Ayung River Rafting and Cycling Combo Experience

This was a fabulous, very full and tiring day. We did the cycling first which was terrific and mostly downhill. The spider house was definitely something different. The countryside is fertile and lush and it was a treat to travel through it. Lunch was very tasty back at Red Paddle and next was the rafting which was a total blast. Not a trip for anyone with sore knees though as you have to walk down and up many steps to access the river. All the drivers were great and the total experience was great.

It was fun. The view was better than when I did it in Tlawa a few years ago, and even though it was a deep valley, it didn't get hot and it was nice. I like cycling too. The scenery is nice and it's mostly downhill, so it's comfortable. However, there is an unpaved road in the middle, and the child in elementary school had a hard time because he was not used to it. Eating is enough to make me cry. I didn't expect much, but there's nothing to eat, and they don't even give you refills. I ate it because I was cycling in the morning and rafting in the afternoon, but if it was a schedule to go home after rafting and eat, I think I would have gone to downtown Ubud and ate it.

The cycling trip was around Taro Village. The guide showed us Balinese houses which was an interesting sight. We later cycled around the rice padi fields as well. Cycling was suitable for beginners though there were moments where the paths were rocky and narrow. We did not manage to go water rafting due to the heavy rain. The company offered to give us another day for water rafting but we had to catch our flight back the next day. In turn, the company give us a free dinner as compensation at Jimbaran Beach! 😛 our tummies were filled

Great place!! Mr. Senna was excellent.

It was really good. It's in my top 3 best while I was traveling in Bali. Cycling was not difficult, and rafting was really good. The 'Senall' we were in charge of was really pleasant and kind.