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Run class II–III rapids on the Telaga Waja River, step into the cavernous light of Tukad Cepung waterfall, and visit the preserved Balinese compounds of Penglipuran—all in a private full‑day tour from Ubud. Equipment, lunch and hotel pickup are included.
Run class II–III rapids on the Telaga Waja River, step into the cavernous light of Tukad Cepung waterfall, and visit the preserved Balinese compounds of Penglipuran—all in a private full‑day tour from Ubud. Equipment, lunch and hotel pickup are included.
The morning opens with the river in motion: cool water cutting between stone cliffs, rice terraces flashing green on the slopes above, and guides checking helmets before you push off.
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Operated by Baliholidayspot · Ubud, Bali
The morning opens with the river in motion: cool water cutting between stone cliffs, rice terraces flashing green on the slopes above, and guides checking helmets before you push off.
On this full‑day loop from Ubud to East Bali you’ll run roughly two hours of class II–III whitewater on the Telaga Waja River—a stretch known for steady rapids, rocky gorges and rainforest canopies that narrow into intimate, echoing channels. After the raft you trade the boat for a walking route into Tukad Cepung, where steps descend into a sunlit gorge and the waterfall pours through a slot in the rock, the light often forming a bright column over the pool.
Culturally, the route finishes at Penglipuran Traditional Village, whose system of family compounds and bamboo-lined streets preserves Balinese village architecture and communal ritual life. Geologically the area is shaped by volcanic and fluvial action; cliffs and riverbeds are carved from andesitic rock and recent alluvium.
Practical side: the tour is private and includes pickup from Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua and Ubud, equipment, changing facilities, mineral water and buffet lunch. Expect stairs and slippery rocks at the waterfall, and two hours of continuous paddling (instructor-led) on the river. Bring quick-dry clothes, secure footwear, and a dry bag for valuables.
This is a good full‑day option for travelers wanting a balanced dose of adrenaline, dramatic river scenery and an up‑close look at East Bali’s living traditions.
moderate.
9–10 hours.
Moderate fitness; comfortable walking on uneven ground and two hours of guided paddling required.
No—this route is led by professional instructors and the rapids are rated class II–III, suitable for beginners with basic mobility.
Yes—pickups are included for Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua and Ubud; confirm exact pickup point after booking.
Yes, but carry it in a waterproof case and be prepared to hike down uneven stairs and over wet rocks to reach the gorge.
The operator’s cancellation policy allows refunds if you cancel 24 hours prior; in heavy rain operators may reschedule or advise on safety—check at booking.
Penglipuran Village preserves an old Balinese village layout with family compounds and strict traditional land divisions, reflecting centuries of local Hindu practice.
River health depends on keeping litter out of the watershed; support local operators who use responsible waste practices and avoid single‑use plastics.
Baliholidayspot operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning opens with the river in motion: cool water cutting between stone cliffs, rice terraces flashing green on the slopes above, and guides checking helmets before you push off.
The morning opens with the river in motion: cool water cutting between stone cliffs, rice terraces flashing green on the slopes above, and guides checking helmets before you push off.
On this full‑day loop from Ubud to East Bali you’ll run roughly two hours of class II–III whitewater on the Telaga Waja River—a stretch known for steady rapids, rocky gorges and rainforest canopies that narrow into intimate, echoing channels. After the raft you trade the boat for a walking route into Tukad Cepung, where steps descend into a sunlit gorge and the waterfall pours through a slot in the rock, the light often forming a bright column over the pool.
Culturally, the route finishes at Penglipuran Traditional Village, whose system of family compounds and bamboo-lined streets preserves Balinese village architecture and communal ritual life. Geologically the area is shaped by volcanic and fluvial action; cliffs and riverbeds are carved from andesitic rock and recent alluvium.
Practical side: the tour is private and includes pickup from Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua and Ubud, equipment, changing facilities, mineral water and buffet lunch. Expect stairs and slippery rocks at the waterfall, and two hours of continuous paddling (instructor-led) on the river. Bring quick-dry clothes, secure footwear, and a dry bag for valuables.
This is a good full‑day option for travelers wanting a balanced dose of adrenaline, dramatic river scenery and an up‑close look at East Bali’s living traditions.