Telaga Waja River Rafting

Telaga Waja rafting pricing is being confirmed with the operator, so it is quoted on request rather than published here. For reference, the Ayung River trip costs IDR 350,000 per person and the Melangit at Bakas costs IDR 450,000. Message on WhatsApp for the current Telaga Waja rate.

Yes. Telaga Waja runs at grade III–IV over three hours with a steeper gradient and a dam drop at the end, while the Ayung River is grade II–III over two hours. Telaga Waja has a minimum age of 12 and suits people who have rafted before or want the harder trip.

The Telaga Waja rafting trip finishes by taking the boat head-on over a dam wall, dropping several metres into the pool below. The guide lines the boat up and briefs the crew before it.

The minimum age for Telaga Waja rafting is 12, higher than the 9 required for the Ayung and Melangit rivers, because the water is grade III–IV and the trip ends with a dam drop.

Previous rafting experience is not required for the Telaga Waja River, but it is the most demanding of the three rivers offered here. First-time rafters are usually pointed at the Ayung River instead, which is grade II–III.

Yes. The Telaga Waja River runs off the southern slopes of Mount Agung in Karangasem, and the mountain is visible above the valley for much of the descent on a clear morning.

Telaga Waja rafting takes about three hours on the water, an hour longer than the Ayung or Melangit trips. Allow five to six hours in total including the briefing, the walk in, the climb out, showering and lunch.