🌊 Telaga Waja River Rafting — Bali’s Longest Rafting Route · #Top Rated on TripAdvisor · 400+ Five-Star Reviews
Telaga Waja River Rafting
17 km of Bali’s longest and most thrilling rafting route — clear mountain water, hanging bridges, waterfalls, and a 4-meter slide near the end. Class III–IV rapids for adventure lovers, still safe and comfortable for beginners.
No deposit · Free cancellation · Hotel pickup included from anywhere in Ubud
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17 km
River route
400+
5-star reviews
2.5 hrs
On the water
$32
Starting from
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The experience
The Thrill of Telaga Waja River Rafting
Telaga Waja River Rafting gives you 17 km of fun rapids, cool mountain water, and amazing nature views — Bali’s longest and most exciting rafting trip. You’ll pass waterfalls, rice fields, hanging bridges, and a small 4-meter slide near the end, all with stunning views of Mount Agung along the way.
This river is more thrilling than the Ayung River in Ubud, with Class III–IV rapids, but still great for beginners with our friendly local guides keeping you safe throughout.
Whether you’re searching for Telaga Waja rafting, white water rafting Bali, or the longest rafting route in Bali, this trip consistently ranks among the most thrilling river rafting experiences on the island.
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Bali’s longest route
17 km with a 4-meter slide finale
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Mount Agung views
Green valleys and volcano scenery
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Friendly local guides
Safety-first, still thrilling for everyone
Pricing
How much does Telaga Waja Rafting cost?
1 person
$35 +surcharge
Rp 590,000
Most booked
2 people
$39/pax
Rp 650,000
3 people (10% off)
$35/pax
Rp 590,000
3+ people (18% off)
$32/pax
Rp 550,000
All prices include private transport, guide, safety gear, buffet lunch, and insurance. Solo travelers pay a transport surcharge from Rp 500K depending on hotel pickup location.
✔ No strict minimum — solo travelers welcome. 2+ persons gets the best rate. ✔ Available daily, morning departure only.
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Telaga Waja vs Ayung River — Which Rafting Trip is Right for You?
| Comparison | 🌊 Telaga Waja | 🌊 Ayung River (Ubud Rafting) |
|---|---|---|
| Difficulty | Class III–IV, more intense | Class II–III, beginner-friendly |
| Duration | 2.5 hours | 2 hours |
| Distance | 17 km | 12 km |
| Best for | Experienced rafters, thrill-seekers, kids 7+ | Families, first-timers, kids 6+ |
| Location | Slightly further from Ubud | Central Ubud |
| Price from | $32/pax | $23/pax |
Prefer a gentler introduction to rafting? See our Ubud Rafting on the Ayung River →

Your day, step by step
Your Telaga Waja Rafting Day, Step by Step
07:30 – 08:30
Hotel pick-up
Private or shared transfer from your hotel in a clean, air-conditioned car
09:30 – 10:00
Basecamp arrival
Welcome drink, registration, and safety gear fitting (life jacket, helmet, paddle)
10:00 – 10:15
Safety briefing
Your rafting guide explains safety rules and paddling techniques
10:15 – 12:45
Rafting adventure
2.5 hours through waterfalls, hanging bridges, and Bali’s countryside with views of Mount Agung
12:45 – 14:00
Shower & buffet lunch
Refreshing shower, change of clothes, then Indonesian buffet lunch overlooking rice fields
14:00 – 15:00
Return to hotel
Sit back and relax as we drive you back to your hotel — end of adventure

What to bring & what’s included
🎒 What to bring
Change of clothes
Swimwear or quick-dry outfit
Water shoes (no flip-flops)
Sunscreen & sunglasses
Small cash for drinks or photos
✅ Always included
Guide & safety equipment
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Buffet lunch & shower
Insurance coverage
📝 Good to know
Easier access, fewer stairs than Ayung
Solo travelers welcome (transport surcharge applies)
Free cancellation
Small cash needed on-site
Telaga Waja Rafting FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Telaga Waja River Rafting starts from $32 USD per person (Rp 550,000) for groups of 3 or more. Solo travelers pay $35 plus a transport surcharge, while pairs pay $39 per person. All prices include hotel transfer, guide, safety gear, buffet lunch, and insurance.
The rafting trip lasts about 2.5 hours and covers 17 km — Bali’s longest rafting route, including a 4-meter slide near the end.
Yes. Telaga Waja features Class III–IV rapids, more intense than the Class II–III rapids on the Ayung River. It’s still safe with professional guides, but better suited to travelers looking for a bigger adventure.
The minimum age is 7 years old, slightly older than the Ayung River’s minimum of 6, due to the more intense rapids.
Your ticket includes a professional guide, safety equipment, hotel transfers, buffet lunch, shower and changing room, and insurance coverage.
No strict minimum — solo travelers are welcome with a transport surcharge from Rp 500K depending on hotel pickup location. Booking as a pair or group gets you a better per-person rate.
Rafting continues in light to moderate rain. If conditions become unsafe, the operator reschedules your trip or provides a full refund.
It depends on your preference. Telaga Waja is longer (17 km) and more intense (Class III-IV), better for thrill-seekers and experienced rafters. Ayung River is shorter (12 km), gentler (Class II-III), and better for families and first-timers.
Yes, prices are reviewed periodically to reflect current operating costs. The rates listed on this page are always the most current — solo travelers, pairs, and groups of 3 or more each have a different per-person rate, with the best value for groups of 3+.
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