Amazing adventure day! - Loved the day! Telaga Waja was a fun river to raft and the views are stunning. We had three teenagers in the raft (13 y.o daughter) and it required attention but wasn’t too difficult or scary for her. A whole lot of fun and great value for money. The ATV experience was awesome. It was a good length at 90 mins and the kids really loved riding through the mud and water. The scenery of the jungles and rice fields was top notch. Friendly drivers and service all day, highly recommended.

Excellent day on the river and through the rice fields - Fun day on the Telaga Waja river followed by ATV in Ubud. Hadn’t been rafting in 25 years and never on an ATV. Nice ride up with Ketut which was important as it’s a lot of driving but great scenery to go through. Both our guides on the river and on the ATV course were engaging and competent. A great day out all in all and would definitely go again - loved it!

Putu a great driver! - Very fun and Putu was a great driver, funny and very informative, the atv and water rafting was very enjoyable with enthusiastic guides always happy and making jokes, great time!

Atv and water rafting - this was a great tour, the rafting was very reasonable and the forest scenery on the river was absolutely beautiful. they give you a dry bag so you can bring your cash and wallet. leave the rest of your stuff in your drivers car. let them know if you dont want to stop mid way and buy drinks/food on the river so that you dont delay unnecessarily. atv was good, realistically probably 45 minutes for a good rider. food was good at both restaurants and included some water. the highlight was our driver naya, he looled after us showed us a lovely day. great attitude and good service.

Fantastic Experience - The rafting experience was fantastic and unforgettable. I would recommend all my friends to try this when they come to Bali! Also the ATV driving was so fun and challenging to our arm muscles to control the vehicle while running in the jungle. It was awesome!

Best outdoor activities in Bali - Amazing tour and super fun! Rafting in the morning and ATV ride in the afternoon. Definitely a highlight of our visit in Bali. We had a wonderful time and great thanks to our guide Naya. Highly recommended!

Great tour ! - The Company turned up earlier than expected for pick up and was great ! The water rafting was fun, however note that there is about 300 large steps down to the river and 150 on the way back up. Good leg work out ! The meal supplied was great. Next onto the ATV tour, this was awesome fun, don't forget to bring a spare change of clothes expect to get very muddy. There are showers and towels at the end. I would recommend this tour and company. Thanks for a great day !

Safe and fun - Did the Telaga Waja Rafting and ATV tour in one day from Ubud. You could tell this company had the longest trip as other companies joined us as various stages of the river but they all looked like they had come down heaps of stairs and didn’t have as long in the river as us. Had Nura as our friendly driver for the day. He kept our backpack and everything secure while we did yours and was very safe when driving. At the ATV tour we had really slow drivers in front of us who kept holding everyone up so they swapped out the groups half way and that meant we got to go fast through the mud tracks which was great. Both tours were great

Water Rafting was Excellent! ATV was like a rollercoaster ride - We got in touch via email and confirmed just 2 days prior. Brochures we picked up in Seminyak had similar tours advertised for 2,100,000 IDR per person. We paid the advertised website price of 900,000 IDR per person for a group of 3. The whole tour was just the 3 of us an our guide. My cousin also booked just a rafting tour and got a significant discount for a larger group. Also, when you're arriving, you can opt to pay an additional amount (I can't remember now) for a photographer to go along the route and take photos of your group at various photo points. I'd say it's worth the additional cost because you can't capture the rafting experience from within the raft. We chose this water rafting and would recommend it to first timer adults. It wasn't challenging and felt safe with just enough thrill and splendid views along the river. It's a slightly longer river which also added to the enjoyment. We didn't have watershoes so we just wore our sneakers which works fine. I felt safe but there is potential for injury as we saw another boat of 4 had flipped, I would assume it was human error and the guests had panicked and shifted weight suddenly. It was a different tour group, but I honestly think they're all about the same. It's the same river. An exciting moment was going under a waterfall where we also had a pitstop. There's also a bit of a drop at one bit for a bit of thrill, but don't get too hyped about it, it's just like going fast down a slide, it was over before I knew it. The actual fun came from paddling and splashing one another down the route. Even splashing and "racing" other rafts. But really, there's no need to paddle if you're not comfortable as it is pretty much guide-steered and just follows along the river. Showers and towels were provided followed by lunch. The ATV ride was back in Ubud. We had concerns having read articles about quad bike deaths from rolling, but this was concern was not a real one to have because the more adventurous parts were through tracks where the walls would go up on either side (making it impossible to flip). The path is pretty well worn that you know where to go and can't really get lost. Just go at your own pace, there's no real danger here. It DOES feel like a rollercoaster with thrills and parts I was howling at. But if you're doing it as a way to see ricefields/villages then I'd recommend doing a cycling tour. The ATV was more for the excitement of riding an ATV. Muddy waters and sculpted hills and turns add to the excitement. Definitely say you should do the water rafting. ATV would be up to the individual though as my friends thought it was great, but I'd give it a miss in the future.