Tackle a 10 km Ayung River route through jungle, rapids and waterfall viewpoints near Ubud. This guided, two-hour float combines adrenaline with cultural river-side carvings and a post-raft shower and lunch.
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You push off from a low riverbank and the Ayung takes the first decision: a slow pull through shadowed pools, then a surprising toss through a line of rapids that demand focus and teamwork.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours (including transport, briefings, shower & lunch)
Fitness Level
Recommended for people with good basic fitness; must be able to paddle, hold position, and climb in/out of a raft.
Wildlife
History
The Ayung is Bali’s longest river (about 68.5 km) and has long been central to Ubud-area irrigation and artisan communities; many carved walls along the river reflect local stonework traditions.
Conservation
Stick to operators that practice leave-no-trace—avoid single-use plastics around riverbanks and follow guide instructions to minimize erosion and disturbance.
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Secure footwear
Wear closed-toe water shoes or fastened sandals to protect feet on rocky riverbanks and in the boat.
Use a dry bag
Keep your phone and a small camera in a waterproof pouch; operators often provide storage but bring your own for peace of mind.
Hydrate before you go
Drink water before departure—salt and sun can catch you after the exertion of paddling and scrambling ashore.
Listen to your guide
Guides control safety and maneuvering—follow commands promptly during rapids and while boarding/exiting the raft.
Closed-toe water shoes
Provide grip on wet rocks and protect feet during launches and exits.
Quick-dry clothing
Dries fast after immersion and keeps you comfortable for the post-raft transfer.
Waterproof pouch/dry bag
Protects phone, wallet, and camera from splashes and accidental submersion.
Sunscreen and hat (strap recommended)
Shaded breaks are limited—protect exposed skin during transfers and breaks.