Two stops, one perfect Bali day.

This all-in-one beach horse riding combo pairs a guided ride along Saba Beach with a famous waterfall visit in the Ubud area, so you get both the romantic beach moment and the moving-water payoff in a single day.

I like how much of the hard work gets handled: round-trip transfers from your hotel and an English-speaking professional guide who keeps things organized. I also like that the package includes the essentials for the activity—safety equipment, bottled water, and insurance from the operator.

One thing to think about: lunch and drinks aren’t included, so you’ll want to plan for a meal on your own during the day.

Key highlights at a glance

• Saba Beach horseback riding with tickets and professional guidance
• Kanto Lampo waterfall visit included, with great photo potential
• Hotel pickup and round-trip transfers built into the price
• Safety equipment and operator insurance included for peace of mind
• Private tour so it’s just your group
• Mobile ticket plus clear, simple structure for a long-ish day

Beach Horse Riding and Waterfall: why this combo works

Bali is full of ways to fill a day. This one is built around two specific feelings: the open-air romance of riding on the beach, then the drama of a waterfall that gives you that wow-factor everyone comes for.

What makes this combo smart is the pacing. You’re not bouncing between random stops all day. You get one focused chunk for the ride (about 4 hours) and one focused chunk for the waterfall (about 3 hours). That kind of structure matters because your energy in Bali can disappear fast once you add extra driving and unplanned waiting.

You also get a guide-led experience. The tour description makes clear you’ll be guided by an experienced, professional guide, and that support carries over into the waterfall part too. If you’re the type who likes to know what you’re looking at and not just follow a loose group plan, this style fits.

Entering the ride at Saba Beach (the 4-hour core)

Saba Beach is the ride start, and it’s set up as the first half of the day’s story. The big promise here is a romantic, guided horseback experience on the sand, wrapped into a “package” format that keeps the logistics tidy for you.

Here’s what you can count on:

• Horse riding on the beach admission is included
• You’re guided by an experienced, professional guide
• You get all necessary safety equipment
• Bottled water is included
• Insurance is provided by the operator

The “romantic and challenging” wording is worth taking seriously. Beach riding usually means real sand, real movement, and fewer flat surfaces than you might expect from a stable. If you want a soft, easy stroll with almost no effort, this might feel more active than you pictured. On the flip side, if you want an experience that feels like a real adventure, not a checklist, this should deliver.

A detail I like from the on-the-ground feedback: people singled out the guide quality and the overall feel of the day. In at least one example, Adi was described as making the trip amazing, and that matters. When the guide is solid, you don’t spend your energy worrying about the flow—you just enjoy the ride.

Practical thought: this is a multi-hour block. You’ll probably be happiest if you treat it like one main event rather than rushing it between other plans.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall in the Ubud area (about 3 hours)

After the ride, you shift into waterfall time at Kanto Lampo. The description frames it as an in-between adventure and photo moment, with that “secret waterfall” vibe people chase when they want something more interesting than a roadside waterfall stop.

You should expect:

• Kanto Lampo waterfall admission included
• A guided visit (you’re not navigating the whole thing alone)
• About 3 hours devoted to this segment

The practical value of a timed waterfall stop is that you get enough time to experience it instead of just arriving, taking photos, and leaving. Three hours is also long enough for the group to settle and move at a comfortable pace—especially if you’re the type who likes to pause, look around, and let the scene sink in.

One on-the-ground detail that stood out: with guide Jordy, the group visited a less busy option that still looked amazing. That’s the kind of small decision that can make the difference between feeling crowded and feeling like you found a calmer moment. You can’t guarantee route choices, but you can feel good knowing the guide approach seems to prioritize a better experience, not just a fastest route.

And yes, Kanto Lampo is known for photo opportunities. If you’re going for Instagram-style shots, plan to bring your patience. Waterfalls draw people, and the best angles often require waiting your turn.

How all-inclusive actually helps you (and what it doesn’t)

This package is “all inclusive” in the ways that matter most for a day trip: the tour covers your transport, key admissions, and the basics that prevent annoying surprises.

Included items that reduce your stress:

• Round-trip transfers from your hotel
• English-speaking professional driver/guide
• Admission for the beach horseback riding
• Admission for the waterfall visit
• All necessary safety equipment
• Insurance provided by the operator
• Bottled drinking water

In real-world terms, those inclusions mean you spend less time negotiating payment points and more time experiencing the day. It also means the operator is taking responsibility for the safety side of the horse riding activity, not leaving you to guess what’s provided on the spot.

What’s not included is equally important. The tour lists lunch excluded and says meals and beverages aren’t part of the package. So if you’re hoping to walk away from the day without paying for anything beyond the $115, you’ll be disappointed. You’ll need to budget for food on your own.

Timing and transfers: a 7-hour day with two focused activities

The duration is listed as about 7 hours, split roughly into 4 hours for Saba Beach horse riding and about 3 hours for the waterfall. That’s a solid schedule for people who want a full experience without turning the day into a whole travel saga.

Because hotel pickup and round-trip transfers are included, you don’t have to spend your energy arranging transport. That’s a big deal in Bali, where drive times and traffic can change your mood fast. A guided pickup also helps you avoid the common “we’re not sure where to meet” chaos.

The tour is also described as private, meaning only your group participates. For couples, this is often a sweet spot: you get the guidance and pacing, but you’re not sharing every moment with a huge crowd.

One more detail: a mobile ticket is included. That usually means fewer paper hassles and faster check-in—helpful when you’re trying to keep a day moving.

Price value: is $115 per person a good deal?

At $115 per person, you’re paying for more than just the horse ride. The value sits in the combination:

• two included admissions (horse riding + waterfall)
• safety equipment and operator insurance
• English-speaking guide support
• round-trip hotel transfers
• bottled water

If you tried to build this yourself, you’d likely pay separately for transport, guide help, and ticketed entries. Even when you manage to find cheaper options, you usually give up something: convenience, clear timing, or safety/insurance structure.

So the real question isn’t just the base price. It’s whether you want one organized day with built-in support. If yes, this pricing looks fair. If you’re the kind of traveler who loves piecing together plans, you might be able to spend less—but you’ll also be managing more moving parts.

Who this Bali combo is best for

This one fits best when your goal is a romantic, photo-friendly day without extra planning stress.

You’ll likely enjoy it if:

• You want beach horseback riding as a main activity
• You also want a waterfall visit in the Ubud area
• You like being guided, not self-navigating
• You’re traveling as a couple or small group and prefer a private feel
• You want included safety gear and insurance for peace of mind

It may feel less ideal if:

• You hate structured time blocks and prefer free roaming
• You want lunch fully handled for you
• You’re sensitive to an active day schedule (it is a multi-hour ride plus a full waterfall visit)

And the description notes that most travelers can participate, which suggests the operator expects a broad range of guests. Still, use common sense: if you have health concerns that could affect outdoor activity, you should ask before booking.

Booking advice: should you do it?

If you want one day in Bali that feels like you got your money’s worth, this combo is a strong candidate. The ride and waterfall are the two big ticket experiences, and this plan includes the parts that usually cost time and extra planning: transfers, guide support, tickets, safety gear, and insurance.

I’d book it if you match the vibe: romantic beach moment + waterfall drama, with a guide keeping the flow smooth. I’d pause only if you’re expecting lunch to be included or you’re trying to squeeze too many other plans into the same day.

FAQ

How long is the Bali Beach Horse Riding and waterfall tour?

The tour lasts about 7 hours in total, with roughly 4 hours for the beach horse riding part and about 3 hours for the waterfall visit.

Do you get hotel pickup and drop-off?

Yes. The package includes round-trip transfers to and from your hotel.

What is included in the price?

Included items are admission to horse riding on the beach, an English-speaking professional guide/driver, round-trip hotel transfers, safety equipment, insurance by the operator, bottled drinking water, and admission for the waterfall visit.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch and other meals are excluded, and beverages are not included.

Is this a private tour?

Yes. It is listed as private, with only your group participating.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.