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Spend a full day on Ayung River rapids and then power through Ubud’s rice terraces on an ATV. This combined rafting-and-quad package pairs two active, guided experiences with hotel transport and buffet lunch.
Spend a full day on Ayung River rapids and then power through Ubud’s rice terraces on an ATV. This combined rafting-and-quad package pairs two active, guided experiences with hotel transport and buffet lunch.
Morning light cuts through the palm canopy as your driver steers away from Ubud toward the Ayung River gorge — the day unfurls as equal parts whitewater and mud-splattered throttle.
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Operated by Telaga Waja River Rafting · Ubud, Bali
Morning light cuts through the palm canopy as your driver steers away from Ubud toward the Ayung River gorge — the day unfurls as equal parts whitewater and mud-splattered throttle.
The Ayung is Bali’s longest river for commercial rafting, roughly 12 km of river running with sustained class II–III rapids that push you through carved limestone banks, small waterfalls, and narrow channels. After roughly two hours on the water, you’ll trade the raft for a riverside buffet before heading into Ubud’s interior for a two-hour ATV loop.
The quad-bike section threads rice terraces, single-track through bamboo and jungle, shallow stream crossings, and small village trails; instructors tailor technical sections to rider ability, making it accessible for first-timers and rewarding for experienced riders.
Culturally, the route passes traditional Balinese villages and irrigation channels (subak) tied to centuries-old rice farming. Geologically the Ayung has cut steep channels through volcanic sediments, giving the river a rocky, sculpted feel. Expect humid, tropical conditions year-round; flows rise during the wet season and operators may cancel if unsafe.
Practical guidance: plan for a 7–8 hour day with hotel pickup around 08:00, bring swimwear under quick-dry clothes, water shoes with grip, and a small dry bag for valuables. Inform operators of any medical issues or pregnancy in advance; weight limits and safety briefings are standard. Hydrate before the pickup and budget time after the tour to change before evening plans — you’ll finish covered in river spray and island dust, and likely grinning.
The guided rafting portion is about 2 hours on the water, covering roughly 12 km with class II–III rapids.
No — instructors provide a full safety briefing and scale the route to beginners, though basic coordination helps.
Typical inclusions are hotel pickup, safety equipment, professional guides, buffet lunch, and transfers; confirm exact inclusions with the operator when booking.
Yes — this activity is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with significant spinal, heart, or severe medical conditions.
Telaga Waja River Rafting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light cuts through the palm canopy as your driver steers away from Ubud toward the Ayung River gorge — the day unfurls as equal parts whitewater and mud-splattered throttle.
Morning light cuts through the palm canopy as your driver steers away from Ubud toward the Ayung River gorge — the day unfurls as equal parts whitewater and mud-splattered throttle.
The Ayung is Bali’s longest river for commercial rafting, roughly 12 km of river running with sustained class II–III rapids that push you through carved limestone banks, small waterfalls, and narrow channels. After roughly two hours on the water, you’ll trade the raft for a riverside buffet before heading into Ubud’s interior for a two-hour ATV loop.
The quad-bike section threads rice terraces, single-track through bamboo and jungle, shallow stream crossings, and small village trails; instructors tailor technical sections to rider ability, making it accessible for first-timers and rewarding for experienced riders.
Culturally, the route passes traditional Balinese villages and irrigation channels (subak) tied to centuries-old rice farming. Geologically the Ayung has cut steep channels through volcanic sediments, giving the river a rocky, sculpted feel. Expect humid, tropical conditions year-round; flows rise during the wet season and operators may cancel if unsafe.
Practical guidance: plan for a 7–8 hour day with hotel pickup around 08:00, bring swimwear under quick-dry clothes, water shoes with grip, and a small dry bag for valuables. Inform operators of any medical issues or pregnancy in advance; weight limits and safety briefings are standard. Hydrate before the pickup and budget time after the tour to change before evening plans — you’ll finish covered in river spray and island dust, and likely grinning.