Tlaga Singha Ubud Infinity Pool + Ubud Private Highlights.

One day in Ubud feels like two. What I like most is the Tlaga Singha Jungle Infinity Pool stop: you get time to actually swim and chill, plus a free drink and pool entry. It’s the kind of break that makes the rest of the tour feel lighter.

My second favorite part is the way the day mixes big “Bali sights” with spiritual and scenic stops, from Batuan Temple and the rice terraces at Tegalalang to a quick waterfall visit near Ubud. The one thing to keep in mind: entrance fees for most stops and lunch are not included, so plan a little extra cash on top of the $55 price.

Key things I’d plan around

• Pool time that’s long enough to enjoy, not just pose
• A private car with WiFi, so you’re not sweating the logistics
• Tegenungan Waterfall in a short, doable window
• Batuan Temple for older stonework and quiet moments
• Tegalalang rice terrace photos with flexible pacing
• Optional adrenaline add-ons without taking over the whole day

Why This Private Ubud Day Works So Well

This is the kind of tour that’s built for people who don’t want to choose between culture and relaxation. You’ll move through classic Ubud areas with a local driver in an air-conditioned vehicle, then you’ll land at Tlaga Singha for a proper jungle-pool pause.

The total time is about 8 to 10 hours, which is long enough to cover several stops but not so long that you’re wrecked by the end. And because it’s private, you can set the tempo—slow for photos, fast for getting to the next site, or you can skip anything that’s not your thing.

Tlaga Singha Jungle Infinity Pool: The Main Event

Tlaga Singha is where this day really clicks. You’re not just visiting a pool; you’re dropping into a jungle setting designed for hanging out. Your pool stop runs about 2 hours, which is important. Two hours means you can swim, float in the sunken-style lounge areas, and still have time to cool down without feeling rushed.

Value-wise, the big win here is what’s included: pool access and one drink free, plus bottled water in the vehicle. That free drink matters in the heat. Also, don’t assume cabanas or long chairs are included—those are listed as extra, so if you want a more “vacation mode” setup, budget for it.

One practical tip: bring swimwear and a small towel if you have one. A lot of people underestimate how quickly the day’s humidity can mess with dry clothes. If you’re also planning temple time and rice terrace photos later, pack a change so you don’t feel sticky for the cultural stops.

And yes, the whole point of an infinity pool is the view. The real payoff is that you get that view while you’re relaxing, not sprinting for the best angle.

Tegenungan Waterfall: Short Visit, Big Payoff

After the pool, the tour heads to Tegenungan Waterfall for about 45 minutes. This is one of those Bali waterfalls that’s famous for a reason: it’s scenic, and it’s accessible compared to harder-to-reach options.

Forty-five minutes is a sweet spot. It’s long enough to get down to the water’s edge, take photos, and feel the spray. It’s also short enough that you’re not turning the waterfall into your whole day—especially helpful because the itinerary keeps moving.

Two things to think about before you go:

• Waterfalls can be slippery. Wear footwear you trust if the ground is wet.
• You might want to avoid the worst glare times for photos if the sun is brutal. If your driver can adjust timing a bit, you’ll get better comfort and pictures.

Batuan Temple: Quiet Culture With Old-Style Stonework

Next up is Batuan Temple, scheduled for about 45 minutes. What I like about putting this stop in the middle of the day is that it shifts your focus from nature to spirituality without turning the day into museum hours.

Batuan is known for its Balinese architecture and stone carvings, and that matters because the details can get lost if you only spend a couple minutes walking through. With a half-hour visit, you can look closely at the stonework and still leave before you feel mentally fried from the heat.

Even if you’re not into religious history, temple stops are worth it on a day like this. They give you context for why the island looks the way it does—how nature, community, and belief all connect. You’ll also appreciate it more if you keep your pace slow and let your eyes adjust.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace: The Photos Are the Easy Part

Then comes Tegalalang Rice Terrace, about 1 hour at the terraces. This is the classic scene: layered paddies carved into the hills, the kind of view people travel for.

Here’s what makes this stop work on a private day. One hour lets you do more than the quick postcard loop. You can walk a bit, find your best viewpoint, and still have time to come back without feeling rushed by a group schedule.

Quick comfort tip: wear something breathable and expect uneven ground. If you’re bringing a camera or phone tripod, keep it low-key. The terraces are popular, and you’ll move faster if you’re not constantly repositioning.

Also, consider what you want from the experience:

• If you want just photos, you can move quickly and save your energy.
• If you want atmosphere and a slower walk, use the hour to linger at a couple viewpoints and enjoy the rhythm of the place.

Optional Adventure Without Losing the Whole Day

This tour is designed to be customizable. Beyond the core stops, you can add adventure options like an ATV ride, white-water rafting, jungle trekking, or tubing. That flexibility is great if your travel style is half culture, half adrenaline.

Here’s the practical way to think about add-ons:

• If you pick something wet (tubing/rafting), you may want to treat Tlaga Singha pool time as your swim-and-reset moment, not the other way around.
• If you pick something muddy or sweaty (ATV/jungle trekking), you’ll appreciate having a private driver who can keep the day moving without forcing you to wait for a bigger schedule.

Because your listed core day already runs 8 to 10 hours, your add-on choice can change how tired you feel at the end. If you’re doing one thrill activity, great. If you’re tempted to stack multiple, that’s where the day can get grindy.

Price and Value: What $55 Really Buys

At $55 per person, this is priced for a private day that includes the big relaxation anchor. The value isn’t only the transportation—it’s the mix of included costs and the time structure.

What you get included:

• Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
• WiFi on board
• Bottled water
• Pool access + 1 drink free at Tlaga Singha
• Mobile ticket
• Private-group experience (only your group)

What’s not included:

• Entrance tickets for activities and tourist sites
• Lunch
• Cabana and long chair at Tlaga Singha

So the real cost picture depends on how you spend once you’re on-site. If you’re the type who already plans to pay for tickets and food, this price can feel very reasonable—especially because the pool stop is the kind of “pay once, enjoy a lot” experience.

If you’re traveling solo, there’s a detail that changes the value. There’s an extra IDR 350,000 solo participant fee, paid directly to the driver. That doesn’t make it bad. It just means you should compare it to what you’d pay for a similar private day elsewhere.

Also note: this tour requires a minimum of 2 people. If you’re a solo traveler, you’ll want to confirm you’re booked as a solo add-on and not waiting for a group.

Getting Picked Up and Staying on Schedule

You can request pickup, and this is the part where I’d be most alert. One past booking issue was a start-time mismatch—communication about pickup timing didn’t land as expected—so it’s smart to avoid assumptions.

My suggestion: when you book, confirm the pickup time clearly the day before. If you don’t get confirmation you trust, ask again. A private day lives or dies on timing, especially when you’re aiming for pool time and daylight for photos.

The good news: the day’s pacing is structured. With set stop times (2 hours at the pool, then shorter stops after), you’re not guessing how long things will take.

Who This Tour Suits Best

This works best if you want:

• A private Ubud day that’s part culture, part nature, part relaxation
• Enough time at Tlaga Singha to actually unwind
• The option to add adrenaline without building an entire separate tour

It might not be the best fit if you:

• Want a fully guided deep-dive into every site (this is more of a “cover the highlights” plan)
• Hate paying separate entrance fees and meals
• Need a super-flexible timeline for spontaneous stops, because the day is designed with set time blocks

If you’re traveling with a partner, friend, or family member, it also tends to feel like a better deal. For two people, the minimum booking requirement means you’re not fighting solo pricing.

Should You Book It?

I’d book this if you’re planning a Bali trip where you want your Ubud day to feel complete. The pool stop makes it more than a standard checklist tour, and the rest of the itinerary keeps things moving without rushing you through everything.

I’d pause before booking only if you know you’ll want lots of extras (entrance tickets, lunch, cabanas/long chairs, and possibly adventure add-ons) and you’re trying to keep spending tight. Also, if you’re sensitive to pickup timing, do your best to confirm that up front.

Overall, it’s a strong match for the traveler who wants Ubud highlights plus jungle downtime in one smooth private day.

FAQ

How long is the Tlaga Singha + Ubud highlights private tour?

It runs about 8 to 10 hours total, with scheduled stops including 2 hours at Tlaga Singha and shorter visits at the other sites.

Is pickup included, and is this private?

Pickup is offered, and this is a private tour, meaning only your group participates.

What’s included at Tlaga Singha?

You get pool access and one drink free, along with bottled water. Pool time is about 2 hours. Cabana and long chair are not included.

Do I need to pay entrance tickets for the waterfall, temple, and rice terrace?

Yes. Entrance tickets for Tegenungan Waterfall, Batuan Temple, and Tegalalang Rice Terrace are listed as not included.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included.

Is there an extra cost for solo travelers?

Yes. There’s an extra IDR 350,000 solo participant fee, paid directly to the driver.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Cancellation is free, and the cut-off is based on local time.