White Water Rafting on Telaga Waja River

Brave Bali’s longest and most challenging white water rafting course at
Telaga Waja river, located 37km east of Ubud. The 14-kilometre course is Bali’s longest white water rafting track, comprised of sizeable waves, considerable drops, and sharp maneuvers earning it a grade of class 3-4 on the International Scale of River Difficulty (out of 6). However, the activity is safe enough for children from the age of seven (up to 65 years old). Rapid conditions depend on seasonal rainfall. For more authenic views and photos, please visit our blogpost.
At the jump-off point lobby, you’ll immediately be greeted with a calming view of rice paddies below. That’s just the start of the stunning landscapes you’re going to see that day, as the raft also serves as front row seats to vistas of Bali’s lush mountains, rice fields, waterfalls, and stone cliffs. To preserve the beauty of the area, the operator donates a percentage of its profits towards environmental preservation, playing its part in the upkeep of Bali’s eco-tourism industry.
Since it’s an extreme sport kind of day, instead of walking to the starting point upon arrival at the river, you can opt to take the Bali Zipline to get there faster. Each raft can hold a maximum of 4 rafters accompanied by 1 professional guide*. Throughout the 2-hour trip down the river, there are sections in which you will need to lay down flat on the boat to pass under bamboo bridges crossing the river. ‘Graduation’ takes place in the form of a 4-metre jump at Bajing dam.
Professional Raft Guides completed six-month training programmes and are proficient in Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Note: Pickup/ Drop off is included in the price listed. Please inform the name of your hotel during the checkout process.