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Ride along Gili Trawangan’s powder-white beaches at sunrise or sunset with hotel pickup included. This one-hour horseback tour suits all skill levels and offers a quiet way to experience the island’s shoreline and coral-fringed waters.
Ride along Gili Trawangan’s powder-white beaches at sunrise or sunset with hotel pickup included. This one-hour horseback tour suits all skill levels and offers a quiet way to experience the island’s shoreline and coral-fringed waters.
A breeze off the Lombok Strait lifts salt and sunlight as you saddle up on Gili Trawangan’s long white shore. Horses walk close to the water, hooves brushing wet sand while offshore coral flats glint beneath shallow waves; the island’s compact coastline makes each stride feel intimate and immediate.
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Operated by Info Ke Bali · Gili Trawangan, West Nusa Tenggara
A breeze off the Lombok Strait lifts salt and sunlight as you saddle up on Gili Trawangan’s long white shore. Horses walk close to the water, hooves brushing wet sand while offshore coral flats glint beneath shallow waves; the island’s compact coastline makes each stride feel intimate and immediate.
The Gilis are reef-built islands sitting off Lombok, shaped by coral growth and uplift rather than volcanic peaks; that geology gives the beaches their powdery sand and shallow, strong-surge coastline. Culturally the islands are low-key and informal — bicycles and horse-drawn cidomo are the main transport — and local guides often come from fishing and tourism families who know the tides, the sheltered bays, and the best light for photos.
On a typical one-hour ride (hotel pickup included), expect a calm, flat pace suitable for first-timers: warm air, the smell of sea grass, and views across to Mount Rinjani on clear days. Choose sunrise for cooler temperatures and quiet beaches, or sunset when the island’s western arc fills with color.
Practical notes: operators usually provide helmets and a short safety briefing; confirm any weight or medical restrictions when you book. Bring closed-toe shoes for mounting, sunscreen, a water bottle, and a light cover-up for wind off the sea. Tours can be canceled for bad weather; the operator’s policy allows a full refund if cancelled 24 hours ahead. With short transfer times across the island, this ride is a compact, scenic way to connect with Gili’s shoreline without the physical effort of a hike — just you, the horse, and the tide.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most people with basic mobility; must be able to mount and sit for an hour
No — rides are paced for beginners with a brief safety briefing; tell the operator about experience level so they can match you with an appropriate horse.
Yes — the tour includes pickup around Gili Trawangan; confirm your pickup point and time when you book.
Limits may apply for safety; provide age, height and weight during booking to ensure the operator can confirm suitability.
Operators may cancel for bad weather; this tour’s policy allows a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled time.
The Gili Islands are coral islands off Lombok historically used by fishing communities; their low elevation and reef structure reflect marine rather than volcanic origins.
Stay on designated beach paths and avoid riding over sensitive vegetation or near turtle nesting sites; many operators practice light-impact care of horses and limit group sizes.
Info Ke Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A breeze off the Lombok Strait lifts salt and sunlight as you saddle up on Gili Trawangan’s long white shore. Horses walk close to the water, hooves brushing wet sand while offshore coral flats glint beneath shallow waves; the island’s compact coastline makes each stride feel intimate and immediate.
A breeze off the Lombok Strait lifts salt and sunlight as you saddle up on Gili Trawangan’s long white shore. Horses walk close to the water, hooves brushing wet sand while offshore coral flats glint beneath shallow waves; the island’s compact coastline makes each stride feel intimate and immediate.
The Gilis are reef-built islands sitting off Lombok, shaped by coral growth and uplift rather than volcanic peaks; that geology gives the beaches their powdery sand and shallow, strong-surge coastline. Culturally the islands are low-key and informal — bicycles and horse-drawn cidomo are the main transport — and local guides often come from fishing and tourism families who know the tides, the sheltered bays, and the best light for photos.
On a typical one-hour ride (hotel pickup included), expect a calm, flat pace suitable for first-timers: warm air, the smell of sea grass, and views across to Mount Rinjani on clear days. Choose sunrise for cooler temperatures and quiet beaches, or sunset when the island’s western arc fills with color.
Practical notes: operators usually provide helmets and a short safety briefing; confirm any weight or medical restrictions when you book. Bring closed-toe shoes for mounting, sunscreen, a water bottle, and a light cover-up for wind off the sea. Tours can be canceled for bad weather; the operator’s policy allows a full refund if cancelled 24 hours ahead. With short transfer times across the island, this ride is a compact, scenic way to connect with Gili’s shoreline without the physical effort of a hike — just you, the horse, and the tide.