Experience 18 km of Class II–III rapids on Bali’s Telaga Waja River, paired with an optional zipline and transfers from Ubud and south Bali. This guided package includes gear, lunch, showers and local expertise.
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You push off beneath a green wall of jungle and rice terraces; the river hurries as if eager to show you the gorge. Telaga Waja’s current pulls the raft into tight turns, small ledges and foaming drops that split the sunlight. Between rapids the water smooths and the valley exhales—birds call, palms lean in, and distant farmers tend stepped fields.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Good cardiovascular fitness and core strength recommended; participants should be comfortable in moving water and able to follow guide commands.
Wildlife
History
The river corridor sits within Bali’s long irrigation and rice-farming culture; nearby terraces are maintained under the traditional subak system that organizes communal water use.
Conservation
Operators increasingly emphasize low-impact practices—use provided lockers, avoid single-use plastics, and follow guide instructions to protect riverbanks and freshwater habitat.
Reserve your spot on the BCR Telaga Waja Rafting & Zipline -Lunch, Transfer (Less Stairs) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Secure water shoes
Wear closed-toe, grippy water shoes or sandals with straps; flip-flops won’t stay on during rapids.
Hydrate and apply reef-safe sunscreen
Bring a water bottle to sip before the run and apply sunscreen—tropical sun is strong even in river gorges.
Pack light and use provided lockers
Leave valuables at your hotel or in the operator’s lockers and use the waterproof bag for phones and small items.
Be honest about fitness and health
Tell the operator about any heart, spinal or pregnancy concerns—this trip requires good cardiovascular fitness and basic swimming ability.
Secure water shoes
Keeps your feet stable on slippery rocks and inside the raft during rapids.
Quick-dry clothing & rash guard
Light, fast-drying layers help with sun exposure and post-raft cooling.
Change of clothes & towel
Warm, dry clothes after the run make the post-raft shower and lunch much more comfortable.
Reef-safe sunscreen & small dry pouch
Protects skin in the tropics while a small pouch secures essentials during transit.