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Combine 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through 9 km of class II+ rapids with adrenaline-fueled Bali Swings that rise up to 78m above the canopy. This private full‑day package includes hotel pickup, safety gear, lunch and lockers for a seamless adventure.
Combine 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through 9 km of class II+ rapids with adrenaline-fueled Bali Swings that rise up to 78m above the canopy. This private full‑day package includes hotel pickup, safety gear, lunch and lockers for a seamless adventure.
You step out of the air‑conditioned van into humid jungle air; the river ahead hisses and tugs as if daring you to start. For the next day you trade resort calm for river churn and sky-high swings: 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through clear water and rocky narrows, then a series of jungle swings that lift you tens of metres above the canopy.
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Operated by Telaga Waja Rafting Bali · Ubud, Bali
You step out of the air‑conditioned van into humid jungle air; the river ahead hisses and tugs as if daring you to start. For the next day you trade resort calm for river churn and sky-high swings: 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through clear water and rocky narrows, then a series of jungle swings that lift you tens of metres above the canopy.
Geology here is recent—volcanic ridges shaped by centuries of monsoon-fed rivers—so the tubing channel threads through carved rock and pockets of fast current. Ubud, Bali’s cultural heart a short drive away, supplies the regional context: rice‑field irrigation and temple ceremonies still shape village life alongside newer tourist attractions like the Bali Swing. The swings themselves are modern attractions built on traditional ropework and offer views downriver, across waterfalls and steep terraces.
Practical side: tubing covers roughly 9 km with mostly class II+ rapids—guides manage the craft and provide helmets, life jackets and instruction. Swings range from 10m to a stomach‑dropping 78m; operators run safety harnesses and staged platforms. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop‑off in a private AC vehicle, Indonesian set‑menu lunch, lockers, showers and towels.
Plan to wear water shoes and a quick‑dry outfit, secure electronics in a waterproof case, and bring sunscreen and cash for photos. People with back or heart problems, pregnant travelers, or those over local age limits should skip the tubing. Start early to avoid heat and crowds; stay hydrated and listen to guides—this trip rewards curiosity and caution in equal measure.
No—guides lead the tubing run and provide safety briefings; basic swimming ability is recommended but not mandatory.
Minimum age is generally 5 and maximum 60 for this operator; not recommended for pregnant travelers or guests with spinal or serious heart conditions.
Private hotel pickup and drop‑off by AC vehicle, 1.5 hours river tubing with guide, Bali Swing access, Indonesian set‑menu lunch, safety equipment, lockers, towels, showers, and insurance are included.
Yes—participants choose swing heights on arrival where available; photo packages and single shots are typically offered for purchase at the site.
Telaga Waja Rafting Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the air‑conditioned van into humid jungle air; the river ahead hisses and tugs as if daring you to start. For the next day you trade resort calm for river churn and sky-high swings: 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through clear water and rocky narrows, then a series of jungle swings that lift you tens of metres above the canopy.
You step out of the air‑conditioned van into humid jungle air; the river ahead hisses and tugs as if daring you to start. For the next day you trade resort calm for river churn and sky-high swings: 1.5 hours of guided canyon tubing through clear water and rocky narrows, then a series of jungle swings that lift you tens of metres above the canopy.
Geology here is recent—volcanic ridges shaped by centuries of monsoon-fed rivers—so the tubing channel threads through carved rock and pockets of fast current. Ubud, Bali’s cultural heart a short drive away, supplies the regional context: rice‑field irrigation and temple ceremonies still shape village life alongside newer tourist attractions like the Bali Swing. The swings themselves are modern attractions built on traditional ropework and offer views downriver, across waterfalls and steep terraces.
Practical side: tubing covers roughly 9 km with mostly class II+ rapids—guides manage the craft and provide helmets, life jackets and instruction. Swings range from 10m to a stomach‑dropping 78m; operators run safety harnesses and staged platforms. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop‑off in a private AC vehicle, Indonesian set‑menu lunch, lockers, showers and towels.
Plan to wear water shoes and a quick‑dry outfit, secure electronics in a waterproof case, and bring sunscreen and cash for photos. People with back or heart problems, pregnant travelers, or those over local age limits should skip the tubing. Start early to avoid heat and crowds; stay hydrated and listen to guides—this trip rewards curiosity and caution in equal measure.