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

The big appeal here is variety. In one long Bali day, you move from falling water and forest paths to coffee, an ATV ride, and a rice paddy photo stop. Three waterfalls give the morning a clear focus, while the final rice paddy visit adds a slower, more scenic finish.

I like the hotel pickup and drop-off, especially for a day that covers several areas. I also like the personal help from the driver-guides. Su was praised for explaining Balinese traditions, while Sutradana helped with photos and videos. The main drawback is cost clarity: the advertised $32 covers transport and mineral water, but lunch, food, drinks, and the ATV are not included.

Key points to know before booking

• Three waterfalls in one morning: Tegenungan, Kantolampo, and Tibumana are visited in sequence, with short drives between them.
• An English-speaking driver-guide: Anton is named as the experience provider, while Su and Sutradana are also identified in the tour feedback.
• ATV is an optional extra cost: You reach the ATV stop after the coffee plantation, but the ride itself is not included in the $32 price.
• The rice paddy comes near the end: You can take photos and videos there, and a swing is available.
• Walking is part of the day: The waterfall visits are not suitable for everyone over age 70 because of the walking involved.
• Bring a towel and cash: You also need an ID card or passport, and large bags are not allowed.

Three waterfalls before lunch

Your day begins with hotel pickup at about 8:30 a.m. Pickup is offered from selected locations around Seminyak and Ubud, including Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 136 and Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 52. You should wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

The first drive to Tegenungan Waterfall takes about 20 minutes. That short transfer helps the tour get moving quickly, but you should still expect a full day rather than a relaxed half-day outing. The schedule packs in several stops, and the morning is built around walking, viewing, and taking photographs.

Tegenungan is the first major stop. The waterfall is the opening scene of the day, and it gives you a strong first look at Bali’s water and forest setting. I would use this stop to take in the setting before rushing toward photographs. Since the experience involves walking to the waterfalls, wear shoes with a good grip and bring the towel listed in the instructions.

After Tegenungan, the vehicle continues for about 15 minutes to Kantolampo Waterfall. The short transfer is useful because you spend more time at the attractions and less time sitting in the car. Still, roads and stop times can affect the exact pace, so do not plan a separate appointment soon after the advertised eight-hour finish.

The third waterfall is Tibumana, about 10 minutes from Kantolampo. The order gives you three water stops before lunch, which is the strongest reason to choose this tour over a simple waterfall visit. You get several different settings in one morning instead of putting all your time into a single attraction.

The supplied details do not specify swimming conditions, changing facilities, or how long you stay at each waterfall. I would not book this day expecting a long swim or a quiet nature walk. Book it for a fast-moving series of waterfall visits, with time for pictures and basic exploration.

Lunch is a separate expense

Lunch follows the waterfall visits. Food is not included, and the same applies to drinks, so you need cash for this part of the day. Mineral water is included, but it is wise to confirm what is provided before leaving your hotel.

This arrangement keeps the advertised price low, but it means the final cost will be higher than $32 per person. The price is attractive if you want transport, a driver-guide, and several sightseeing stops in one booking. It is less of a bargain if you add an expensive lunch, drinks, and a full ATV ride without checking the extra charges first.

I would also ask the provider how much time is allowed for lunch. The schedule includes three waterfalls, coffee, ATV, and rice paddies, so lunch is likely a practical break rather than a long dining stop. That can suit you if you want to see a lot in one day. It may not suit you if meals are a major part of your Bali plans.

Coffee plantation after the waterfalls

After lunch, the tour visits a coffee plantation. This changes the rhythm of the day. You move from outdoor walking and rushing water to a stop centered on Bali’s coffee culture.

The supplied information does not state whether tastings, products, or a formal plantation presentation are included. I would treat this as a sightseeing stop and ask what is available before you buy anything. Bring cash, since cash is specifically listed among the items to carry.

I like this part of the route because it adds local context to a day that could otherwise feel like a chain of photo stops. Su was praised for explaining some Balinese traditions during the drive, so it is worth asking your guide questions about what you are seeing. The guide’s role can make the coffee stop feel more useful than simply browsing a shop.

The coffee plantation comes before the ATV stop, with about 30 minutes of driving afterward. That transfer gives you a short break after lunch and the waterfalls. It also means you should expect more vehicle time than the individual waterfall distances suggest.

The ATV stop requires a separate budget

The ATV ride is one of the tour’s three headline draws, but it is not included in the listed price. This matters when comparing the experience with other Bali day tours. The $32 gets you the planned transport, hotel transfers, and mineral water, not the full activity package.

You should confirm the ATV price before booking or before the tour begins. The supplied details do not state the ride length, route, vehicle type, age rules, safety gear, or whether you ride alone or with another person. I would not assume any of those details.

The tour places the ATV after the coffee plantation and before the rice paddy stop. That order gives the afternoon a more active middle section, followed by a calmer photo stop. If you enjoy mixing action with sightseeing, the sequence makes sense. If you dislike motorized activities, you need to ask whether you can skip the ATV and still continue with the group.

Cash is especially useful here because the ATV is an additional charge. Keep your passport or ID card available as requested, but do not bring large bags. The tour specifically says luggage and large bags are not allowed.

Rice paddies and the final photo stop

The final stop is a rice paddy area. This is where you can take your best photos and videos, and a swing is available. The stop gives you the kind of broad rural setting that many people want from a Bali day outside the beach towns.

The swing is an optional activity, not a feature I would assume is included in the tour price. Ask about its fee before using it. You should also keep your phone secure and be prepared for outdoor conditions, since this is a photo and activity stop rather than a museum visit.

I like ending here because it lets the day slow down after the waterfalls and ATV. It also gives the driver-guide another chance to help with photos. Sutradana was specifically praised for taking pictures and videos, which can be valuable when you are traveling as a couple or small group and do not want every image to be a selfie.

The tour then returns you to your hotel. Drop-off locations include Ubud and selected Seminyak addresses. Make sure your booking includes your actual hotel or an accepted meeting point, since the listed pickup and drop-off choices are specific rather than open-ended.

What the guides add to the day

The experience is described as having an English-speaking live guide, and Anton is named as the provider. Su and Sutradana are also named in the supplied feedback, with Su serving as both driver and guide and Sutradana helping with photos and videos.

That combination matters on a route with several stops. You need someone who can manage the transfers, explain some local traditions, and help you get organized at busy photo locations. A driver who can also take pictures is especially useful if you are not traveling with a group.

At the same time, the exact guide assigned to your booking may vary. I would confirm the driver’s name and pickup details on the day before departure. The positive descriptions focus on helpful planning, photo assistance, and local explanations, which are the qualities to look for in this type of private or small-group sightseeing day.

Do not expect a formal specialist guide at every waterfall unless the provider confirms that arrangement. The information supports an English-speaking driver-guide, not a separate guide at each attraction.

Timing, walking, and comfort

The stated duration is eight hours. Pickup is around 8:30 a.m., followed by three waterfalls, lunch, coffee, ATV, rice paddies, and the return drive. This is a full schedule, so it suits you if you want to cover a lot of ground in one day.

Walking is an important consideration. The instructions say the waterfall visits are not good for people over 70 because walking is required. The tour is also marked unsuitable for babies under one and people over 95. Those limits are useful warnings, but they do not describe the exact path, number of steps, or surface at each waterfall.

Wear comfortable footwear, carry a towel, and avoid bringing a large bag. Mineral water is included, but food and other drinks are not. Cash handles the extra costs for lunch, drinks, ATV, and possibly the swing.

The tour does not allow alcohol or drugs. Those rules are straightforward, but they are worth noting because the day includes several outdoor stops and an ATV activity. Keep your belongings light and practical.

Is $32 good value?

At $32 per person, the base price is appealing for a day with hotel transport, an English-speaking driver-guide, three waterfalls, a coffee plantation, an ATV stop, and a rice paddy visit. You are paying for a broad route rather than a single in-depth attraction.

The value depends on the add-ons. Lunch, food, drinks, and ATV are all excluded. If you want to ride the ATV and eat lunch during the tour, compare the total cost, not just the starting price.

I see this as a useful option for first-time Bali visitors who want a quick introduction to several popular activities. It can save you the trouble of arranging separate transport to the waterfalls, plantation, ATV site, and rice paddies.

It is less suitable if you prefer a slow schedule, included meals, or a clearly itemized all-in price. The most important question to ask before paying is the final price with the ATV included. That one detail can change the value more than the headline fare suggests.

Who should book this Bali day tour?

I would choose this experience if you want maximum variety in eight hours and are comfortable with walking and extra activity fees. Couples and small groups can benefit from the hotel pickup, photo help, and mix of nature and action.

It also suits anyone who wants an English-speaking driver-guide rather than arranging several taxis independently. Su’s local explanations and Sutradana’s photo assistance show how the human side of the service can improve a busy day.

I would choose another tour if you need easy access at every stop, travel with a baby under one, are over 95, or have difficulty with the waterfall walks. I would also look elsewhere if you want a quiet day with long stays at one or two places.

Should you book it?

Book this tour if the combination of waterfalls, coffee, ATV, and rice paddies sounds more appealing than a slow single-site visit. The route is varied, hotel transfers are included, and the driver-guide can add local explanations and help with photos.

Before booking, confirm the ATV fee, lunch arrangements, pickup point, and the exact guide assigned to you. If those extras fit your budget and you are ready for a full day on foot, $32 is a fair starting price for the coverage. If you want a simple all-inclusive day, the extra costs may make this less convenient than it first appears.

FAQ

How long does the tour last?

The tour lasts eight hours. Pickup is scheduled at about 8:30 a.m., with the exact starting time subject to availability.

What waterfalls are included?

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

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch, food, and drinks are not included. Mineral water is included.

Is the ATV ride included in the $32 price?

No. The ATV is not included and must be paid for separately.

What should I bring?

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

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with selected pickup and drop-off locations around Seminyak and Ubud. Wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes before pickup.