Ayung rafting vs Wos canyon tubing
Ayung rafting
- Class II–III
- Lunch included
- About 2 hours
- Minimum 2
Wos tubing
- Sit-on tube
- Lunch not included
- About 2.5 hours
- Solo OK
Both are guided and both use life jackets. Neither is the Gitgit canyoning day. If you are also riding ATV, tubing is the easier second sport because it asks less of your shoulders after the quad.
The price is the same from two guests, $31 each, so the choice is about the water, not the money. Rafting adds lunch. Tubing lets one person book alone. Both use the same Rp 550.000–650.000 shuttle once per booking, or you self-meet.
In the wet season, roughly November to March, the Ayung runs higher and browner and the guides read the level each morning. The Wos float is gentler at any time of year, which is why families with younger children usually pick it.
Choose rafting if you want to paddle with friends.
Choose tubing if you want a quieter float, including on your own.
What each group pays
| Group | Ayung rafting | Wos tubing |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | Not sold for this group size | $64Includes the $33 shuttle |
| 2 people | $95$47.67 each (Rp 786.500)Includes the $33 shuttle | $95$47.67 each (Rp 786.500)Includes the $33 shuttle |
| 4 people | $157$39.33 each (Rp 649.000)Includes the $33 shuttle | $157$39.33 each (Rp 649.000)Includes the $33 shuttle |
The same totals come out of the booking form. Self-meet removes the shuttle line where there is one.
Skip Ayung rafting if
- You are travelling alone. Rafting needs at least two guests.
- You want lunch skipped and a shorter morning. Rafting is about 2 hours with the stairs and the meal.
Skip Wos tubing if
- You want rapids and a crew. The Wos is a sit-on float, not a Class II–III run.
- You need lunch in the ticket. Tubing ends at a river stair with no meal.