ATVs, pools, and jewelry in one day. This Kuta-based combo takes you away from the crowds for a countryside quad ride, then cools you down at Tlaga Singha’s infinity pool with a forest view. After that, you’ll watch traditional jewelry making at Sari Dewi using gold, silver, and gemstones.

I love how straightforward the day feels: private hotel transfer keeps you from wrestling with scooters and timetables. The other big win for me is the infinity pool setup at Tlaga Singha—two big pools, green views, and a free drink while you relax.

One thing to plan for: this experience depends on good weather, and the ATV route includes cave/river/waterfall terrain. Even with gum boots provided, expect it to feel active and a bit muddy.

Key things to know before you go

• You drive your own ATV even with no experience required, plus helmet and gum boots are provided.
• A full mix of scenery on the ride: village, rice paddies, forest, river, waterfall, and cave treks.
• Tlaga Singha is the reset button: infinity pool, two big pools, forest view, and a free beverage.
• Jewelry making is real and hands-on at Sari Dewi, focused on gold, silver, and gemstone processing.
• Private group setup means it’s just your group in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Photos/videos cost extra (optional $20 per group), so decide if you want a paid memory package.

Why this Bali mix makes sense from Kuta

If you’re starting in Kuta and you want more than beach time, this day plan has the right shape: action first, then calm, then culture. You trade Bali traffic stress for a private car ride that handles the moving parts for you.

The pacing is also practical. The ATV portion gets you into the countryside vibe, and then you shift to a pool stop where you can actually recover—no rush, about two hours at the infinity pool.

Price and logistics: what you really get for $36

For around $36, you’re getting a lot bundled in: private transportation, lunch, helmet and gum boots, and admission to the key activities. That’s the big reason this feels like value instead of a bunch of small add-ons pretending to be a deal.

Here’s what’s included that matters most:

• Private transport with an air-conditioned vehicle
• Lunch (fried rice or fried noodles) plus mineral water
• ATV gear: helmet and gum boots
• Free beverage at the infinity pool area
• Fees and taxes are covered

What’s not included is also clear: photos/videos at the ATV activity cost $20 per group, and you’ll have personal expenses. In other words, you can keep spending under control if you skip the optional media package.

Getting picked up and keeping it private

You’ll have pickup offered, and the tour runs as a private tour/activity for only your group. That’s useful in Bali, where it’s easy for shared tours to feel like constant waiting.

The ride itself is air-conditioned, which helps a lot once the day gets warm. And since the stop near Ubud is built into the plan, you’re not trying to string together multiple half-day ideas on your own.

ATV Quad Biking: village-to-cave route with gum boots and a helmet

The ATV portion is the main event, and it’s designed to feel like you’re seeing Bali beyond the usual shortcuts. The ride is about 90 minutes, with a longer stop time (around 2 hours 30 minutes total) that leaves room for setup and instruction.

What the route includes

Expect the scenery to change often. The route features:

• Village areas
• Rice paddy fields
• Forest sections
• River, waterfall, and cave treks

This is the kind of route that makes the quad bike more than just a straight ride. You’ll be moving through different terrain types, so the experience feels varied instead of repetitive.

No experience needed, but you still need to be ready

The good news: no experience is necessary, and you drive your own ATV. The instructors are described as well experienced, and you get a helmet and gum boots—so you’re not going in totally blind.

The part you should respect: cave/river/waterfall terrain means the day can be more physical than a simple sightseeing tour. You should have moderate physical fitness. If you’re dealing with knee issues, balance problems, or fear of getting wet, this might feel harder than it sounds.

Tandem rides for kids

The day also explicitly flags tandem riding for children. So if you’re traveling with a youngster, this is one of the better-structured ATV options because it’s treated as a real part of the plan, not an afterthought.

Tlaga Singha infinity pool near Ubud: the forest-view reset

After the ATV, you’ll head to the Tlaga Singha area for a pool break. This stop lasts about two hours, and admission is free.

This is where the tour shows it knows how people actually want to feel after an ATV day. Instead of squeezing in more temples right away, you get water, shade opportunities, and time to breathe.

What you’ll find there

Tlaga Singha includes an infinity pool plus two big swimming pools. The setting is built around a green forest view, so even when you’re just sitting poolside, you’re not looking at a parking lot.

You’ll also get a free beverage while you enjoy the pools. It’s a small detail, but it makes the stop feel complete—like a planned recovery break, not a quick photo stop.

A note on staying comfortable

Two hours is enough to rinse off, change your mindset, and actually relax. Still, plan for the fact you may come from a wet and muddy ride. If you’re not a fan of getting your clothes damp, bring a small towel and keep your priorities simple: pool time first, wandering second.

Sari Dewi jewelry making: traditional processing you can watch

The last stop is Sari Dewi, focused on traditional jewelry making. You spend about 40 minutes here, and admission is free.

The workshop centers on making jewelry from gold, silver, and gemstones (the info lists germ stones). Even in a short visit, this type of stop helps you understand what you’re looking at if you browse Bali jewelry shops later.

Why this stop is worth it

Because the ATV and pool are so sensory, the workshop is a nice mental shift. It’s not only about buying something. It’s about seeing the process and the craftsmanship style behind what’s sold.

Time-wise, 40 minutes is a good match. You won’t be trapped in a long sales pitch, and you’ll still have energy to enjoy the rest of your day.

Food and drinks: lunch that actually fuels the day

Lunch is included and it’s simple: fried rice or fried noodles plus mineral water. After an ATV morning, that kind of food tends to be easy on the stomach.

Alcoholic beverages are also listed as included. If you don’t drink, you still get the non-alcoholic hydration covered (mineral water is included, and you’ll have the free beverage at the pool).

The practical point for you: eat enough before the ride ends. You’re more likely to enjoy the pool stop when you’re not running on fumes.

Practical notes: what to wear, what to skip, and how to plan for kids

This tour covers messy terrain, water, and hills. Even with gum boots and helmets provided, you’ll be happier if you plan your clothing like you’re going on an active day.

What to bring (based on what’s provided)

You’re already provided with:

• Helmet
• Gum boots

So your focus is on personal comfort:

• Wear clothes you don’t mind getting wet
• Keep a small change set if you can (especially if you’re heading straight to more plans after)

Photos and videos at ATV

There’s an optional photo/video package at $20 per group. If you love action shots, it might be worth it. If you’re budget-minded or you prefer to capture your own phone photos, skip it.

Who this tour suits best

This works especially well if you want a full day that doesn’t feel like two separate trips glued together. You get:

• Adventure in countryside terrain
• A structured relaxation break at a real pool venue
• A short cultural stop that isn’t too heavy

It’s also a strong fit for families because the tandem ride concept for kids is part of the plan, and the ATV experience is structured with safety gear and instructor guidance.

If you’re a very experienced rider, you might wish for more time on the ATV. And if you hate getting wet, the cave/river/waterfall elements could feel like a mismatch.

Should you book this Bali Infinity Pool and ATV combo?

I think you should book it if you want good value and a day that actually alternates between adrenaline and recovery. At this price point, you’re not only paying for the ATV—you’re also getting the pool time, lunch, and transportation handled.

Book it with confidence if:

• You’re okay with moderate physical activity
• You want a countryside ATV route with helmets and gum boots provided
• You like the idea of ending at Tlaga Singha and taking your time in the infinity pool
• You’re traveling as a group that benefits from private pickup

Skip it (or think twice) if:

• Weather sensitivity is a deal-breaker for your schedule, since it requires good weather
• You don’t want any wet/muddy moments at all
• You’re looking for a purely cultural day with minimal physical effort

If your ideal Bali day is action, then calm, then something you can learn in under an hour, this combo fits that story well.

FAQ

Is pickup included in this tour?

Pickup is offered, and the tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Do I need experience to drive the ATV?

No experience is necessary. You drive your own ATV, and you’ll be given a helmet and gum boots.

How long is the ATV part?

The ATV riding portion is about 90 minutes, with the overall first stop running about 2 hours 30 minutes.

What happens at the infinity pool stop near Ubud?

You visit the Tlaga Singha infinity pool area, which includes an infinity pool and two big swimming pools. Admission is free, and you get a free beverage while you relax there.

Is lunch included, and what is it?

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

What’s included and not included for the ATV photos?

Photos and videos during the ATV activity are optional and cost $20 per group. Everything else you need for the ATV is included (helmet and gum boots).