Canyon Aling in Bali/Indonesia v?-a?-?

Aling

Last Update: 10.06.2026 by Peter

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Country: Indonesia

Region: Bali

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Town: Sukasada

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50m

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Summary:

Aling Canyon is Bali’s most exclusive and thrilling canyoning experience, where adrenaline meets untouched beauty.

June - November

Summary:

Aling Canyon is Bali’s most exclusive and thrilling canyoning experience, where adrenaline meets untouched beauty.

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Tour (5 h):

Your adventure begins with a 5-meter jump into a pristine jungle pool, followed by a series of natural water slides, powerful rapids, and technical abseils. The crown jewel of this expedition? A jaw-dropping 50-meter rappel beside Aling Waterfall—one of North Bali’s most spectacular cascades. But the true magic happens deep within the canyon, in the legendary Bat Cave, where hundreds of bats soar overhead, creating an otherworldly atmosphere unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. ☑ 3 Natural Slides ☑ 9 Thrilling Jump ☑ 12 Rappels

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