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Combine a calm horse ride along Bali’s black-sand eastern shore with a high-flying zipline over Tegallalang rice terraces. This accessible full-day pairing blends coastal quiet and countryside views with clear safety protocols and included transfers.
Combine a calm horse ride along Bali’s black-sand eastern shore with a high-flying zipline over Tegallalang rice terraces. This accessible full-day pairing blends coastal quiet and countryside views with clear safety protocols and included transfers.
Morning light slides across black sand as the first horse steps into the surf—salt air pushes at your cheeks while a calm, trained mount takes you along Saba Beach. Later, inland terraces rise into broad green steps; you clip into a harness and the world tilts as the cable pulls you above Tegallalang’s rice fields. That contrast—shoreline quiet and countryside adrenaline—defines this full-day pairing.
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Operated by Ni Ketut Seniary Dewi · Ubud, Bali
Morning light slides across black sand as the first horse steps into the surf—salt air pushes at your cheeks while a calm, trained mount takes you along Saba Beach. Later, inland terraces rise into broad green steps; you clip into a harness and the world tilts as the cable pulls you above Tegallalang’s rice fields. That contrast—shoreline quiet and countryside adrenaline—defines this full-day pairing.
Tegallalang’s terraces are part of Bali’s centuries-old subak irrigation system, a living agricultural practice tied to Balinese temple culture; the rice fields you fly above are cut into volcanic slopes that drain toward the coast. Saba’s black sand comes from older volcanic flows that weathered down along Bali’s eastern shore, where local fishing villages keep simple, coastal routines alive.
Expect two clear segments: a one-hour guided beach ride with helmets and mounts rated for riders up to ~90 kg, and a zipline session above coffee and rice plantations (minimum weight ~35 kg). Professional guides, safety briefings, and hotel pickup are typically included; total time on tour is about 5–6 hours with transport between sites. Photographers should bring a secure strap for cameras—hands-free zipping is required.
Practical edge: aim for early departures to catch calm seas and softer light over the terraces; wear closed-toe shoes for both activities, sun protection, and a small dry bag for essentials. Operators encourage respect for rice-field paths and local sacred sites—keep noise low and follow guides’ directions. This combo delivers approachable riding and accessible aerial thrills in a single, well-paced day.
No—rides use calm, well-trained horses and guides assist throughout; beginners are welcome, though you should be comfortable following instructions.
Horse rides generally allow riders up to about 90 kg; ziplines typically have a minimum weight around 35 kg—age limits vary by operator, so confirm at booking.
Yes, most operators include hotel pick-up and drop-off; pickup times vary, so expect a full 5–6 hour window for the tour.
No—both operators advise against participation for pregnant travelers or people with serious spinal or cardiovascular conditions; follow medical guidance and operator rules.
Ni Ketut Seniary Dewi operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slides across black sand as the first horse steps into the surf—salt air pushes at your cheeks while a calm, trained mount takes you along Saba Beach. Later, inland terraces rise into broad green steps; you clip into a harness and the world tilts as the cable pulls you above Tegallalang’s rice fields. That contrast—shoreline quiet and countryside adrenaline—defines this full-day pairing.
Morning light slides across black sand as the first horse steps into the surf—salt air pushes at your cheeks while a calm, trained mount takes you along Saba Beach. Later, inland terraces rise into broad green steps; you clip into a harness and the world tilts as the cable pulls you above Tegallalang’s rice fields. That contrast—shoreline quiet and countryside adrenaline—defines this full-day pairing.
Tegallalang’s terraces are part of Bali’s centuries-old subak irrigation system, a living agricultural practice tied to Balinese temple culture; the rice fields you fly above are cut into volcanic slopes that drain toward the coast. Saba’s black sand comes from older volcanic flows that weathered down along Bali’s eastern shore, where local fishing villages keep simple, coastal routines alive.
Expect two clear segments: a one-hour guided beach ride with helmets and mounts rated for riders up to ~90 kg, and a zipline session above coffee and rice plantations (minimum weight ~35 kg). Professional guides, safety briefings, and hotel pickup are typically included; total time on tour is about 5–6 hours with transport between sites. Photographers should bring a secure strap for cameras—hands-free zipping is required.
Practical edge: aim for early departures to catch calm seas and softer light over the terraces; wear closed-toe shoes for both activities, sun protection, and a small dry bag for essentials. Operators encourage respect for rice-field paths and local sacred sites—keep noise low and follow guides’ directions. This combo delivers approachable riding and accessible aerial thrills in a single, well-paced day.