Tegenungan Waterfall

Touristy waterfall in Bali that's nestled in the jungle, among the rice paddies

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What other guests say

4.9

271 reviews

I booked this tour just before arriving in Ubud and realized that my accommodation was very close to most of the tour stops. The morning of departure, I was able to talk with my driver Gede and we redid the entire circuit together to better suit my needs. I was therefore very satisfied with the attractions I saw and with the attentive and personalized service of Gede who even took fantastic photos and videos of this beautiful day.

Gabrielle Ferron

Booked: Ubud Private Tour: Waterfall, Rice Terraces & Monkey Forest

This was a fantastic experience. We had a great time with our guide visiting the waterfall, temple, rice terraces, coffee plantation and monkey forest. They were very knowledgeable about the sites and were the perfect mix of explaining and answering questions but not being too much.

Peter

Booked: Ubud Private Tour: Waterfall, Rice Terraces & Monkey Forest

Our family of 4 did the 8-10 hour private tour in the Ubud area, including the Monkey Forest, Tegenungan Waterfall, Agro Santi coffee plantation and Tirta Empul water temple. We needed to modify the agenda slightly so we missed out on the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, but were able to return the next day. Our guide was amazing. He was very knowledgeable about each location and even participated in the spiritual water purification ceremony with us at the water temple. Each stop allowed us to spend the right amount of time there, which was perfect. I would definitely recommend.

Kelly

Booked: Ubud Private Tour: Waterfall, Rice Terraces & Monkey Forest

We had a wonderful experience with Gede. He is very kind and helpful, and very good at English. He answered our questions happily and shared lots of interesting information with us. Gede has a very comfortable car and he is a good driver, we always felt safe with him. We definitely recommend Seek Sophie and Gede our driver. The destinations were amazing, we particularly liked the coffee plantation - it’s not just about coffee, it’s really interesting and a beautiful place. The whole itinerary is great, you will love it.

Suzana

Booked: Ubud Private Tour: Waterfall, Rice Terraces & Monkey Forest

Tegenungan Waterfall FAQs

What is Tegenungan Waterfall and where is it located?

Tegenungan Waterfall is a natural attraction located in the village of Kemenuh, near Ubud in Bali, Indonesia. It is a 20-meter high waterfall that flows into a shallow pool where visitors can swim and enjoy its beauty.

What activities can visitors do at Tegenungan Waterfall?

Visitors can go swimming, take photographs, and explore the surrounding nature trails. The waterfall's lush green surroundings and cool mist make it a popular destination for nature lovers.

Is Tegenungan Waterfall suitable for families with children?

Tegenungan Waterfall is suitable for families with children, as the shallow pool at the base of the waterfall allows children to safely swim and play in the water. However, parents should keep a close eye on their children and ensure they have appropriate swimwear and water shoes.

Is it safe to swim in Tegenungan Waterfall?

Yes, it is generally safe to swim in Tegenungan Waterfall, but visitors should exercise caution and follow local guidelines. The water can be deep in some areas, so it's important to stay within your abilities and avoid swimming alone. It's also recommended to wear proper footwear, as the rocks can be slippery. Lastly, visitors should be mindful of the strong currents that can develop during heavy rainfall or flash floods.

What is the best time of year to visit Tegenungan Waterfall?

The best time to visit Tegenungan Waterfall is during the rainy season, which runs from November to March. During this time, the waterfall is at its fullest and most impressive, with water cascading down the rocks and filling the pool below. However, be prepared for larger crowds during peak tourist season.

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