smart.

Included highlights that improve the value:

• Private transportation (and an air-conditioned vehicle)
• ATV rental plus helmet and gum boots
• Lunch: fried rice or fried noodles, plus mineral water
• Pool beverage at Tlaga Singha
• Admission tickets for the ATV activity and pool/jewelry stops as listed
• Optional photos/videos are extra: $20 per group

For a day with an ATV trek plus an infinity pool time slot, paying for separate transfers and individual tickets would usually cost more. This package holds together because it’s built around a tight schedule: you’re not spending half your day traveling between different zones.

One consideration is how you’ll spend your extra money if you want keepsakes. The ATV photos/videos are optional, but once you’re muddy and in action, the $20 per group cost can feel tempting.

What to bring (and what to expect) on an ATV + pool day

You’ll have gum boots and a helmet, so your “must-have” list is simpler than some ATV tours. Still, you want to be ready for the reality of off-road riding.

Here’s what matters most:

• Wear clothes you’re okay getting dirty/wet
• Plan for a second outfit or something easy to change into after the ATV
• Bring a basic dry bag if you like keeping phones protected
• If you’re sensitive to heat, wear light layers for the ride and plan to change afterward

Your physical fitness should be moderate. That’s not a heavy hike level, but it does mean you’ll be doing some movement on uneven ground during the trek areas.

For children, the experience specifically notes that a tandem ride is a must. If you’re traveling with a kid, make sure you plan for how they’ll sit comfortably and how you’ll manage gear and photos.

How long will your day feel? Timing that stays manageable

The total duration is about 5 to 7 hours, depending on the day’s flow. The activity blocks are roughly:

• ATV adventure: about 90 minutes for riding time
• Pool time: about 2 hours
• Jewelry stop: about 40 minutes
• Plus transit, changing, and buffers

This is a good half-day format. It’s long enough to feel like you did something meaningful, but short enough to still keep your evening open for dinner in Kuta or wherever you’re staying.

Since it’s private, you may also get a more flexible pace for your group compared with larger shared tours.

Weather matters: when plans shift

This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

That’s important for two reasons:

• ATV conditions can change quickly in rain
• Pool time is only enjoyable if you’re not rushed or dealing with unsafe surfaces

If your Bali trip is tight, try to pick a day that isn’t your most schedule-packed. Then you have cushion if weather forces a change.

Who this tour fits best (and who should rethink it)

This combination works especially well for:

• First-timers in Bali who want one day that mixes adventure with relaxation
• People staying in or near Kuta who don’t want to spend the whole trip commuting
• Families, because there’s a clear tandem option for kids and a real pool break afterward
• Travelers who like craft and culture, even if only in a short 40-minute format

You might want to reconsider if:

• You hate getting your feet dirty or wet
• You struggle with uneven ground and moderate physical movement
• You’re traveling on a day where weather changes would throw off your entire schedule

Should you book the Bali infinity pool + ATV day?

I’d book it if you want value and variety in one smooth package. The mix of an off-road route (village, rice paddy, forest, river, waterfall, cave) followed by a real infinity pool timeout at Tlaga Singha is a smart pairing. Add lunch and hotel transfer, and the $36 price starts to make sense as more than just a deal.

The biggest reason not to book is weather risk. If your trip is inflexible or you’re arriving on the day of the tour with no backup plan, consider picking a date with margin.

If you’re okay with a bit of mess, moderate activity, and the joy of switching from adventure to a forest-view pool, this is exactly the kind of Bali day that feels like it belongs to the island—not a checkbox.

FAQ

How long is the ATV and infinity pool experience?

The total duration is about 5 to 7 hours.

What does the tour include for the price?

It includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, all fees and taxes, lunch (fried rice or fried noodles and mineral water), helmet and gum boots for ATV riding, and a free beverage at the infinity pool. The experience also includes admission tickets for the activities as listed.

Do I need ATV riding experience?

No experience is necessary. The route is guided by instructors, and you can drive your own ATV through the countryside.

Is there an option for children to ride?

Yes. The experience notes a tandem ride for children.

What is the infinity pool stop near Ubud?

The pool stop is at Tlaga Singha near Ubud. It has an infinity pool area with two big swimming pools and green forest views, plus a free beverage.

What if I need to cancel or the weather is bad?

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, it isn’t refunded. The experience requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.