Waterfall Hiking in Bali

Bali = Waterfalls. Chasing waterfalls is one of the most popular things to do here!

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5.0 (76)

8 hrs

|Up to 5 guests

Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

From Rp1.479.000 / group

“The Rice Terrace alone was worth the trip”

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76 reviews

Gede was great - very punctual and had a super nice car. A great way to take in the sights of Bali for first-timers.

Chris

Booked: Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

Gooday was very flexible with our plans. He was a great guide, very knowledgable about Bali, especially Ubud. Kids were comfortable with him and he was very helpful and patient.

Aida

Booked: Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

Amazing trip! Gede was awesome and provided a great experience. Definitely recommend this for anyone wanting to learn more about Bali!

Phillip Anderson

Booked: Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

Jana was our driver for the day. He had such great energy and was so accommodating. We started the day with a hike to the Sekumpul waterfall. Definitely bring water shoes or sandals because you’ll need them to cross the river to reach the waterfalls. Also, there are a lot of stairs so bring plenty of water for the trek back up. The waterfalls are amazing and beautiful so it was totally worth the climb. Then we dropped by Ulun Danu water temple and Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. The Rice Terrace alone was worth the trip. It was so beautiful. A great itinerary overall and totally recommend the trip.

Leslie

Booked: Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

I had a great trip with Goodall Bali Driver yesterday. I visited the Sekumpul waterfall, Jatiluwih rice fields and Ulun Danu Water Temple. Each place was stunning and I created wonderful memories there that I will cherish forever. The driver was very knowledgeable and we had great chats 👍🏻 The only thing I can fault is that for $165 Australian dollars I did expect that entry to the three destinations would be included in the price. Bring with you money for entry and for food as it is not included.

Eloise Kirk

Booked: Bali's Iconic Sights in a Day | Waterfall, UNESCO, Water Temple

Waterfall Hiking in Bali FAQs

What are the best waterfalls to hike in Bali?

Some of the best waterfalls to hike in Bali are Sekumpul Waterfall, Gitgit Waterfall, Munduk Waterfall, Tegenungan Waterfall, and Nungnung Waterfall.

Are the waterfall hikes in Bali suitable for beginners?

Most of the waterfall hikes in Bali are suitable for beginners. However, some hikes may involve steep and slippery trails, so it is important to research the difficulty level before embarking on a hike.

What should I bring for a waterfall hike in Bali?

For a waterfall hike in Bali, it is recommended to bring comfortable hiking shoes, a swimsuit, a towel, a waterproof bag, sunscreen, insect repellent, a portable water bottle, snacks, and a camera to capture the stunning views.

Is it safe to swim in the waterfalls during the hike?

Swimming in the waterfalls during the hike can be safe, but it is crucial to assess the current and depth of the water before entering. It is always advisable to swim with caution and adhere to any safety instructions provided at the site.

When is the best time to go waterfall hiking in Bali?

The best time to go waterfall hiking in Bali is during the dry season, which typically runs from April to September. During this time, the water levels are lower, and the weather is generally more favorable for hiking and exploring the beautiful waterfalls.

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