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A two-hour rafting descent down Bali's longest river, cutting through a deep jungle canyon near Ubud. The Ayung River is graded Class II–III, making it accessible to beginners and families with children aged seven and above. The package includes hotel pickup from key areas across South Bali and Ubud, all safety equipment, a professional river guide, and a buffet lunch at the finish point. - The Ayung River is consistently listed among the top outdoor activities in Bali by TripAdvisor and Lonely Planet. Rafting here is one of the most reviewed adventure experiences in the Ubud region. - Reviewers highlight the scenery — towering banyan trees, hidden waterfalls, moss-covered stone carvings on cliff faces, and glimpses of luxury villas perched above the gorge. - The river's moderate difficulty level receives praise from families and first-time rafters. Guides are frequently described as skilled, entertaining, and safety-conscious. - The included buffet lunch after rafting draws positive reviews for its variety and quality, particularly for vegetarian options.

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Across a 45-minute speedboat ride from Sanur, this rugged limestone island delivers the Bali that postcards promise — towering sea cliffs, hidden beaches and manta-ray waters, still refreshingly undeveloped. Salt spray hits before the boat even docks. Red-dirt roads shake under motorbike tyres, and then the clifftop opens to an impossible blue — waves crashing hundreds of metres below 🌊. - • Kelingking Beach consistently ranked among Asia's most dramatic coastal viewpoints - • Manta Bay is one of the world's most reliable sites for manta-ray encounters - • Over 15,000 Google reviews averaging 4.7 stars - • Featured in National Geographic and Lonely Planet Bali guides

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Rising 1,717 metres from the centre of a vast caldera in northeast Bali, this active volcano offers one of the island's most sought-after experiences: a pre-dawn trek to the summit to watch sunrise paint the sky above Lake Batur and Mount Agung. It last erupted in 2000, and steam still curls from its crater rim. Boots crunch across loose volcanic gravel in torchlight silence. At the summit, a cold wind gives way to warmth as the first amber glow breaks behind Mount Agung, illuminating the caldera, the glassy lake, and distant ocean. - • One of Bali's most popular and highest-rated outdoor activities - • 4.8/5 average rating across major booking platforms - • Featured in global travel lists as a bucket-list sunrise experience 🌅 - • Visitors call it the most rewarding early-morning wake-up of their trip

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At 3,142 metres, Mount Agung is Bali's tallest peak and most sacred volcano — considered the spiritual axis of the island. The demanding overnight sunrise trek rewards fit hikers with views stretching from Lombok to Java across a sea of clouds. Boots crunch on volcanic gravel in the dark as headlamp beams sweep bare rock. Then dawn breaks — golden light floods the crater rim, and the island spreads out below in silence. - • Bali's highest point at 3,142 metres — among the top 100 most prominent peaks on Earth - • Considered the holiest mountain in Balinese Hinduism, home to Besakih Temple on its slopes - • Hikers describe the sunrise from the summit as one of the most spectacular in Southeast Asia

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