Bali Beach Horse Riding combo with waterfall All Inclusive

The unusual appeal here is the pairing: horseback riding on Saba Beach followed by a waterfall visit near Ubud. You get a coastal activity and a freshwater stop in one private day, with an English-speaking guide handling the driving and transitions.

I like the private format, since only your group takes part, and I like that the operator includes safety equipment, insurance, bottled water, transport, and admission fees. The personal touch also matters: guides named Adi and Jordy received especially warm praise for making the day feel easy and memorable.

The main catch is the name. This is called all inclusive, but lunch and other expenses are not included. At $115 per person, the value depends on how much you want the convenience of a private vehicle and two very different Bali activities in one outing.

Key points at a glance

• Saba Beach horseback ride: A guided beach ride is the main event, with admission and safety equipment included.
• Kanto Lampo Waterfall: The Ubud-area stop adds a photo-friendly waterfall and a change of pace after the ride.
• Private transportation: Round-trip hotel transfers mean you do not need to arrange separate transport between Seminyak, the beach, and the waterfall.
• Helpful named guides: Adi and Jordy are specifically praised for their care and guidance.
• Seven-hour schedule: The day is substantial, so plan for a full activity rather than a quick morning outing.
• Lunch is extra: Bring money for meals and any personal spending, since only bottled water is listed among the refreshments.

Why combine a beach ride with a waterfall visit?

Many Bali activities focus on one setting. This one gives you two: open sand and sea at Saba Beach, then a waterfall in the Ubud area. That contrast is the reason I find the package more interesting than a standard horseback outing.

The beach portion gives the day its romantic angle. Riding beside the coast can feel special for couples, and the setting offers a clear change from Bali’s temples, shops, and busy roads. The experience is also described as challenging, so you should not expect only a quiet photo stop beside a horse.

The waterfall adds a second kind of outing. Kanto Lampo is presented as a place where adventure meets photography, and the supplied details specifically point to its appeal for memorable pictures. You should expect a more active visit than simply looking at a waterfall from a distant viewpoint.

The two stops also make sense as a full-day plan. You do not have to spend extra time finding a second activity after the beach ride, and the private driver can take your group onward. The tradeoff is that you spend about seven hours on the experience, so it will take a sizable part of your Bali day.

Saba Beach: the four-hour horseback portion

The first stop is Saba Beach, where the horseback activity is scheduled for about four hours. That is a generous block of time compared with a short introductory ride, although the exact balance between riding, preparation, waiting, and transitions is not specified.

An experienced professional guide leads the activity, and the necessary safety equipment is included. That matters if you are new to horseback riding or simply want the operator to handle the practical setup. The English-speaking guide can also help your group understand what to do during the ride.

I would treat the word challenging with some care. It suggests a more active outing, but the supplied details do not explain the riding level, the pace, or how much prior experience is needed. Most people can participate, yet you should still raise any concerns about riding ability when you book or before the activity begins.

The beach setting is the real draw. One piece of feedback singled out the beauty of the riding area and the striking look of the sand. That gives you a useful expectation: the visual appeal is not limited to the horse itself. The shoreline and sand are part of the experience and part of the reason to bring a camera or phone, if permitted by the operator.

For couples, this is likely the most distinctive part of the day. It offers shared activity rather than simply sitting beside one another in a car. The operator also frames the ride as romantic, but the experience should suit friends and families who want a guided outdoor activity as well.

Do not assume the ride is private in the sense of having one horse or one instructor per person. The overall booking is a private tour for your group, but the information does not explain the riding group size or the exact horse arrangements. That is worth checking if those details affect your decision.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall near Ubud

The second stop is Kanto Lampo Waterfall, with about three hours allocated to the visit. It is described as a less conventional waterfall stop, combining an adventurous feel with strong photo appeal.

That makes it a useful counterpoint to the beach. After several hours around horses and sand, you get a change of setting and activity. The stop is not presented as a quick drive-by. Three hours gives your group time to visit the waterfall at a more relaxed pace, though the schedule may also include the practical time involved in reaching and leaving the site.

One important detail comes from the experience shared by a guest who relied on guide Jordy to choose a less busy waterfall. The named stop here is Kanto Lampo, so you should not assume the guide will always substitute another site. Still, the detail tells you something useful about the guiding style: Jordy was trusted to steer the outing toward a quieter and enjoyable option.

The waterfall is especially suitable if you want photographs that look different from the usual Bali beach pictures. The description calls it Instagram-friendly, but you should also think about footing and activity level. No exact walking conditions, swimming arrangements, or changing facilities are provided, so do not build your plans around those features.

Admission to the waterfall is included. That removes one small cost and keeps the day easier to manage, but meals and drinks beyond the included bottled water remain your responsibility.

What the $115 price really covers

At $115 per person, this is not the cheapest way to see a beach or waterfall. You are paying for a bundled private experience rather than a single admission ticket.

The price includes:

• Round-trip transfers to and from your hotel
• An English-speaking professional driver and guide
• Horseback riding at the beach
• Required safety equipment
• Operator-provided insurance
• Bottled drinking water
• Admission to the waterfall
• Admission to the horseback activity

That package has real value if you are staying in Seminyak and want one company to coordinate the day. Private transport is especially useful because the two stops are in different parts of Bali, and arranging separate rides could be tiring or inconvenient.

The private format also helps explain the price. Only your group participates, so you are not joining a large shared coach excursion. You can spend the day with your own companions and have a dedicated driver and guide rather than a guide managing a large crowd.

Still, all inclusive needs a practical footnote. Lunch is excluded, as are meals, beverages, and other expenses. Bottled water is provided, but you should budget separately for food and anything else you buy during the day. I would also avoid assuming that photographs, tips, or optional purchases are covered, since they are not listed among the inclusions.

For two people, the cost buys a romantic activity and private transport in one booking. For a larger group, the operator offers group discounts, which could improve the per-person value. The exact discount is not provided, so you will need to check the rate for your group before booking.

A private day with Adi or Jordy

The human side of this outing has been one of its strongest points. Adi is praised for treating his group well and helping make the day memorable. Another account describes Adi as a particularly good guide and recommends the experience because of his service.

Jordy is also singled out for making a thoughtful choice at the waterfall. His willingness to guide the group toward a less busy option added value beyond simply driving from one stop to the next.

You should not assume that a particular guide is guaranteed unless the operator confirms it. Still, knowing that Adi and Jordy have led successful outings gives you useful names to ask about when communicating with Bali Local Host.

The driver-guide role matters here. This is not just a transfer service, since the guide accompanies the activity and helps with the overall day. At the same time, the available information does not spell out the guide’s exact duties during the horseback ride or at the waterfall. Ask if you need detailed help with riding instruction, photography, or physical assistance.

Timing, pickup, and the shape of the day

The experience lasts about seven hours. The listed activity blocks are four hours at Saba Beach and three hours at Kanto Lampo Waterfall, but the information does not explain whether those blocks include every transfer or preparation period.

Pickup and drop-off at your hotel are offered. That is a strong practical benefit if you are based in Seminyak and do not want to find transport to Saba Beach or arrange a separate return from the Ubud area.

Because the day is private, your group may find the pace more comfortable than on a large scheduled excursion. However, the operator still controls the activity structure, and the seven-hour estimate should be treated as a full-day commitment. Avoid scheduling another fixed activity too close to the end of this one.

The tour is booked, on average, eight days ahead. That is not a guarantee that it will sell out, but it is a useful planning signal. If your Bali dates are fixed, booking earlier gives you a better chance of securing the day you want, especially if you need a specific pickup date or hope to request Adi or Jordy.

Confirmation is provided at the time of booking. The experience is listed as suitable for most people, but the available details do not provide a full accessibility statement or specific riding restrictions. If mobility, health, or horse-riding concerns affect your plans, ask the operator before paying.

Who will get the most from this experience?

I see this working best for couples who want a memorable shared activity without giving up the convenience of private transport. The beach ride supplies the romantic setting, while the waterfall prevents the day from feeling like a single-purpose outing.

It also fits families and small groups looking for variety. One person may be most excited by horses, another by waterfalls and photos, and the package gives both interests a place in the day. Group discounts may make the price easier to justify, though you need to confirm the actual reduction.

This is less suitable if you want a slow beach day, a food-focused tour, or a very short activity. The schedule is long, the riding is described as challenging, and lunch is not included. It is also not the best pick if you want a fully flexible private itinerary with many custom stops, since only the beach and waterfall are specified.

First-time riders should pay close attention to the missing riding details. The safety equipment, professional guide, and insurance are reassuring, but the description does not say how the horses are matched to riders or whether riding instruction is provided. Those are sensible questions to ask before booking.

Practical booking advice

Plan to have a meal budget in addition to the $115 tour price. The operator provides bottled water, but meals and other beverages are excluded.

Wear clothing that suits both parts of the day. You will be around horses and beach sand first, then visiting a waterfall, so clothes and footwear that can handle outdoor conditions make more sense than a polished sightseeing outfit. The precise dress rules are not provided, so confirm anything specific with the operator.

Keep your phone or camera protected around water, and ask before taking photographs during the riding portion. The waterfall is promoted for its photo appeal, but the information does not confirm whether photography services or equipment are supplied.

Cancellation is free if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. A cancellation inside that window is not refundable, and changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted. That policy is fairly clear, but it means you should check your plans carefully before the final day.

Should you book the beach and waterfall combination?

I would book this if you want a private, activity-filled day that combines Bali’s coast with an Ubud-area waterfall. The strongest reasons are the unusual pairing, hotel transfers, included admission and safety gear, and the personal guiding associated with Adi and Jordy.

I would pause if you are mainly seeking a cheap horseback ride, a relaxed beach visit, or a package that truly covers every meal. At $115, the value comes from convenience, privacy, transport, and the two-stop format, not from an inexpensive standalone attraction.

For couples and small groups who enjoy outdoor activities, this is a sensible choice. Confirm the riding arrangements, meal plan, pickup details, and whether a preferred guide is available. If those answers suit you, the combination gives you a full Bali day with a clear sense of place, from Saba Beach sand to the rushing water at Kanto Lampo.

FAQ

How long does the Bali beach horse riding and waterfall experience last?

The experience lasts approximately seven hours. About four hours are allocated to Saba Beach and about three hours to Kanto Lampo Waterfall.

What locations does the tour visit?

The tour visits Saba Beach for horseback riding and Kanto Lampo Waterfall in the Ubud area.

Is hotel pickup included?

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

Is this a private tour?

Yes. Only your group participates in the private tour or activity.

Is lunch included in the price?

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

What is included besides the activities?

The package includes an English-speaking professional driver and guide, safety equipment, operator-provided insurance, bottled water, and admission to the horseback riding activity and waterfall.

What is the cancellation policy?

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