First, picture an ATV trail that actually feels like Bali. This private outing pairs a rough-and-ready off-road ride with a calm infinity pool stop and a hands-on-style look at how silver, gold, and gemstone jewelry is made. For around $36, you’re getting a whole half-day mix of adrenaline and downtime, plus hotel pickup.

Two things I like a lot: you drive your own ATV with no experience needed, and you get real value because lunch, gear, and private hotel transfer are built in. One thing to keep in mind is weather—if it’s not good, the experience may be moved or refunded.

Key Highlights You’ll Feel Fast

• Village-to-rice-paddy ATV treks with helmets and gum boots provided
• Cave, waterfall, and river treks that turn the ride into a route, not a loop
• Tlaga Singha infinity pools with a forest view and a free beverage
• Traditional jewelry processing at Sari Dewi, using gold, silver, and germ stones
• Private transport in an air-conditioned vehicle so you’re not stuck waiting around
• Child-friendly tandem rides so at least one rider can join in without driving

Price and What Makes It Worth $36

Let’s talk value, because this is where the deal gets real. At about $36 for roughly 5 to 7 hours, you’re not just paying for the ATV. You’re paying for transport, timing, and a full day structure: hotel pickup via a private air-conditioned vehicle, an included meal, and the two extra stops (pool + jewelry).

A lot of “cheap ATV” offers turn into a long day with surprise add-ons. Here, the core costs are already included: ATV riding gear (helmet and gum boots) and lunch (fried rice or fried noodles). Even the drinks are handled more generously than many similar tours—mineral water is included, and alcoholic beverages are included as well. Then there’s a separate free beverage at the infinity pool stop, which helps that “let’s sit and recover” moment feel like it’s part of the package, not a perk you have to hunt for.

The main cost you should plan for is optional: photos and videos during the ATV activity are $20 per group. If you want proof for Instagram or just family memories, that’s a realistic add-on to consider.

The Big Setup: Private Hotel Transfer and Your Timing

You’ll likely feel this tour works best when you start early enough to enjoy daylight during the ride and pool. Since it’s offered as private, you’re moving as your group. That matters in Bali, where waiting for shared departures can eat your energy.

Because it’s run by Gordo Bali Tour and includes all fees and taxes, you can treat the day like a single plan rather than a puzzle. Mobile ticket is mentioned, and the confirmation comes at booking, so you’re not chasing details last minute.

One more practical note: the tour requires good weather. If conditions are poor, it may be canceled and you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. If you’re booking around other plans, I’d keep your schedule flexible.

Stop 1: Ride Bali Adventure ATV Through Village, Rice Paddies, Water, and Rock

This is the headline. Your ATV route is built around variety: village areas, rice paddy fields, forest sections, and trekking areas linked to river, waterfall, and cave experiences. You’re looking at about 90 minutes of ATV riding in that village-area zone.

What makes it work for a first-timer is the framing: no experience necessary. You drive your own ATV through the countryside, with instructors on hand. That’s big because off-road riding can feel intimidating if you don’t know how to control speed on uneven ground. The helmet and gum boots are provided, which also helps your confidence—your feet and legs aren’t exposed to every small splash and patch of mud.

Here’s what you should mentally prepare for:

• It’s not a polished “theme park” ride. You’ll get real countryside textures—dirt, uneven surfaces, and the kind of sights you don’t see from a scooter lane.
• The trekking parts (river, waterfall, cave) mean you’ll be getting off the ATV at least some of the time, so bring your expectations that it’s half riding, half exploring.

A detail that also matters: it’s described as a crowded village area with less crowded treks. In other words, you’re not just riding past streets and shops. You get pulled toward nature bits and calmer scenery.

If you’re traveling with kids, this stop is where the “tandem ride” matters most.

Stop 2: Tlaga Singha Infinity Pool With Forest View Reset

After the ride, you get the kind of break that keeps the day from turning into pure chaos. At Tlaga Singha, you’ll spend about 2 hours at an infinity pool setup.

This part is all about the contrast: after dirt and speed, you switch to slow time. There are two big swimming pools and you’ll be looking out on a green forest view. You also get a free beverage while you’re there, which is a small thing that makes a big difference. It turns the stop into recovery, not just a “photo break.”

What I like about this stop for most people: it gives you somewhere to cool down, clean your head, and reset your body before the final activity. You’ll also appreciate that it’s long enough to feel like a real pause. Two hours is enough to swim for a bit, lounge, and not feel rushed.

Possible drawback: if you’re hoping for a fully quiet, empty pool experience, you’ll still be in a public place. It’s more “relax with scenery” than “private spa silence,” but that’s common for Bali.

Stop 3: Sari Dewi Jewelry Maker and Traditional Processing Lesson

Then you shift gears again—no water, no engines. At Sari Dewi, you’ll see jewelry creation based on traditional processing, using gold, silver, and germ stones.

It’s about the craft process, not a showroom binge. Expect a short visit (around 40 minutes) where you learn how the stones and metals are handled and turned into jewelry. This stop is valuable because it adds cultural context to a day that could otherwise be only thrill and swimming.

The practical win here is time. Forty minutes is long enough to absorb something real, but short enough that it doesn’t drag on while your group is still riding high from the ATV.

What to Wear and Bring (So Your Day Feels Easy)

This tour is simple, but you’ll enjoy it more if you treat it like you’ll get a little messy.

• Wear closed-toe shoes you’re okay with getting muddy.
• The tour provides gum boots for ATV riding, but you’ll still walk around before and after.
• Bring a small dry bag if you want to keep your phone safe during trekking portions.
• If you plan to swim at the pool, pack a change of clothes. You don’t want to end the day in damp gear.

Also: the tour suggests moderate physical fitness. That doesn’t mean you need to be athletic, but you should be comfortable walking and moving through uneven terrain during the trekking bits connected to cave, waterfall, and river areas.

The ATV Team, Tandem Riding, and Why This Works for Families

The tour gets strong notes for family friendliness. One review specifically praised the ATV team and highlighted a great experience having fun with a child on the back of the ATV. That lines up with the tour’s “specially for child, tandem ride is a must” idea.

So if you’re thinking, Can my child join?—this is one of those Bali activities where the setup is designed for it. Tandem riding means at least one person can drive while the other sits safely as a passenger, which can be a better option than trying to put a small child in a solo riding situation.

Also, the instructors/instructors’ team being well experienced is mentioned, which matters when you’re dealing with first-time drivers.

Tour Length: How to Plan Your Day in Kuta

At 5 to 7 hours, this is a full half-day. That makes it workable even if you’re basing yourself around Kuta and want to keep the rest of the day open.

I’d plan your next activity with recovery in mind. After ATV riding and then pool time, you’ll probably want something calm afterward—dinner nearby, not another big tour.

If you’re doing this as a family, keep in mind kids may be tired after the ride. The infinity pool stop can help smooth that out, but it’s still an active day.

What You Might Pay Extra For (And What You Probably Don’t)

Based on the information provided, your “normal” inclusions cover the essentials:

• Private transportation and an air-conditioned vehicle
• ATV gear: helmet and gum boots
• Lunch: fried rice or fried noodles + mineral water
• Drinks: alcoholic beverages included, plus a free beverage at the infinity pool
• All fees and taxes

Your likely optional add-on is:

• Photos and videos at the ATV riding activity: $20 per group

If you don’t care about professional shots, skip it. If your group wants action photos, that price is the one to budget for.

Who This Tour Suits Best

This is a strong fit if you want a Bali day that doesn’t stick to one vibe.

You’ll probably love it if you:

• Want ATV quad biking with no driving experience required
• Like the idea of scenic variety (rice paddies, river/waterfall/cave treks)
• Want a genuine break afterward at an infinity pool (not a rushed restroom stop)
• Appreciate learning how jewelry is made through traditional processing at Sari Dewi
• Travel as a family and want tandem ATV rides for kids
• Prefer private pacing so you’re not waiting on strangers

Should You Book Bali Infinity Pool and ATV Quad Biking?

I’d book it if you’re looking for a well-rounded Bali half-day: adrenaline in the morning/early part, then a scenic pool reset, then a quick cultural craft stop. The price makes sense because lunch, transport, ATV gear, and pool drinks are already covered.

Skip it or plan extra flexibility if you:

• Have a tight schedule where weather changes would break your day
• Don’t like a day that mixes active riding with trekking and then swimming
• Strongly dislike optional photo upsells (even though they’re optional)

If you want one “do it” experience in Bali that feels like countryside—not just city shortcuts—this combo is a solid choice.

FAQ

How long is the Bali Infinity Pool and ATV tour?

The duration is approximately 5 to 7 hours.

Where does the tour take place?

It’s in Kuta, Indonesia.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, private hotel transfer/transportation is included.

Do I need experience to ride the ATV?

No experience is necessary. You drive your own ATV.

What gear is provided for ATV riding?

A helmet and gum boots are provided.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included (fried rice or fried noodles) with mineral water.

Are drinks included?

Yes. Mineral water is included, alcoholic beverages are included, and you also get a free beverage at the infinity pool.

What is the infinity pool stop name and what’s included?

The pool stop is Tlaga Singha, with two big swimming pools and a forest view. You get a free beverage there.

Is there a jewelry stop, and how long is it?

Yes. The Sari Dewi jewelry maker stop includes traditional processing and lasts about 40 minutes.

What is the cancellation and weather policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance. 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.

Is there an extra charge for photos and videos?

Yes. Photos and videos during ATV riding cost $20 per group and are optional.