Ayung River Rafting + Buffet Lunch + Kintamani Volcano + Coffee Plantation + Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Ayung River Rafting + Buffet Lunch + Kintamani Volcano + Coffee Plantation + Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of the great Bali Combination Tour to enjoy two hours rafting on Ayung River combined with visiting Kintamani Volcano + Coffee Plantation + Tegalalang Rice Terrace. The tour will start at 08.00 AM from your hotel, then we will drive you to Ayung River, where you will enjoy the amazing 2 hours rafting there. After the rafting finish we will serve your delicious lunch at the rafting restaurant.

Ayung River Rafting: Ayung Rafting during the dry season is great fun for the entire family. Just take in the wildlife while meandering down a safe river with excellent guides. You can find beauty and fauna here, including rice fields, rainforests, kingfishers, and waterfalls, if you’re looking for a secret waterfall. Engaging in Ayung Rafting Bali will allow you to experience the lush Bali rainforest and immaculate rice fields. In the Bali rain forest, you might also be able to spot animals like the beautiful Blue Japan Kingfisher. There is nothing like the sensation that Ayung Rafting has to give. If you would prefer to go swimming, the Ayung River offers a 11-kilometer route and a 2-hour rafting adventure. The water is crystal clear and incredibly fresh. The river has class II–III rapids, which are ideal for beginners and children.

Kintamani Volcano: The Kintamani Volcano, sometimes referred as the Mount Batur, is a well-known tourist attraction and a major part of Bali’s scenery. This active volcano, which is located in northeastern Bali, provides stunning views of the surroundings, which include the lovely Lake Batur. It is famous for its breathtaking scenery, which includes lush hills and the massive volcanic caldera that the Kintamani villages are located inside.

Coffee Plantation: Bali is well known for its coffee plantations, which provide tourists curious in the coffee-making process with an unforgettable experience. Visitors can learn about traditional coffee manufacturing techniques by taking one of the numerous journeys offered by Bali’s plantations. These trips frequently involve coffee tastings and the chance to buy coffee that is made nearby. Robusta and Arabica beans are both grown in Bali. Arabica is grown in highland regions such as Kintamani, where the milder climate is perfect for growing this variety of coffee. In the lowlands, where it is warmer, robusta is grown. Bali is particularly well-known for producing Kopi Luwak, one of the priciest coffees in the world, from beans that civet cats have eaten and excreted. Since some plantations may keep civets in captivity for this purpose, legal concerns are crucial.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace: Tegalalang Rice Terrace is an essential attraction for visitors visiting Ubud, offering a breathtaking display of Bali’s traditional farming methods. The terraces bear witness to the Subak irrigation system, which dates back to the 9th century and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage method. The system embodies the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which emphasizes harmony among humans, God, and nature. Through the usage of this complex system, water from springs may flow through water temples and into rice fields, promoting cooperative community living and sustainable farming.