Tour full day ubud, water fall,coffe atv,and rice paddy

Bali packs a lot into this eight-hour Ubud day tour: three waterfalls, a coffee plantation, an ATV ride, and a rice paddy stop with time for photos and a swing. It is a busy day, but the route gives you a broad taste of Bali beyond the beach hotels.

I like the hotel pickup and drop-off, which saves you from arranging transport between scattered sights. I also like the guides’ personal touch. Su and Sutradana are praised for explaining Balinese traditions, helping with photos, and keeping the day moving. The main catch is that lunch, food, drinks, and the ATV ride cost extra, so the $32 starting price is not the final bill.

Key points to know before booking

• Three waterfalls in one morning: Tegenungan, Kantolampo, and Tibumana each give you a different stop, but walking is required.
• A photo-friendly final stop: The rice paddy visit includes photo and video opportunities, plus a swing you can choose to pay for and use.
• ATV is an extra expense: The ride is part of the route, but its cost is not included in the tour price.
• Pickup starts at 8:30: Hotel collection is available from listed Seminyak and Ubud locations, with drop-off afterward.
• Helpful English-speaking guides: Anton is named as the experience provider, while Su and Sutradana are also identified as guides and drivers in booking feedback.
• Bring cash and a towel: You will need cash for extras, and the waterfalls make a towel a sensible item.

Three waterfalls before lunch

The day begins with pickup from your hotel at about 8:30. You should wait in the lobby 10 minutes early, since a late start can squeeze an already full schedule.

The first drive to Tegenungan Waterfall takes about 20 minutes. That short transfer helps the morning get moving quickly, but this is not a slow, empty-calendar kind of outing. You will visit several places in one day, so expect a steady rhythm of drive, walk, photo stop, and departure.

Tegenungan is followed by Kantolampo Waterfall, about 15 minutes away. Tibumana comes next, around 10 minutes after Kantolampo. The close spacing between these stops makes the three-waterfall plan practical, though you should not expect long, relaxed stretches at each one.

The exact swimming or water access details are not specified, so ask your guide what is suitable on the day. Conditions at waterfalls can affect how much time you spend near the water. A towel is specifically recommended, and cash is useful for personal purchases or optional activities.

The biggest practical point is the walking. The route is not suitable for everyone over 70 because reaching the waterfalls requires walking. That warning matters more than the short drive times. Someone who handles uneven paths comfortably may manage well, while anyone with limited mobility should ask for more detail before booking.

Tegenungan, Kantolampo, and Tibumana: what the sequence means

Tegenungan comes first, when you have the most energy. That is a sensible choice for a stop that may involve walking and time near the water.

Kantolampo follows soon after, with only about 15 minutes on the road. The short transfer means less time sitting in a vehicle and more time seeing places in the Ubud area. It also means the morning can feel tightly packed, especially if you want a long swim or extended photo session at every stop.

Tibumana is the third waterfall, reached after another short transfer of about 10 minutes. By this point, you may be ready for lunch. The sequence works best if you treat the waterfalls as three distinct snapshots rather than expecting a full half-day at one site.

Your guide can make a real difference here. Su is praised for explaining Balinese traditions during the drive, and Sutradana is praised for helping with photos and videos. Those details are useful because the experience is not only about getting from one stop to the next. You have someone who can add local context and help you leave with better pictures.

Still, do not assume every booking will have the same guide. Anton driver is listed as the provider, while Su and Sutradana are names associated with previous bookings. If a particular guide matters to you, confirm who will lead your day.

Lunch is a pause, not an included meal

After the waterfall visits, the route stops for lunch. Food and drinks are not included, and the supplied details do not name a restaurant or set menu.

That makes the lunch budget easy to overlook. At $32 per person, the tour looks inexpensive for an eight-hour outing with transport and several stops. Once you add lunch, drinks, the ATV ride, and any optional swing fee, the total cost rises.

I would carry cash, as requested in the practical information. The tour includes mineral water, but you should not count on that covering every drink you want during a full day in Bali.

The lunch stop also gives you a needed break after the waterfalls. You can use it to dry off, eat, and reset before the more activity-focused part of the afternoon.

Coffee plantation: a short cultural stop

After lunch, you visit a coffee plantation. The information provided does not specify the plantation name, tasting format, or whether purchases are expected, so keep your expectations flexible.

This stop adds a different side of the day. The waterfalls are about scenery and walking, while the plantation gives you a chance to learn about coffee production and local agricultural products. It also breaks up the physical activities before the ATV route.

The word coffee is sometimes a loose part of Bali sightseeing programs, so ask what is included when you arrive. The tour price includes hotel transport and mineral water, but not food or drinks. The plantation visit itself is listed as part of the route, while any purchases or tastings beyond what the guide provides should be treated as possible extras.

If you enjoy local products and want a gentler stop between active outings, this part may be worthwhile. If coffee is not important to you, it is best viewed as a brief cultural and shopping stop rather than the main reason to book.

ATV riding comes with an extra charge

The ATV stop follows the coffee plantation after about 30 minutes of travel. The ATV is one of the headline activities, but the ride is not included in the $32 price.

This is the tour’s most important cost warning. You should ask for the ATV price before starting, rather than assuming it is covered by your reservation. The supplied information does not state the ride length, vehicle type, route, safety equipment, or whether you drive alone or with someone else, so those details need to be confirmed directly.

The ATV section changes the mood of the day. After three waterfalls and a plantation visit, you get a more active experience. It may appeal to you if you want a mix of nature, culture, and recreation rather than a sightseeing-only route.

I would not book this tour solely for the ATV without first confirming what the extra fee includes. The tour gives you access to the stop and transport to it, but the actual ride remains an additional expense.

Rice paddies and the final photo stop

After the coffee plantation and ATV stop, the route continues to a rice paddy area. This is where you can take photos and videos, and a swing is available.

The rice paddy stop is especially useful if you care about images from the day. One guide, Sutradana, is praised for helping take photos and videos, while another booking note credits the guide with making the day efficient and helpful. That kind of assistance can save you from relying only on quick phone snapshots.

The swing is not described as included, so ask about the cost before using it. The same applies to any other photo setup or optional activity at the rice paddy.

This final stop is well placed. You have already seen waterfalls and taken part in an ATV activity, so the paddy offers a calmer finish. You might find the combination of green fields, photo points, and a swing more memorable than another standard viewpoint, but the quality of the stop depends on the exact location and current conditions.

How the $32 price works in practice

At $32 per person, the experience offers strong basic value for a full day if you want private or arranged transport between several Ubud-area stops. Hotel pickup, hotel drop-off, an English-speaking guide, and mineral water are included.

The price does not cover:

• Lunch
• Food and drinks
• ATV riding
• Optional swing use or other personal purchases

That list changes how you should compare the tour with other Bali day trips. The headline price covers the transport framework and sightseeing route, not every activity during the day.

I like the flexibility of paying only for the add-ons you want. If you skip the swing or keep lunch simple, you can control the final cost. On the other hand, if you want the full ATV experience, paid drinks, lunch, and every photo activity, budget well above the advertised price.

The booking terms are also traveler-friendly. You can cancel up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Those terms help if your Bali schedule is still shifting.

Pickup, timing, and the shape of the day

The listed pickup locations include Seminyak, Ubud, Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 136, Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 52, and Aris. Drop-off choices include Seminyak, Ubud, Aris, and the same named addresses.

Because the tour combines Ubud-area sights with pickup and drop-off in Seminyak, the amount of time in the vehicle may depend on your hotel. The listed activity duration is eight hours, but pickup and return logistics can make the day feel longer from your point of view.

You should be ready in the lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled pickup. Bring your passport or ID card, a towel, and cash. Large bags and luggage are not allowed, so leave your suitcase at the hotel and carry only what you need for the day.

Alcohol and drugs are prohibited. Babies under one year old are not suitable for the activity, and the information also says it is not suitable for people over 95. The clearest physical caution concerns the walking required at the waterfalls, particularly for people over 70.

What kind of day is this?

This tour suits you if you want variety. In one outing, you get waterfalls, coffee, an ATV option, rice paddies, hotel transport, and help with photos.

It is a good match for first-time Bali visitors who want to see several familiar Ubud-area highlights without arranging separate drivers. It also works for couples or small groups who value convenience and like the idea of combining active and scenic stops.

It is less suitable if you want a quiet day with long visits at one or two places. Three waterfalls, lunch, a plantation, an ATV stop, and a rice paddy visit leave little room for lingering. It is also a poor fit if you dislike walking, do not want to pay for optional activities, or expect lunch and ATV riding to be included.

The guides add real value when they explain Balinese traditions or help with photos. Su is noted for cultural explanations, and Sutradana for photography help. Anton is named as the provider. Confirm the assigned driver if local interpretation or photography support is important to you.

Should you book this Ubud day tour?

Book it if you want a packed, practical day and understand that the $32 price covers transport, guiding, and mineral water, not every activity. The three waterfalls give you a strong morning, while the coffee plantation, ATV option, and rice paddy make the afternoon varied.

Skip it if you want an unhurried waterfall visit, included meals, or a clearly all-inclusive activity price. Before paying, confirm the ATV fee, lunch arrangements, pickup point, and assigned guide.

For the right person, this is a useful way to cover several Bali experiences in one day. Just bring cash, wear something suitable for walking and water, and keep your bag small.

FAQ

How long does the tour last?

The activity duration is eight hours. Pickup begins at about 8:30, with the exact starting time subject to availability.

What waterfalls does the tour visit?

The route includes Tegenungan Waterfall, Kantolampo Waterfall, and Tibumana Waterfall.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included at the listed locations in areas such as Seminyak and Ubud.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included, and food and drinks are also excluded from the tour price.

Is the ATV ride included?

No. The ATV activity is an additional expense.

What should I bring?

Bring a passport or ID card, a towel, and cash. Large bags and luggage are not allowed.

What language does the guide speak?

The live tour guide service is in English.

Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility?

The waterfall visits require walking, and the activity is noted as unsuitable for people over 70 because of this walking requirement.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.