A full-day canyoning combo that links Anahata’s big rappels with Aling’s narrow volcanic gorge. Expect 7–8 hours of rappels, jumps, swims and short treks through some of Bali’s most dramatic canyon country.
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You step off the truck and the valley exhales—warm humid air, the thud of water far below, and a narrow ribbon of river cutting between dark volcanic walls. Anahata opens with sunlit ledges and big rappels; Aling tightens into a primeval corridor where bats wheel overhead and clear plunge pools dare you to jump.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
7–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people with good cardiovascular fitness and leg strength; must be comfortable with heights and able to swim moderate distances.
Wildlife
History
The canyons cut through young volcanic flows shaped by Bali’s volcanic activity over the past tens of thousands of years; local pathways around the valleys have been used by communities for generations.
Conservation
Guides follow leave-no-trace practices and limit group sizes to reduce impact; avoid soap in freshwater pools and pack out all litter to protect downstream communities.
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Be ready to swim
Several sections require confident swimming through pools and short currented channels; practice treading water and open-water kicks before the trip.
Choose secure footwear
Closed, grippy water shoes with a firm sole are essential for traction on wet volcanic rock—no flip-flops or loose sandals.
Bring a lightweight change of clothes
Carry a dry set of clothing and a towel in a plastic bag; basecamp has showers but drying options can be limited.
Notify guides of health info
Provide height, weight, and any medical or mobility concerns at booking so guides can plan rope rigging and safety accordingly.
Closed-toe water shoes
Provide traction on wet rock and protection from sharp edges during swims and walks.
Quick-dry clothing and swimwear
Lightweight layers that dry fast keep you comfortable between canyon sections and after the trip.
Hydration reservoir or 1L water bottle
Stay hydrated in tropical heat—guides may provide water but bring your own for the approach and breaks.
Small dry bag or zip-top bags
Protect phone, wallet, and spare clothes from spray and unexpected submersion.