BARONG DANCE PLUS UBUD RAFTING

Half-Day Tour: Barong Dance & Ubud Rafting Adventure Experience two exciting sides of Bali in one unforgettable half-day adventure! Begin your journey by watching the spectacular Barong Dance, one of Bali’s most famous traditional performances.

Enjoy the colorful costumes, lively music, dramatic storytelling, and powerful characters as the performance presents the eternal battle between good and evil in Balinese Hindu culture.

After the cultural performance, continue to the beautiful Ayung River in Ubud for an exciting white-water rafting adventure. Surrounded by lush tropical forests, green rice fields, waterfalls, and dramatic river scenery, the Ayung River offers an exciting combination of adventure and natural beauty.

With professional rafting guides providing safety instructions and equipment, you will navigate the river through exciting rapids while enjoying the peaceful tropical surroundings. The experience is suitable for both beginners and adventure-loving travelers.

This half-day package is perfect for travelers who want to combine Balinese culture, entertainment, nature, and adventure without spending a full day on tour. It offers a great opportunity to experience the traditional spirit of Bali and the thrill of rafting in one convenient package.

Highlights: Barong Dance • Balinese Culture • Ayung River • White-Water Rafting • Tropical Scenery • Adventure Experience

What's included?

INCLUDED:

*Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off at major hotel location in the South and the Center of Bali
Air-conditioned vehicle
English-speaking driver
Entrance Ticket for Barong Dance Performance
Rafting
English-speaking Adventure Guide
All safety and needed equipment are supplied
Insurance
Lunch at Rafting's Restaurant
MIneral water
Coffee/ Tea
Snack
Sliced Tripical seasonal fruites
Clean Shower and changing room facilities
Locker

Please note

Who Should Avoid Rafting?
Pregnant women, especially because of the physical activity and impact from river rapids.
People with serious heart conditions or uncontrolled high blood pressure.
People with severe back, neck, or joint problems, as rafting can involve bumps and sudden movements.
People with serious mobility limitations who cannot safely enter, exit, or remain stable in the raft.
People with recent surgery or significant injuries who have not been medically cleared for strenuous activity.
People who cannot swim or are extremely uncomfortable in water should inform the rafting operator beforehand so appropriate safety arrangements can be considered.
Young children, depending on the rafting company's minimum age and river conditions.
Anyone under the influence of alcohol or recreational drugs should not participate.
Anyone feeling seriously unwell, dizzy, exhausted, or dehydrated should postpone the activity.