Most tourists would say it’s the beaches. But Bali offers a whole lot more, with attractions tailored to anyone in the family to enjoy. Either you are going on a leisure leap and planning just to laze under the sun or you are eagerly seeking some adrenaline rush, Bali has it all. And, white water rafting is, indeed, an outdoor activity that intrigues both the laid back and the adventure seekers. Riding and paddling on an inflatable raft, navigating through a rushing river, enjoying taking risks and finishing strong with your teamwork skills, rafting will give you the chance to appreciate nature from a different angle.
The Ayung river, located at Kedewatan Ubud, is the widest and longest river in Bali, stretching 75 kilometres from the northern mountains area all the way to the Badung Strait at Sanur. Following the International Scale for River Difficulty, there are six grades of difficulty in white water rafting. Each grade is numbered to describe the conditions of the strength of streams, expected waves, rocky conditions, expected drops-offs and individual skill levels ability to maneuver through the river.
