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Saddle up on Seminyak’s broad black sands, then shift from stirrup to surfboard with a private instructor. This three-hour combo pairs a guided beach ride with a two-hour surf lesson—great for beginners and families.
Saddle up on Seminyak’s broad black sands, then shift from stirrup to surfboard with a private instructor. This three-hour combo pairs a guided beach ride with a two-hour surf lesson—great for beginners and families.
The afternoon opens with the sound of a shoreline at work: small breakers folding toward shore, a string of horses walking the wet sand, and an instructor calling gentle cues.
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Operated by Best Adventure In Bali · Seminyak, Bali
The afternoon opens with the sound of a shoreline at work: small breakers folding toward shore, a string of horses walking the wet sand, and an instructor calling gentle cues.
You meet at La Plancha on Seminyak Beach, mount a calm horse, and ride along a broad beach where volcanic sand meets the Indian Ocean. Seminyak was once a quiet fishing coast; its beach terraces and nearby lava-strewn reefs reveal Bali’s volcanic origins and the steady shaping power of waves. Local surf culture grew here in the 1970s and now mixes with Balinese coastal life—temple shrines sit a short walk from beachfront cafes, and fishermen’s boats still come ashore at low tide.
The experience pairs a relaxed, guided hour on horseback with a focused two-hour private surf lesson. Expect flat stretches of sand for riding and a surf zone that ranges from gentle whitewater for beginners to peeling waves further out when conditions permit. Sea breeze will push you forward; the current and shorebreak will test your balance in the water.
Plan for sun, salt, and motion: bring a rash guard and reef-safe sunscreen, drink well before you start, and listen closely to instructors. Riders are guided at all times; surfers work one-on-one with an instructor who sequences paddling, pop-ups, and safety protocols.
This combo is practical and experiential—part animal-handling, part ocean-skills—ideal for travelers wanting both a quiet coastal ride and a coached entry into Bali’s famed surf.
Meeting point is in front of La Plancha beach restaurant on Seminyak Beach; exact time is on your booking confirmation.
Yes—horses and ponies are used for family-friendly riding, but age and weight guidelines apply and guardians should supervise surfers in the water.
No prior experience is required: instructors guide beginners through basics for both riding and surfing in a private setting.
Maximum weight for horse riding is 85 kg (187 lbs); contact the operator ahead of booking if you have concerns.
Best Adventure In Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The afternoon opens with the sound of a shoreline at work: small breakers folding toward shore, a string of horses walking the wet sand, and an instructor calling gentle cues.
The afternoon opens with the sound of a shoreline at work: small breakers folding toward shore, a string of horses walking the wet sand, and an instructor calling gentle cues.
You meet at La Plancha on Seminyak Beach, mount a calm horse, and ride along a broad beach where volcanic sand meets the Indian Ocean. Seminyak was once a quiet fishing coast; its beach terraces and nearby lava-strewn reefs reveal Bali’s volcanic origins and the steady shaping power of waves. Local surf culture grew here in the 1970s and now mixes with Balinese coastal life—temple shrines sit a short walk from beachfront cafes, and fishermen’s boats still come ashore at low tide.
The experience pairs a relaxed, guided hour on horseback with a focused two-hour private surf lesson. Expect flat stretches of sand for riding and a surf zone that ranges from gentle whitewater for beginners to peeling waves further out when conditions permit. Sea breeze will push you forward; the current and shorebreak will test your balance in the water.
Plan for sun, salt, and motion: bring a rash guard and reef-safe sunscreen, drink well before you start, and listen closely to instructors. Riders are guided at all times; surfers work one-on-one with an instructor who sequences paddling, pop-ups, and safety protocols.
This combo is practical and experiential—part animal-handling, part ocean-skills—ideal for travelers wanting both a quiet coastal ride and a coached entry into Bali’s famed surf.