A full-day rafting and tubing run from Jakarta into Sukabumi's highlands, Stony's River offers roughly three hours on water through rocky, fast-flowing channels. Expect a 2–2.5 hour drive each way, expert local guides, and Sundanese lunches at riverside bases.
A full-day rafting and tubing run from Jakarta into Sukabumi's highlands, Stony's River offers roughly three hours on water through rocky, fast-flowing channels. Expect a 2–2.5 hour drive each way, expert local guides, and Sundanese lunches at riverside bases.
You step out of the air-conditioned van and the river greets you—water pulling at rocks, daring you forward. The valley smells of wet leaves and coconut; the current moves with a will of its own, pushing tubes and pulse alike downstream.
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Operated by TRIPEDIA · Sukabumi, West Java
You step out of the air-conditioned van and the river greets you—water pulling at rocks, daring you forward. The valley smells of wet leaves and coconut; the current moves with a will of its own, pushing tubes and pulse alike downstream.
This full-day run leaves Jakarta and runs roughly 115–120 km to Sukabumi Regency, cutting into the volcanic highlands where rivers have carved narrow gorges through young andesitic rock. The area is predominantly Sundanese: villages along the route keep traditional agriculture and offer simple homestays and local Sundanese food. Geologically, steep hills and recent volcanic soils feed fast, braided channels that change with the season, making each trip different.
Expect a mixed tubing/rafting format: an initial 5 km stretch, a short riverside rest for fresh coconut, then another 1.5-hour section—about three hours on the water total. Guides use small open minivans for final access up a 10 km hill road; transport time from Jakarta is 2–2.5 hours each way by toll, longer returning during rush hour.
Practical notes: take sturdy water shoes, quick-dry clothes and a sealed dry bag for valuables. The best windows are the medium rainy months (November–April) when rapids punch up but guides still run trips; low-water months are calmer but still scenic. Safety briefings precede launches—this program advises good cardiovascular fitness and is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart conditions.
Leave no trace: pack out plastics, support local crews with gratuities, and arrive ready to trade city heat for river force and hilltop air.
The on-water portion runs about 3 hours total—an initial ~5 km stretch, a break, then a final ~1.5-hour section—embedded in a full-day schedule with transport.
There is no strict public age limit listed, but the operator advises high physical fitness; not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal or serious heart conditions.
Expect approximately 2–2.5 hours each way via toll roads (around 115–120 km), though return trips can take longer in peak traffic.
Yes—air-conditioned private transportation and a Sundanese lunch are included, and guides and crew manage boats and safety equipment.
TRIPEDIA operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step out of the air-conditioned van and the river greets you—water pulling at rocks, daring you forward. The valley smells of wet leaves and coconut; the current moves with a will of its own, pushing tubes and pulse alike downstream.
You step out of the air-conditioned van and the river greets you—water pulling at rocks, daring you forward. The valley smells of wet leaves and coconut; the current moves with a will of its own, pushing tubes and pulse alike downstream.
This full-day run leaves Jakarta and runs roughly 115–120 km to Sukabumi Regency, cutting into the volcanic highlands where rivers have carved narrow gorges through young andesitic rock. The area is predominantly Sundanese: villages along the route keep traditional agriculture and offer simple homestays and local Sundanese food. Geologically, steep hills and recent volcanic soils feed fast, braided channels that change with the season, making each trip different.
Expect a mixed tubing/rafting format: an initial 5 km stretch, a short riverside rest for fresh coconut, then another 1.5-hour section—about three hours on the water total. Guides use small open minivans for final access up a 10 km hill road; transport time from Jakarta is 2–2.5 hours each way by toll, longer returning during rush hour.
Practical notes: take sturdy water shoes, quick-dry clothes and a sealed dry bag for valuables. The best windows are the medium rainy months (November–April) when rapids punch up but guides still run trips; low-water months are calmer but still scenic. Safety briefings precede launches—this program advises good cardiovascular fitness and is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart conditions.
Leave no trace: pack out plastics, support local crews with gratuities, and arrive ready to trade city heat for river force and hilltop air.