Rafting and Canyoning

Rafting

Bali offers several rivers suitable for rafting adventures. With us, you’ll typically explore the Telaga Waja River, which winds below Mount Agung and is perfect for beginners and families with children. For the more adventurous, the slightly wilder Ayung River near Ubud is an exciting option.

Experienced guides lead the rafting trips and adjust the difficulty level to your preference. Both rivers boast crystal-clear waters, and along the way, you’ll be treated to stunning views of lush jungle scenery, rocky formations, waterfalls, and rice terraces.

A sporty yet relaxing day spent in paradise — that’s rafting on Bali!

Waterfall Climbing – Canyoning

This adventurous expedition takes you deep into the heart of Bali’s natural beauty. Canyoning is an adrenaline-filled sport that combines a wide range of techniques to navigate and descend canyons and waterfalls: you’ll climb, jump into pools and ponds, rappel down waterfalls and rock faces, crawl through caves, and of course, wade or swim in cool, crystal-clear water. Often, natural water channels become your slippery slides.

Based on your physical fitness, you can choose from several difficulty levels — from complete beginners to extreme expeditions. Participants must be able to swim at least 50 meters and be over eight years old. A certified company provides all necessary equipment, light refreshments, and experienced guides.

• Kalimudah Canyon (suitable for beginners and intermediate level)
• Kerenkali Canyon (suitable for confident beginners and sporty individuals)
• Aling Gorges Canyon (suitable for all skill levels)