Pair class III–IV white-water on the Telaga Waja with a muddy two-hour ATV loop around Ubud for one action-packed Bali day. Expect 8–10 hours of guided thrills, local scenery, and a private transfer between activities.
Pair class III–IV white-water on the Telaga Waja with a muddy two-hour ATV loop around Ubud for one action-packed Bali day. Expect 8–10 hours of guided thrills, local scenery, and a private transfer between activities.
You step out of the air-conditioned shuttle and the day snaps into focus: the Telaga Waja River roars below, foliage leaning toward the current as if to watch you go. Guides fit helmets and life jackets with practiced hands; the river dares you forward with a mix of glassy runs and white-water teeth. After three hours of Class III–IV rapids your pulse settles only long enough for the lunch spread before the highland trails call — a two-hour ATV loop through rice terraces, jungle tracks, and small village lanes.
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Operated by Bali ATV Ride · Ubud, Bali
You step out of the air-conditioned shuttle and the day snaps into focus: the Telaga Waja River roars below, foliage leaning toward the current as if to watch you go. Guides fit helmets and life jackets with practiced hands; the river dares you forward with a mix of glassy runs and white-water teeth. After three hours of Class III–IV rapids your pulse settles only long enough for the lunch spread before the highland trails call — a two-hour ATV loop through rice terraces, jungle tracks, and small village lanes.
Geology here is active: rivers carved from Mount Agung's volcanic slopes create sudden drops, boulder gardens and tight channels that make the Telaga Waja an adrenaline playground. Culturally the route threads past traditional Balinese compounds where children wave and temple shrines mark the edge of fields. The combo gives a direct contrast — water’s raw momentum and the tactile push of petrol and mud on an ATV.
Practical notes: expect roughly 8–10 hours door-to-door, moderate exertion and intermittent scrambling into and out of rafts. Bring quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a small dry bag for camera and phone. Follow guide briefings closely on the rapids and ATV handling; tandems are available for less-experienced riders. Book early for morning departures to avoid midday heat and to get calmer traffic on transfer routes.
This one-day pairing is built for travelers who want a full, active taste of Bali’s wild east and the island’s interior in a single, well-paced outing.
moderate.
8–10 hours.
Moderate fitness — able to climb in/out of raft, follow paddling commands, and operate or ride an ATV for two hours.
Rafting is allowed from age 6; ATV single rides require riders to be at least 12 — children 6–11 can join tandem with an adult.
The full-day experience runs about 8–10 hours with typical pickup around 8:00 AM; exact times depend on your hotel location.
No — instructors provide a safety briefing; less-experienced guests can choose tandem rides or easier routes.
You’ll have a professional river guide, life jacket, helmet, and a safety briefing; operators monitor river conditions and adapt for safety.
Telaga Waja drains volcanic slopes that have shaped eastern Bali for millennia; rivers here have long supported irrigation and the small communities you’ll pass on the ATV trail.
Operators commonly limit group sizes, provide lockers and waste disposal, and work with local communities to reduce trail erosion and keep riverbanks clean.
Bali ATV Ride operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step out of the air-conditioned shuttle and the day snaps into focus: the Telaga Waja River roars below, foliage leaning toward the current as if to watch you go. Guides fit helmets and life jackets with practiced hands; the river dares you forward with a mix of glassy runs and white-water teeth. After three hours of Class III–IV rapids your pulse settles only long enough for the lunch spread before the highland trails call — a two-hour ATV loop through rice terraces, jungle tracks, and small village lanes.
You step out of the air-conditioned shuttle and the day snaps into focus: the Telaga Waja River roars below, foliage leaning toward the current as if to watch you go. Guides fit helmets and life jackets with practiced hands; the river dares you forward with a mix of glassy runs and white-water teeth. After three hours of Class III–IV rapids your pulse settles only long enough for the lunch spread before the highland trails call — a two-hour ATV loop through rice terraces, jungle tracks, and small village lanes.
Geology here is active: rivers carved from Mount Agung's volcanic slopes create sudden drops, boulder gardens and tight channels that make the Telaga Waja an adrenaline playground. Culturally the route threads past traditional Balinese compounds where children wave and temple shrines mark the edge of fields. The combo gives a direct contrast — water’s raw momentum and the tactile push of petrol and mud on an ATV.
Practical notes: expect roughly 8–10 hours door-to-door, moderate exertion and intermittent scrambling into and out of rafts. Bring quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a small dry bag for camera and phone. Follow guide briefings closely on the rapids and ATV handling; tandems are available for less-experienced riders. Book early for morning departures to avoid midday heat and to get calmer traffic on transfer routes.
This one-day pairing is built for travelers who want a full, active taste of Bali’s wild east and the island’s interior in a single, well-paced outing.