Bali Beach Horse Riding combo with waterfall All Inclusive

A beach horseback ride followed by a waterfall visit gives you two very different sides of Bali in one day. You get the open coast at Saba Beach, then a change of pace at Kanto Lampo Waterfall, where water tumbles over dark rocks and creates a strong setting for photographs.

I like the useful all-in-one format: hotel pickup, a professional English-speaking driver-guide, safety equipment, insurance, bottled water, and both admissions are covered. I also like the private setup, since only your own group takes part. The main catch is that the seven-hour day does not include lunch, and the ride may feel short if you hoped for a long horseback excursion.

Key points to know before booking

• Saba Beach comes first: Plan on about four hours for the horseback-riding portion, including the guided beach activity.
• Kanto Lampo adds a very different setting: Allow about three hours for the waterfall stop near Ubud.
• Adi and Jordy are named guides: Adi is praised for making the day feel special, while Jordy helped one group find a quieter waterfall option.
• Your own group travels privately: This is not a large shared coach outing.
• The price covers the main practical pieces: Transfers, guide, equipment, insurance, water, and admissions are included.
• Pack or plan for lunch: Meals and drinks beyond the bottled water are not included.

A seven-hour Bali day with two distinct moods

This outing works because the two main stops do not feel alike. Saba Beach offers a broad coastal setting and the novelty of riding a horse beside the sea. Kanto Lampo brings you inland toward a waterfall known for its photo-friendly rock formations and adventurous approach.

You can book it for about $115 per person, with pickup offered from your hotel. That price is easier to justify if you value convenience. You are not arranging separate transport to the beach, negotiating a driver for the waterfall, or paying admission at each stop on your own.

Still, I would read all inclusive narrowly here. It means the core tour costs are covered, not that every expense of the day disappears. Lunch is excluded, as are other personal expenses, so bring money or arrange your meal plans before setting out.

The private format is another useful feature. You travel with only your own party, which gives you more control than a standard group excursion. The provided information does not promise a flexible, custom timetable, so you should confirm pickup details and the expected riding schedule when you book.

Saba Beach: a horseback ride by the coast

The first stop is Saba Beach, where the horseback activity takes roughly four hours. That is a sizeable part of the day, so this is not a quick photo stop with a few minutes in the saddle. You are guided by an experienced professional and provided with the necessary safety equipment.

The appeal is simple and hard to duplicate with a standard sightseeing tour. Instead of only looking at Bali’s coast from a vehicle or walking along the sand, you see it from horseback. The beach setting also gives the outing a romantic feel, making it a natural choice for couples.

The word challenging appears in the tour description, so you should be comfortable with an active outdoor activity. The available information does not explain the riding level required, the exact route, or how much of the four-hour period is spent mounted. If you are a beginner, ask for those details before paying.

You should also think about comfort. A beach ride means exposure to sun, sand, and coastal weather. The tour includes safety gear and bottled water, but you should still bring suitable clothing, sun protection, and footwear that you can manage around sand. Those are practical choices rather than luxury extras, especially during a long outdoor stop.

The beach ride has received the strongest praise in the available feedback. One family described the riding as beautiful and singled out the sand as especially striking. That detail matters because it tells you what the visual reward is likely to be: not a highly staged attraction, but a broad shoreline setting where the beach itself supplies much of the atmosphere.

This is also where guide quality matters. Adi is specifically praised for treating the group well and helping make the day memorable. You cannot choose every detail of the route from the published information, but a good guide can make a major difference when you are handling horses, timing photographs, and moving between activities.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall: a cooler change of pace

After Saba Beach, the outing continues to Kanto Lampo Waterfall in the Ubud area. The planned time here is about three hours, which suggests more than a quick stop for one photograph. You have time to take in the waterfall, enjoy the setting, and make your way through the visit at a less hurried pace.

Kanto Lampo is described as combining adventure with an attractive photo setting. Water runs over a series of dark rock ledges, giving the falls their recognizable look. The setting is quite different from Saba Beach, so the pairing gives your day more variety than two similar coastal stops would.

One practical point is that the waterfall visit may not follow a single rigid pattern. In one account, guide Jordy took the group to a less busy waterfall that still provided a strong experience. That suggests the guide may use local judgment about conditions or crowd levels, but you should not assume a change of waterfall is guaranteed. Kanto Lampo is the named stop, so ask your operator if the waterfall plan matters to you.

The stop has an adventurous edge. The exact walking distance, surface conditions, and swimming arrangements are not provided, so do not book this part expecting a fully specified, effortless attraction. You may find uneven ground and wet conditions around the water, and you should choose clothing and footwear with that in mind.

The waterfall is also a good reason to avoid treating this as only a horseback outing. If you want a day that mixes an active coastal ride with a nature stop inland, the combination is the main point. If your priority is a long, serious riding session, the waterfall takes a large portion of the schedule and may make this package feel divided.

What the private tour format changes

This is a private activity, so only your group participates. That is valuable for couples and families who do not want to match the pace of a large bus group. It can also make the day feel more personal, particularly when you are working with a guide such as Adi or Jordy.

Round-trip hotel transfers are included, which removes one of the biggest sources of friction in a Bali day trip. You do not need to find your own way to Saba Beach or arrange a separate ride back after visiting the waterfall. The English-speaking driver-guide also gives you one point of contact through the day.

The tradeoff is that a private tour costs more than simply reaching one attraction on your own. At $115 per person, the value depends on your group size and priorities. For a couple, the combination of transport, guide service, safety equipment, insurance, water, and admissions may be reasonable. For a larger group, ask about group discounts before booking, since the tour advertises them.

You should also remember that private does not mean completely tailor-made. The supplied schedule gives four hours at Saba Beach and three hours at the waterfall, but it does not spell out the exact pickup hour, meal break, riding duration, or route. Confirm those points if you have a tight evening plan.

What is included, and what you still need to budget

The included items cover the basic cost of participation:

• Admission for the beach horseback-riding activity
• Admission to the waterfall
• Round-trip hotel transfers
• An English-speaking professional driver-guide
• Necessary safety equipment
• Operator-provided insurance
• Bottled drinking water

That is a solid list for an active day. Safety equipment and insurance are particularly important because horseback riding is not the same as a passive sightseeing stop. You should still read the operator’s safety instructions and tell the guide about any concern that could affect your participation.

Lunch is not included. The tour also excludes other expenses, and beverages beyond the supplied bottled water are not covered. Since the day is scheduled for about seven hours, this is not a minor detail. Plan to buy food independently or ask the operator how the day handles the meal break.

The free cancellation policy is helpful if your plans are uncertain. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the local start time are not accepted for a refund.

Who will like this day most

I would recommend this package to couples looking for something more memorable than a standard beach visit. The ride has a romantic side, while the waterfall adds a second setting and gives you plenty of material for photographs.

It also suits families and small groups that value private transport and a guide. The activity states that most people can participate, but it does not provide detailed riding requirements or accessibility information. If anyone in your group has limited mobility, ask the operator for exact information before booking, especially for the waterfall portion.

This is less suitable if you want a relaxed luxury day with no physical demands. The beach activity is described as challenging, and the waterfall stop adds another active element. It is also not the best choice if lunch planning is a nuisance or if you want to spend the entire day on horseback.

The strongest reason to book is variety. The strongest reason to hesitate is the lack of detail about the exact riding route, meal arrangements, and waterfall access. Those gaps do not make the tour a poor choice, but they are worth clearing up before you commit.

Should you book the Saba Beach and waterfall combination?

Book it if you want a private Bali day that mixes horseback riding, coastal scenery, and a waterfall without arranging the pieces yourself. The included transport, equipment, insurance, guide, water, and admissions make the $115 price easier to assess, especially for couples or small groups.

I would be more cautious if your main goal is an extended equestrian outing. Four hours at Saba Beach sounds substantial, but the published details do not say how much time is actual riding. Ask that question directly. Also confirm the lunch plan and whether Kanto Lampo will definitely be the waterfall visited.

For the best fit, think of this as an active two-stop day, not a pure riding tour. If that balance sounds right, the private format and guides such as Adi and Jordy add useful personal attention. If you prefer a tightly scheduled trip with every detail spelled out, get those answers before booking.

FAQ

Where does the horseback riding take place?

The horseback riding takes place at Saba Beach in Bali.

Which waterfall is included?

The named waterfall stop is Kanto Lampo Waterfall in the Ubud area.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts about seven hours in total.

How much time is planned for Saba Beach?

The Saba Beach portion is scheduled for about four hours.

How much time is planned for Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

The waterfall portion is scheduled for about three hours.

Is hotel pickup available?

Yes. Round-trip transfers to and from your hotel are included.

Is this a private activity?

Yes. Only your own group participates in the activity.

Is a guide included?

Yes. An English-speaking professional driver-guide is included. Adi and Jordy are named guides associated with the experience.

Are meals included?

No. Lunch, meals, and beverages are excluded. Bottled drinking water is included.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.