10 Best Waterfalls in Bali
Sekumpul Waterfall
- Location: Sekumpul Village, Buleleng (North Bali)
- Height: ~80 meters
- Description: Bali’s most stunning waterfall, with seven tall, narrow falls cascading down a lush cliff. A natural paradise surrounded by jungle.
- Travel Tips:
- Requires a moderately difficult trek (about 45 minutes), crossing streams and descending
- steep steps.
- Hire a local guide for safety and the best viewpoints.
- Visit early to avoid crowds and strong midday sun.
Gitgit Waterfall
- Location: Gitgit Village, Buleleng (near Lovina)
- Height: ~35 meters
- Description: A popular, accessible waterfall with a steady, narrow drop into a serene pool. Surrounded by tropical forest and rice terraces.
- Travel Tips:
- Easy 10–15 minute walk; suitable for families.
- Beware of souvenir vendors along the path.
- Combine with nearby Twin and Colek waterfalls.
Tegenungan Waterfall
- Location: Kemenuh Village, Gianyar (near Ubud)
- Height: ~25 meters
- Description: A wide, powerful waterfall in a jungle setting. One of the easiest to access from Ubud or Denpasar.
- Travel Tips:
- Well-paved stairs to the bottom; cafes and restrooms available.
- Can get crowded—visit early morning.
- Great for a quick swim or scenic photos.
Tibumana Waterfall
- Location: Apuan Village, Bangli Regency
- Height: ~20 meters
- Description: A single vertical cascade into a tranquil, swimmable pool. Quiet, serene, and perfect for meditation or a refreshing dip.
- Travel Tips:
- Short, easy walk (~10 minutes) through forested paths.
- Bring a towel and change of clothes.
- Watch for slippery rocks around the pool..
Banyumala Twin Waterfalls
- Location: Wanagiri, Buleleng (near Lake Buyan)
- Height: ~40 meters (combined)
- Description: Beautiful twin falls flowing into a jungle pool surrounded by thick greenery. Less crowded and peaceful.
- Travel Tips:
- Moderate hike down uneven steps—wear good shoes.
- Bring a waterproof bag and insect repellent.
- Ideal for swimming and photos.
Aling-Aling Waterfall
- Location: Sambangan Village, North Bali
- Height: ~35 meters
- Description: A dramatic twin fall with one stream used for sacred ceremonies. Nearby falls offer natural slides and jumping spots
- Travel Tips:
- Swimming at Aling-Aling is not allowed, but nearby Kroya and Kembar Falls are adventure spots.
- Guide required for cliff jumping and safety.
- Bring proper footwear and swimwear.
Nungnung Waterfall
- Location: Nungnung Village, Petang (between Ubud & Bedugul)
- Height: ~50 meters
- Description: A powerful vertical waterfall hidden deep in a jungle ravine. Great for dramatic photos and the sound of roaring water.
- Travel Tips:
- ~500 steep steps—be physically prepared.
- Very misty at the base—protect your camera.
- Not ideal for small children or people with knee issues.
Leke Leke Waterfall
- Location: Antapan Village, Tabanan Regency
- Height: ~25 meters
- Description: A narrow waterfall dropping into a quiet pool, surrounded by jungle cliffs. Very photogenic and peaceful.
- Travel Tips:
- Light 15-minute walk via bamboo bridges and shaded paths.
- Entry includes walking stick rental.
- Good option for couples or Instagram spots.
Kanto Lampo Waterfall
- Location: Beng Village, Gianyar
- Height: ~15 meters
- Description: A stepped rock waterfall with water flowing over wide, black stones—perfect for unique photos and a splash.
- Travel Tips:
- Slippery rocks—wear water shoes.
- Best to visit during dry season (less muddy).
- Quick visit—combine with Tegenungan or Tibumana.
Munduk Waterfall
- Location: Munduk Village, North Bali
- Height: ~20 meters
- Description: A highland waterfall surrounded by mist, coffee plantations, and spice gardens. Very cool and refreshing climate.
- Travel Tips:
- Easy to moderate trek (10–15 minutes).
- Combine with Melanting and Golden Valley waterfalls nearby.
- Bring a light jacket—weather is cooler than in the south.