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Float through rapids on the Telaga Waja, then cool off at Tibumana and Kanto Lampo waterfalls on this 3–4 hour day trip. Expect guided rafting, lunch, and easy waterfall walks—ideal for first-time rafters.
Float through rapids on the Telaga Waja, then cool off at Tibumana and Kanto Lampo waterfalls on this 3–4 hour day trip. Expect guided rafting, lunch, and easy waterfall walks—ideal for first-time rafters.
Morning light cuts through the gorge as rafts line the bank of the Telaga Waja, the river pushing you forward with an easy insistence. Paddles dip and rise; spray beads on your forearms and the guide calls the next move. This is a day built around moving water and sudden vertical drops — about 2.5 hours on the river followed by short hikes to two leafy falls.
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Operated by LOMBOK TOUR AND TRAVEL · Ubud, Bali
Morning light cuts through the gorge as rafts line the bank of the Telaga Waja, the river pushing you forward with an easy insistence. Paddles dip and rise; spray beads on your forearms and the guide calls the next move. This is a day built around moving water and sudden vertical drops — about 2.5 hours on the river followed by short hikes to two leafy falls.
Telaga Waja runs through volcanic soils carved over millennia; the river’s course exposes terraces, boulders and pockets of fast water that make the run lively but manageable for most people. Nearby Tibumana and Kanto Lampo waterfalls descend over fractured basalt and limestone, each offering a different feel: Tibumana’s single curtain and shady pool versus Kanto Lampo’s stepped cascade and sunlit viewing ledge.
The area is dotted with small villages and rice fields where local Balinese life continues around temple ceremonies and water management systems (subak). Guides are typically from nearby communities and bring both safety training and local knowledge to the run.
Practical: pickup is usually around 08:00; total trip time is 3–4 hours including hotel transfers, a buffet lunch and changing facilities. Wear quick-dry clothing and secure footwear; a waterproof bag is provided, but bring a small drybag for valuables. Expect basic river rapids, hands-on guiding and clear safety briefings — the operation supplies helmets, PFDs and trained guides. All sales are final; confirm pickup point in advance and plan for mid-morning departures to avoid heat and crowds.
easy.
3–4 hours.
Reasonable mobility and basic stamina for short walks and paddling; suitable for most fitness levels.
No — guides provide a safety briefing and coaching on paddle commands; this trip is suitable for first-time rafters.
The tour requires a minimum of two people; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and operators set specific age guidelines—check at booking.
Yes — return hotel transfer is included; confirm your pickup location and time when you book.
This product lists all sales as final with no refunds; operators may cancel for weather or insufficient participants.
The river corridor sits on volcanic terrain shaped by eruptions over millennia; nearby villages use ancient water-management practices (subak) that date back centuries.
Stick to marked trails and avoid shampoo or soap in waterfall pools; local operators commonly support river cleanups and rely on sustainable visitor behavior.
LOMBOK TOUR AND TRAVEL operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light cuts through the gorge as rafts line the bank of the Telaga Waja, the river pushing you forward with an easy insistence. Paddles dip and rise; spray beads on your forearms and the guide calls the next move. This is a day built around moving water and sudden vertical drops — about 2.5 hours on the river followed by short hikes to two leafy falls.
Morning light cuts through the gorge as rafts line the bank of the Telaga Waja, the river pushing you forward with an easy insistence. Paddles dip and rise; spray beads on your forearms and the guide calls the next move. This is a day built around moving water and sudden vertical drops — about 2.5 hours on the river followed by short hikes to two leafy falls.
Telaga Waja runs through volcanic soils carved over millennia; the river’s course exposes terraces, boulders and pockets of fast water that make the run lively but manageable for most people. Nearby Tibumana and Kanto Lampo waterfalls descend over fractured basalt and limestone, each offering a different feel: Tibumana’s single curtain and shady pool versus Kanto Lampo’s stepped cascade and sunlit viewing ledge.
The area is dotted with small villages and rice fields where local Balinese life continues around temple ceremonies and water management systems (subak). Guides are typically from nearby communities and bring both safety training and local knowledge to the run.
Practical: pickup is usually around 08:00; total trip time is 3–4 hours including hotel transfers, a buffet lunch and changing facilities. Wear quick-dry clothing and secure footwear; a waterproof bag is provided, but bring a small drybag for valuables. Expect basic river rapids, hands-on guiding and clear safety briefings — the operation supplies helmets, PFDs and trained guides. All sales are final; confirm pickup point in advance and plan for mid-morning departures to avoid heat and crowds.