This waterfall and the forest surrounding is truly a stunning sight! There were changing rooms where you could change into your swimwear, and the water is nice and clean, not too cold. The people working there were really helpful, and when tourists are taking some pictures, they will direct you to the best spots and poses. Best time to visit is definitely early in the morning to avoid flocks of tourists.

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The waterfall is probably one of the easiest to reach in Bali. Only about 100 easy steps should take you there, down right in front of the waterfall. A unique thing about the waterfall is that it falls straight into the ground, no stones or rocks to break the flow. There are a few good restaurants if you want to take some refreshment on your way to the waterfalls. Mostly visited during the weekend, but it has enough parking spots. If you want to visit waterfalls, and want to avoid hiking to the falls, this is a must-visit place for you. You will come across some beautiful Balinese villages on the way to the waterfall. Read more...

Melanting Waterfall is also known as Air Terjun Laangan. Trekking with a local guide is recommended as the trek to get into the falls is very far. Melanting is the highest compared to two waterfalls nearby. The walk is through heavy vegetation which included coffee, nutmeg, vanilla, clove and cacao plantations. There is no doubt it is cooler in the mountains, but it is still hot, humid and exhausting climbing up and down all the steep steps. A few small stalls are selling bottled water along the way. Wear decent shoes, during rainy days, can be muddy and damp moss on paths made them slippery. IDR 10.000 entry for each waterfall is required. Read more...

Nungnung Waterfall is a beautiful place surrounding by natural rain forests. it has very clear water and fresh. To reach the waterfall, there are long stairs with good handrails. Please make sure you are fit. Wear sports shoes and a comfortable outfit. There are toilets, small warungs in the parking area. You can swim too but please always be careful as the water beat very big and strong. It is really worth it. Read more...

The journey from the starting point to the waterfall is very dangerous. The zig-zag path to the waterfall is very steep; you’re holding on to the limestone wall on your right and the bamboo fence on your left. We can only recommend this place for adventurous souls. If you are not adventurous and fit, you better wait until local government build a proper track to the falls. When you arrived, you are rewarded with cascading falls and a medium-sized pool enough to comfortably accommodate four people, while overlooking the breathtaking view of the vast blue ocean and huge waves hitting against the rocks. The water is so cold and fresh, and complement the blazing hot weather in Nusa. There’s another pool considered holy, and there’s a sign saying you are prohibited from dipping in there. Read more...

The hike to the falls is amazing—some of the best views on the island for sure. The falls are small and not much to look at; we would say this is one of the places you go to for the view, not the attraction itself. Now the climb back up isn’t for the faint of heart, as the track is very challenging with hundreds of steep stairs. There are several shrines and a few falls at the bottom, make sure you walk to the back of the falls for a quick swim in the pools. The water is warm, the windy blows pretty good and rocks can be slippery so be very mindful of where you step. Read more...

Aling-Aling waterfall is situated in North Bali near Lovina. One of the nicest fall within lush green. Approximately 1020 meter from sea level. Along the track, we can enjoy the sound and scenery of the soothing stream created from the waterfalls in one side and steep hill on the other side. Aling-Aling falls offer what not many places around the world offer – Cliff Jumping into the pond below the falls and slide through the falls. There are 5mtr, 10mtr & 15mtr jumps one can do at these falls. We all had a great time doing these jumps multiple times. The guides help take wonderful pictures & videos of your adventure as well! Read more...

Banyu Wana Waterfall is easily missed by tourists and stayed until this day as a hidden gem. It’s about 3 km from selfie spot in Wanagiri. Once you’ve parked (and it’s a free parking with super nice locals) you can access four waterfalls only 5mins walk in a peaceful jungle! It is a pretty easy access, no need to be fit, but you have to be careful because it might be slippery sometimes. A little bit of a trek down the hill but such lovely walking through tropical plants and trees, listening to the monkeys and other wildlife chattering away around us. Read more...

It’s stunning waterfall not far from Ubud, quite hidden at the forest. Pay IDR 10,000/person at the entrance. This waterfall is located inside a cave. The road to go inside the waterfall was so nice, walk between the jungle with the beautiful plans, trees and flower surrounded. But must do lot of stairs. The high rocks cover by the green plants make it so amazing. The waterfall inside will amaze you with its scenic beauty. You won’t be able to resist yourself from enjoying the cool water. It’s a great place for clicking some incredible photos too. Read more...

Sekumpul Waterfall is touted as the most beautiful waterfall in Bali. It is fairly close to Niagara Falls Lemukih, only about 2 km away. Understandably, the Village and Village Lemukih Sekumpul indeed neighbours. To see Sekumpul Waterfall close, it takes a bit of effort and struggle. From the parking lot, you have to walk quite far away, down a dirt road, down the hundreds of stairs, and across the river. You can still ride your motorcycle from the parking lot (near the ticket window) to the end of the road paving. After paving the way out, the road turned into a narrow dirt road (footpath). Not long down the path, you arrived at a blank bale (gazebo) with Niagara Falls Sekumpul incredible lure. Read more...