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Ride along the black‑sand at Saba Bay, wander Tegalalang’s rice terraces, meet macaques in the Monkey Forest and cool off at Tegenungan Waterfall—all in a private, full‑day tour from Ubud.
Ride along the black‑sand at Saba Bay, wander Tegalalang’s rice terraces, meet macaques in the Monkey Forest and cool off at Tegenungan Waterfall—all in a private, full‑day tour from Ubud.
The day begins with the wind off the Indian Ocean pushing lightly through your hair as a trained horse walks the black-sand shoreline at Saba Bay. For an hour you follow the surf line—about 10 km of coastal trail—before a private air‑conditioned transfer rolls you inland toward Ubud’s steep rice slopes and forested temples.
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Operated by Telaga Waja Rafting Bali · Ubud, Bali
The day begins with the wind off the Indian Ocean pushing lightly through your hair as a trained horse walks the black-sand shoreline at Saba Bay. For an hour you follow the surf line—about 10 km of coastal trail—before a private air‑conditioned transfer rolls you inland toward Ubud’s steep rice slopes and forested temples.
Geology here shifts fast: volcanic plains near the coast give way to eroded river valleys and terraced paddies sculpted into Balinese subak irrigation systems. At Tegalalang the terraces cut clean lines across a sloping valley; farther on, the Petanu River voices itself over Tegenungan’s 20‑meter drop. Culture threads everything—Ubud Palace’s carved gates recall 19th‑century courtship of art and ritual, while the Monkey Forest is managed by local village councils protecting ancient shrines.
Practical edge: this is a full‑day, private itinerary (9–10 hours) with hotel pickup, English‑speaking driver, lunch, entrance fees and one hour of guided horse riding included. Riders must be between 5–60 years and under 90 kg; safety gear and insurance are provided. Expect uneven steps at the waterfall, crowded photo spots at Tegalalang and bold long‑tailed macaques at the sanctuary. Bring closed‑toe shoes for the ride and waterfall approach, sun protection for the coast and light layers for inland shade.
Pace your day—hydrate on the transfer, follow your guide’s directions around the monkeys, and leave time to absorb the valley views before the return drive.
The guided horse ride at Saba Bay lasts about 1 hour and covers roughly 10 km along black‑sand shoreline and coastal trails.
Yes—this private tour includes all listed entrance tickets and an Indonesian set‑menu lunch as stated in the inclusions.
Children aged 5 and above can participate; however operators enforce a maximum rider weight of 90 kg and may refuse riders for safety reasons.
The tour may be canceled for bad weather; check the operator’s 24‑hour cancellation policy—light rain may not suspend the inland stops but beach riding can be altered for safety.
Telaga Waja Rafting Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The day begins with the wind off the Indian Ocean pushing lightly through your hair as a trained horse walks the black-sand shoreline at Saba Bay. For an hour you follow the surf line—about 10 km of coastal trail—before a private air‑conditioned transfer rolls you inland toward Ubud’s steep rice slopes and forested temples.
The day begins with the wind off the Indian Ocean pushing lightly through your hair as a trained horse walks the black-sand shoreline at Saba Bay. For an hour you follow the surf line—about 10 km of coastal trail—before a private air‑conditioned transfer rolls you inland toward Ubud’s steep rice slopes and forested temples.
Geology here shifts fast: volcanic plains near the coast give way to eroded river valleys and terraced paddies sculpted into Balinese subak irrigation systems. At Tegalalang the terraces cut clean lines across a sloping valley; farther on, the Petanu River voices itself over Tegenungan’s 20‑meter drop. Culture threads everything—Ubud Palace’s carved gates recall 19th‑century courtship of art and ritual, while the Monkey Forest is managed by local village councils protecting ancient shrines.
Practical edge: this is a full‑day, private itinerary (9–10 hours) with hotel pickup, English‑speaking driver, lunch, entrance fees and one hour of guided horse riding included. Riders must be between 5–60 years and under 90 kg; safety gear and insurance are provided. Expect uneven steps at the waterfall, crowded photo spots at Tegalalang and bold long‑tailed macaques at the sanctuary. Bring closed‑toe shoes for the ride and waterfall approach, sun protection for the coast and light layers for inland shade.
Pace your day—hydrate on the transfer, follow your guide’s directions around the monkeys, and leave time to absorb the valley views before the return drive.