Rafting in Ubud

River rafting in the Ayung River is highly sought-after because it’s the longest river on the island, stretching for 75 kilometres.

In Indonesia, there are only dry and wet seasons. During the dry season, there may be better ideas than a raft on the rapids of the Ayung River because the rocks, water, and drops can be a little rougher than usual. So, reserve the adventure until you become a more experienced rafter, at least until the river calms down. At the very least, you should know how to paddle and ensure you have all the safety equipment. But if there’s someone in your family or the group who can guide you, you can enjoy this rafting adventure.

If you’re looking to enjoy the peace and quiet of the streams, wait until the water is calm. It would make rafting much easier as well. In fact, it’s so safe that people of all ages, even a child as young as nine, can join in! But if there are children in the group, you should take safety even more seriously.

Are you ready to take a different path to relaxation? Make sure to ask the specific rafting company that you’re going with if they have different safety guidelines and age restrictions for children and seniors. Seek all the relevant information, including pick-up and drop-off locations, places where you can have lunch, shower facilities, where the course starts and ends, as well as the itinerary.

You might be curious about the good things about rafting in Bali Telaga Waja. People who are rafting experts usually like the rafting activities on the Telaga Waja River more than other rivers in Bali because it is more challenging and more exciting. At the same time, the scenery is more natural because it is in the countryside. Despite the lower prices, rafting in Telaga Waja maintains a high level of quality.

The view you get when rafting on Bali’s Telaga Waja River is unlike other rivers, usually surrounded by forests or villas. There are small villages nearby with old-style houses and places where people farm. You can easily see the details of the tropical landscape here. Also, there are many waterfalls where you can take pictures with your friends and the water in the river is exceptionally limpid. When the water flow is not too strong, you can even see what is at the bottom of the river. This beautiful countryside is surrounded by jungle that you cannot experience on foot or by car.

The Telaga Waja River has different levels of difficulty, ranging from level II to level IV. Even though the guide/operator will give you quality safety gear, there are also people to assist you in any situation. Don’t worry, the guides who lead the rafting trips are very skilled and have a lot of experience; besides, all of them can speak English. Don’t forget to ask them about everything that’s vital: pickup and drop-off destinations, food, photo stops and other services, such as, for example, the towels supply. Remember, this is not a hotel vacation, and the staff can’t give you everything hotels offer. Good luck, and enjoy the incredible Balinese nature!

Bali’s Melangit River might be your best choice if you want beautiful landscapes for your rafting adventure. It’s a popular destination amongst tourists who are looking for the best of both worlds: peaceful and risky. If you’re coming from Kuta, it takes 1.5 hours to get to this location. However, this 8 km route is worth it for every daredevil.

If you decide to go white water rafting on the Melangit River, be prepared for a lot of challenges in your journey. You’ll be taking sharp turns, going through fast-moving water, and hitting river walls. But that’s what makes it fun.

If the walk to the riverbank is something you consider when choosing rafting companies, this one only requires a five-minute walk from the parking area. Then, your guide will start the orientation where you can ask questions before you start rafting. They will also make sure that you get all the safety equipment you need beforehand.

Are you already dreaming of becoming a pro-rafter? That’s the spirit! Take the risky float and enjoy the extreme swim!