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Combine three hours of Telaga Waja rafting with a two-hour Ubud ATV ride for a full-day Bali adventure. Expect volcanic-fed rapids, jungle-lined river canyons, and scenic quad tracks through rice fields and traditional villages.
Combine three hours of Telaga Waja rafting with a two-hour Ubud ATV ride for a full-day Bali adventure. Expect volcanic-fed rapids, jungle-lined river canyons, and scenic quad tracks through rice fields and traditional villages.
The morning air tastes of wet stone and green rice terraces as the minivan threads east across Bali toward the Telaga Waja River. By the riverbank, guides clip life jackets and brief you as the water—fed from springs near Mount Agung—pulls at your raft, daring you into a three-hour stretch of class II–III rapids framed by jungle and volcanic ridgelines.
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Operated by Telaga Waja Rafting Bali · Rendang, Bali
The morning air tastes of wet stone and green rice terraces as the minivan threads east across Bali toward the Telaga Waja River. By the riverbank, guides clip life jackets and brief you as the water—fed from springs near Mount Agung—pulls at your raft, daring you into a three-hour stretch of class II–III rapids framed by jungle and volcanic ridgelines.
Telaga Waja’s course channels springs that have served local villages for generations; the river’s steady flow is part geology (volcanic aquifers from Mount Agung) and part culture, with Hindu temples and irrigation systems nearby. Later, after a buffet lunch, the scene shifts to Ubud’s outskirts: an ATV track that runs along narrow rice paddies, through village lanes, and across shallow streams, offering up-close views of Bali’s agrarian rhythms.
Expect alternating terrain—pebble beaches and boulders on the river, then muddy tracks and tight turns on the quad—so the day feels varied and kinetic rather than repetitive. Guides manage safety, but you’ll still work: steady paddling through rapids, and throttle control on the ATVs.
Practical notes: the full-day combo is 9–10 hours including transfer; bring a change of clothes, waterproof protection for electronics, and footwear that can get wet. Sun protection and a small dry bag make the transition between river and ATV seamless. Children under local age limits can ride tandem; disclose health issues in advance. When you step off the ATV or out of the raft, you’ll have a clearer sense of Bali’s landscape—lively, hands-on, and a little wilder than the postcards.
Minimum age for rafting and ATV tandem starts around 6; single ATV rides typically require age 12 or older—verify with the operator when booking.
Telaga Waja is generally class II–III with some strong currents and drops; guides manage the route, but paddling effort and quick brace responses are required.
Yes—hotel or villa pickup and drop-off are included in the full-day private tour service.
Tours operate in light rain but may be canceled for safety in heavy monsoon conditions; the operator will refund if canceled more than 24 hours before departure.
Telaga Waja Rafting Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning air tastes of wet stone and green rice terraces as the minivan threads east across Bali toward the Telaga Waja River. By the riverbank, guides clip life jackets and brief you as the water—fed from springs near Mount Agung—pulls at your raft, daring you into a three-hour stretch of class II–III rapids framed by jungle and volcanic ridgelines.
The morning air tastes of wet stone and green rice terraces as the minivan threads east across Bali toward the Telaga Waja River. By the riverbank, guides clip life jackets and brief you as the water—fed from springs near Mount Agung—pulls at your raft, daring you into a three-hour stretch of class II–III rapids framed by jungle and volcanic ridgelines.
Telaga Waja’s course channels springs that have served local villages for generations; the river’s steady flow is part geology (volcanic aquifers from Mount Agung) and part culture, with Hindu temples and irrigation systems nearby. Later, after a buffet lunch, the scene shifts to Ubud’s outskirts: an ATV track that runs along narrow rice paddies, through village lanes, and across shallow streams, offering up-close views of Bali’s agrarian rhythms.
Expect alternating terrain—pebble beaches and boulders on the river, then muddy tracks and tight turns on the quad—so the day feels varied and kinetic rather than repetitive. Guides manage safety, but you’ll still work: steady paddling through rapids, and throttle control on the ATVs.
Practical notes: the full-day combo is 9–10 hours including transfer; bring a change of clothes, waterproof protection for electronics, and footwear that can get wet. Sun protection and a small dry bag make the transition between river and ATV seamless. Children under local age limits can ride tandem; disclose health issues in advance. When you step off the ATV or out of the raft, you’ll have a clearer sense of Bali’s landscape—lively, hands-on, and a little wilder than the postcards.