A waterfall is an element — water flying from the sky down to our feet. And in Bali, waterfalls mean jungle and breathtaking scenery. We’ve put together a selection of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bali that will definitely leave a lasting impression on you!
Tibumana Waterfall
Tibumana Waterfall reaches a height of 30–35 m, and the поток is quite powerful, so not everyone will dare to stand directly under the roaring падающие струи. But everyone can swim in the lagoon, including children!
In the dry season, the water flows as a single stream, and in the rainy season it splits into two. The surrounding area looks especially beautiful during the rainy season
There is a sacred spring nearby. If you want to visit it, bring a sarong with you
Dusun Kuning Waterfall
The waterfall is named after a nearby village with the same name. The water here is very powerful and strong, rushing down rocky ledges into a mountain river. The height of the waterfall is about 30 meters
Goa Rang-Reng Waterfall
Goa Rang-Reng Waterfall is about 20 m high. It starts from a cave and flows down in cascading steps into a mountain river
It opened to visitors relatively recently and it rarely gets too crowded here. You can spend time here, sit in bamboo gazebos, and take photos of the cascading waterfall from there. Those who want can go down to the very bottom and refresh themselves in the pool at the base
Kanto Lampo Waterfall
One of the most picturesque waterfalls in Bali. Water flows down stone terraces that form ledges in the rock. It’s a great spot for cool photo shoots — the photos turn out stunning. But it’s best to come here around midday, because the waterfall is located in a gorge and the sunlight reaches it именно during these hours
Tukad Cepung Waterfall
This is probably the most unusual waterfall in Bali! It is located at the bottom of a deep canyon, almost inside a cave. First you need to walk through the jungle, then descend to the bed of a shallow mountain stream and wade for about 15 minutes. The waterfall itself is 15 meters high
This magical place leaves no one indifferent
Tegenungan Waterfall
Powerful streams fall from a height of 25 meters and form a small lagoon below
Getting to Tegenungan Waterfall is quite easy, although many people limit themselves to the view from the parking area. To get closer, you go down about 10 steps, then walk along a path and cross a small bridge
Nung Nung Waterfall
Nung Nung Waterfall reaches a height of 90 meters. At the foot there is a beautiful lagoon that feels as if nature created it for swimming. Nearby you’ll find strawberry fields and beautiful rice terraces
You can hear its roar right from the parking lot, but to truly appreciate its power you’ll need to walk a bit and descend a natural staircase of 500 steps
Munduk Waterfall
Another popular Bali waterfall is Munduk Waterfall, located not far from Ubud, near the mountain village of Munduk
The waterfall is 25 meters high, and you can hear it from several hundred meters away. Nearby there is another waterfall, Melanting, but those who know say that the first one wins in comparison
There are several routes to reach it — both direct and short, and longer paths along a cliff with views of unique island landscapes
Aling Aling Waterfall
This 30-meter waterfall is one of a group of seven waterfalls (Kembar, Pucuk, Kemara, Changing, Kroya, Dedari). It is located in the village of Sambangan in the north of the island. The walk from the parking area to the waterfall takes no more than 15 minutes
The trail ends at a viewpoint where travelers see an unexpected scene: not one, but two large streams. That’s why Aling Aling is often called the “twin waterfall”
There is a natural water park here, where for a small fee you can slide down a natural water slide and splash into the lagoon at the base of the waterfall
Git Git Waterfall
The trail starts right from a small roadside parking area and winds along the river to a dark grotto with a waterfall and a deep pool where you can swim in icy water. Down from the grotto there are cascades with scenic bridges, a rope swing over a small bay, and numerous souvenir stalls
This is probably the most famous waterfall (or rather a group of waterfalls) — most guides bring tourists here, apparently because it lies on the main tourist route on the way from Bedugul to Lovina
Sekumpul Waterfall
In dense jungle not far from the town of Singaraja lies Bali’s tallest and most impressive waterfall — Sekumpul. It is a complex of seven powerful streams. The tallest one falls from a height of 80 meters
You will need quite a bit of time for this waterfall: the trail from the parking area (through fields, past colorful local houses, down stairs, and across a river) takes about 40 minutes. Exploring all the waterfalls takes even longer — one to two hours. Here, more than anywhere, you can feel the spirit of wild tropical nature — lush, powerful, dangerous, and majestic
Leke Leke Waterfall
A truly paradise corner that everyone should definitely visit. It is located in the central part of the island. You can take a walk across a bamboo bridge and relax on a swing. Sunbeams merge with the streams of water, making them look like a silver satin полотном. The sun reaches this spot between 12 and 1 PM — the perfect time to take photos
Banyumala Waterfall
This waterfall is located in the north, where you can swim and truly enjoy it. The water in the lagoon warms up well, so swimming is pleasant and comfortable. And the gorgeous view of the cascading waterfall makes the experience unforgettable
Since the waterfalls are located in different areas of the island, there are two convenient ways to see as much as possible:
You can book an organized tour with our partners at BaliSoulTrips (website link) — so you’ll visit the best locations without extra logistics
Or you can plan your own route and rent a car through our partners (website link)
