Wos River

The Wos meets another stream at Campuhan, which is why the ridge walk feels like a river view inside Ubud. Tubing starts upstream of that confluence, where the walls are higher and the access is a village stair, not the ridge path.

Guests who only have time for a walk can do Campuhan for free. Guests who want to be in the water book the tube. The two experiences share a river name and almost nothing else.

The float itself is about an hour on a sit-on tube, feet up, with a guide alongside. The whole session is about 2.5 hours once you add the life jacket, the briefing, and changing. Canyon walls, waterfalls, and jungle and rice fields line the banks. The bumps are gentle. You do not paddle a raft.

One guest can book. Ayung rafting cannot — that ticket needs two. Lunch is not on the tube. A guest who self-meets pays $31. A guest collected from an Ubud hotel pays $64, which is the $31 ticket plus the Rp 550.000 shuttle. The south-coast shuttle is Rp 650.000, once for the booking, pickup and drop-off.