Bali: Watersport Jetski Seawalker Flyfboard Exclusive

Tanjung Benoa turns a quiet stretch of Bali coast into a three-part playground: ride a jetski, walk beneath the sea in a seawalker helmet, then rise above the water on a flyboard. The flyboard is the headline act, but the mix gives you three very different ways to experience the beach in one outing.

I like the practical package. Hotel pickup, lunch, towels, a locker, insurance, and an instructor are included, which makes the $14 starting price look unusually good if all three activities are available at that rate. I also like the choice of a private group and the chance to add another watersport at the beach.

The main caution is timing and equipment. One booking included only about 10 minutes on the jetski, with an instructor riding alongside the participant, while another had a long wait after a technical problem. Confirm exactly what your selected package includes before you go.

Key points to know before booking

• Three very different water activities: Jetskiing gives you speed, seawalking gives you an underwater view, and flyboarding sends you above the water.
• Tanjung Benoa has calm water: The beach is used for many watersports, making it a practical base for this kind of short activity package.
• Pickup is available from seven Bali areas: Transfers cover Kuta, Nusa Dua, Legian, Kuta Selatan, Jimbaran, Kedonganan, and Seminyak.
• The jetski may be instructor-led: Do not assume you will ride alone or control the entire session yourself.
• Seawalking can feel close and confined: The helmet experience is not ideal for anyone who dislikes enclosed equipment or has trouble breathing calmly.
• Flyboard delays are possible: Technical problems have caused a long wait in at least one case, so do not schedule an important evening plan too tightly.

Three watersports, one Tanjung Benoa morning

The appeal here is variety. You are not spending the whole outing on one machine or in one piece of equipment. Instead, the package moves from a powered ride on the surface, to a slow underwater viewing session, to a short flight above the water.

The activity takes place at Tanjung Benoa Beach, on Bali’s southern coast. The beach is described as calm and well suited to watersports, which matters when you are learning equipment in open water. This is not a quiet beach day. Expect staff, changing areas, equipment, and a steady flow of activity around the shore.

The advertised duration ranges from 30 to 150 minutes, depending on the option you select. That wide range is important. A short package may give you brief sessions, while a longer combination can take much of the morning once transfers, changing, instructions, and waiting are added.

Pickup times are listed around 9 or 10 a.m. You should give the provider your hotel or villa name and be ready in the lobby 15 minutes before pickup. At the meeting point, look for the handling staff, Mr Gombloh or Mr Bagiarsa, and have your voucher ready.

Jetskiing at Tanjung Benoa Beach

The jetski is the easiest part to understand. You sit on a wave runner, follow an instructor, and travel around the Tanjung Benoa water. The description promises a chance to ride the waves in your own style, but the practical detail from the experience is more limited: one participant had only about 10 minutes and did not ride alone.

That is not necessarily a bad arrangement. An instructor beside you can help keep the session controlled and simple, especially if this is your first time on a jetski. It also means you should not picture a long, independent ride across the bay.

If the jetski is your main reason for booking, ask two questions before paying: How many minutes are included, and will I ride alone or with an instructor? The answers may depend on the selected package and local operating conditions. The advertised $14 price is attractive, but it is only strong value if your expectations match the actual ride time.

The jetski portion should suit you if you want a quick burst of speed and do not need a full rental session. It is less suitable if you want to spend most of the morning riding freely. Keep your phone and loose belongings in the provided locker, and use the towel afterward.

Seawalking below the surface

Seawalking gives you a look at the underwater scene without requiring standard scuba equipment. A professional instructor helps you use a seawalker helmet, allowing you to walk below the surface and see reef and fish.

The idea sounds gentle, but the physical sensation can be surprising. One participant found the helmet claustrophobic and had trouble breathing comfortably, creating a brief feeling of panic. The guides handled the situation well, but you should take this warning seriously. If enclosed helmets make you uneasy, seawalking may be the most demanding part of the package, even though you are not swimming long distances.

The benefit is clear: you get an underwater view without needing a scuba certification or a full training session. The experience is also slower than the jetski or flyboard, giving you time to look around. The underwater scene is described as including reef and fish, though the exact visibility and marine life can change with conditions.

Listen carefully to the instructor before entering the water. Tell the staff if you feel unwell or need to stop. A guide was helpful when one participant became sick and offered a change of activity, so speaking up early is the sensible move.

Seawalking is best for someone curious about the sea but not keen on a full scuba session. It is not a good match for anyone with a heart problem, epilepsy, or a strong fear of confined equipment. The activity is also not suitable for children under three or people over 70.

Flyboarding above the water

Flyboarding is the most unusual part of the package. Water pressure lifts you above the surface, creating the feeling of a short Iron Man-style flight. You work with an instructor, who helps you handle the equipment and find your balance.

Do not expect instant superhero control. The attraction is the attempt itself, not a long, graceful flight from the first second. You may spend part of the session learning how the pressure responds to your movements. That makes the instructor’s role especially important.

The flyboard received strong praise for being fun when the equipment was working. The problem is that technical trouble can happen. In one case, a jetski issue caused a wait of roughly an hour and a half. Staff eventually arranged the activity with another company nearby, but the delay changed the feel of the outing.

For that reason, leave room in your schedule after the activity. Do not book a flight, dinner reservation, or long transfer immediately afterward. If there is a mechanical problem, staff may offer a different activity or move you to another operator in the same area. That is a useful recovery plan, but it may not help if flyboarding is the only activity you want.

What the $14 price really offers

The listed price of $14 per person is low for a package that includes three watersports, but you should treat it as a starting figure tied to the selected option. The experience has several inclusions that reduce the extra costs you often face at a beach activity site.

Included items are:

• Watersport entry
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Lunch
• Mineral water
• Insurance
• Locker use
• Professional instructor
• Towel
• An option to add another watersport

The transfer is especially useful if you are staying in Kuta, Nusa Dua, Legian, Kuta Selatan, Jimbaran, Kedonganan, or Seminyak. A hotel ride saves you from arranging separate transport to Tanjung Benoa and makes the price easier to justify.

Lunch and water are modest details, but they matter after several water activities. A locker also means you can leave valuables in a controlled place instead of worrying about them beside the beach.

Photography is not included. Documentation service can be ordered at the watersport location for about IDR 400,000. That is a significant extra cost compared with the advertised activity price, so decide in advance if photos are important to you. If you bring your own phone, use the locker rather than risking it around the water.

The package also says you can add another watersport. The exact add-on and cost are not specified, so ask at the site before agreeing. Do not assume every extra activity is included in the $14 price.

Transfers, staff, and the shape of the day

The pickup option keeps the morning simple, but you need to provide accurate hotel details. The listed pickup times are 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., and you should be waiting in the lobby 15 minutes early.

At the beach, Mr Gombloh and Mr Bagiarsa are the named handling staff. They are the people to look for when presenting your reservation voucher. Instructors speak English, Indonesian, and Korean, so you have a reasonable chance of receiving directions in a language you understand.

The group type is listed as private. That is useful if you want a more personal arrangement, though it does not guarantee that every part of the beach operation will feel private. You will still be using a watersport center with equipment and staff handling several activities.

The total time can vary widely. The advertised range is 30 to 150 minutes, and the actual morning may run longer if you include pickup, lunch, changing, safety instructions, and waiting. Equipment problems can extend that further. I would keep the rest of your day flexible.

Who will enjoy this package most

This outing fits you best if you want several quick thrills rather than one long, specialized activity. It works particularly well for friends, couples, or families with older children who want to compare three different watersports in one place.

You should also like variety. Jetskiing is fast, seawalking is slow and enclosed, and flyboarding is physical and unusual. The change of pace keeps the morning interesting, but it also means none of the individual activities may be as long as you expect.

The package is less suitable if you want a calm beach day. You will be changing equipment, following instructions, and moving between activities. It is also a poor choice if you have a heart problem, epilepsy, or if you are over 70. Children under three cannot take part.

If you are nervous about the seawalker helmet, ask if you can substitute another activity. A guide has offered a change when someone became sick, but substitutions depend on what the operator can arrange. If you are especially interested in flyboarding, confirm that the equipment is working before committing to the full package.

Practical ways to improve the experience

Start by confirming the exact activity package. The name includes jetski, seawalker, and flyboard, but the duration varies, and the jetski session may be quite short. Ask for the expected time on each activity.

Next, give the provider your hotel name and preferred pickup time. Be ready 15 minutes before the stated pickup. This is a small step, but it prevents a missed transfer and a rushed morning.

Wear something suitable for getting wet and bring only what you need. The locker, towel, and changing arrangements make it easier to leave valuables behind. Mineral water is included, but you may still want to bring any personal items you need for the morning.

Keep an open mind about the order of activities. Weather, equipment, and beach operations may affect the schedule. If the flyboard is your priority, say so early and ask how staff handle a technical problem.

Finally, leave time after the outing. The standard activity may finish within the advertised range, but a delay of 90 minutes has occurred when equipment failed. Flexible plans will let you enjoy the morning without watching the clock.

Should you book Tanjung Benoa’s three-activity package?

Book it if you want an affordable sampler of Bali watersports and value the convenience of pickup, lunch, equipment storage, towels, and instructors. The flyboard is the most memorable part, while the jetski and seawalker give you two different ways to use the same beach.

Approach it with realistic expectations. The jetski may last only around 10 minutes and may include an instructor riding with you. The seawalker helmet can feel claustrophobic, and technical problems can create a long wait.

For $14, the package can be excellent value if the selected option truly includes all three activities and you are happy with short sessions. Confirm the details, leave your schedule open, and book it for variety rather than for a full-length jetski or flyboard lesson.

FAQ

Where does the activity take place?

The activity takes place at Tanjung Benoa Beach in Bali, an area described as suitable for watersports.

What activities are included?

The experience offers jetskiing, seawalking, and flyboarding, depending on the option selected.

How long does the activity last?

The listed duration ranges from 30 to 150 minutes. Check the available option for its specific starting time and length.

Is hotel pickup available?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off are available from Kuta, Nusa Dua, Legian, Kuta Selatan, Jimbaran, Kedonganan, and Seminyak. You should provide your hotel or villa name and wait in the lobby 15 minutes before pickup.

What pickup times are available?

The provided pickup times are 9 a.m. and 10 a.m.

Who should not take part?

The activity is not suitable for children under three, people with heart problems, people with epilepsy, or people over 70.

Is photography included?

Photography is not included. Documentation service can be ordered at the watersport location for about IDR 400,000.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. A reserve-now, pay-later option is also available.