Bali Waterfalls Guide – 24 Best Waterfalls In Bali, Indonesia
Thanks to Bali’s tropical climate and mountains, there are dozens of waterfalls to see on the island, and most of them are easy to reach from popular areas like Ubud.
Some of these are well known tourist spots, while others are hidden hikes with no people. Either way, all of them are worth seeing!
Here’s my complete Bali waterfalls guide, with a list of 24 of the best waterfalls in Bali!
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North Bali Waterfalls
• Sekumpul Waterfall
Sekumpul is the biggest waterfall in Bali (at 260 feet), and it’s also probably my favorite. This is a big twin waterfall located in a jungle ravine in north Bali, near Singaraja. You have to see this one!
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• Fiji Waterfall
If you’re visiting Sekumpul waterfall, you can easily knock out this one as well since they’re only a 5-10 minute walk apart! Fiji waterfall is one of the only triple waterfalls in Bali.
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• Banyumala Waterfall
Banyumala is another twin waterfall like Sekumpul, but it’s a bit smaller and usually much less crowded. I was all alone at this waterfall last time I visited!
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• GitGit Waterfall
This is easily one of the best waterfalls in Bali. It’s a new favorite in north Bali. The hike is easy and it takes you to a really big twin waterfall!
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• Campuhan Waterfall
This is another twin waterfall located near GitGit. It may not be as big, but it’s still pretty nice. You can easily visit both in the same trip!
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• Aling Aling Waterfall
There’s a total of 4 waterfalls at Aling Aling. The main one is a giant with a height of about 35 meters (115 feet).
The pictures don’t do it justice. This is a big, tall waterfall and it puts out a ton of mist!
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• Kroya Waterfall
This is the 2nd waterfall at Aling Aling. It has a plank for jumping (5 meter jump), or you can go around to the top of the waterfall and slide down it. Great fun!
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• Kembar Waterfall
This is the 3rd waterfall at Aling Aling. It’s a big twin waterfall with a 10-15 meter cliff jump. Do if you dare! It’s higher than it looks in the photos.
Be extra careful with this one, because it’s a long drop and you want to land where the water is plenty deep. Your guide can point this out for you.
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• Pucak Waterfall
This is the last of the four waterfalls at Aling Aling, and it’s the most quiet. There’s no jumping at this one, but you can swim or take pictures.
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• Munduk Waterfall
There are actually a bunch of waterfalls in the Munduk area (Munduk is the name of a village in north Bali), but this one with a single spout is one of the more popular ones in the area.
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• Golden Valley Waterfall
This is another nice waterfall in the Munduk area. There’s even a little food shack where you can sit and eat with a view of the waterfall.
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• Banyu Wana Amertha Waterfall
This spot has no less than 4 fantastic falls just a short distance apart, and the main one is one of the biggest and best waterfalls in Bali!
It’s a huge cascade with a leafy background and a wide, shallow pool at the bottom for swimming.
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• Bhuana Sari Waterfall
This is another popular waterfall at the Banyu Wana Amertha trail, just a few minutes’ walk apart.
It has dozens of tiny waterfalls cascading down the rocks in a way that almost looks artificial!
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Central Bali Waterfalls
• Kanto Lampo Waterfall
Kanto Lampo is a cascade of waterfalls running over the rocks into a natural pool below. As an added bonus, you get to see some creepy carvings in the rock walls nearby.
• Tukad Cepung Waterfall
This is a nice waterfall hidden at the end of a cave-like ravine. This one is not a secret anymore! It can get extremely crowded, and you may have to wait your turn to take any decent photos.
• Nungnung Waterfall
Nungnung is one of the biggest and most powerful waterfalls in Bali. It’s a huge waterfall in the jungle, with a ton of mist flying in all directions. This one is a bit harder to reach than some of the others, but that means no crowds!
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• Tegenungan Waterfall
Tegenungan is probably the most famous waterfall in Bali, and it’s located super close to Ubud. I wouldn’t recommend this one if you’re looking for a hidden waterfall with no crowds, but it’s still worth a visit just for the scenic views!
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• Layana Waterfall
This is a nice 2 step waterfall in Ubud that you can see without any hiking or entrance fee. It’s actually sitting right next to a warung where you can buy food or drinks (optional) while hanging out by the falls.
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• Pengempu Waterfall
This is a small waterfall hiding in a sort of semi-cave, just a short 5 minute walk from the parking area. It may not be the most spectacular falls, but the hike is super easy, no one’s around, and it’s completely free!
• Tibumana Waterfall
Tibumana is a formerly hidden waterfall that is quickly becoming a really popular Instagram photo spot. The road to this one winds through some green rice fields and palm trees, so it’s a great scenic drive. There are a couple of other smaller waterfalls you can visit nearby, too.
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• Pengibul Waterfall
Just 500 meters from the entrance to Tibumana is a separate path that leads to Pengibul waterfall. This is a nice 2-step waterfall flowing over some rocks, so it’s definitely worth checking out while you’re at Tibumana!
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• Kuning Waterfall
This is another waterfall just a 30 minute drive from Tibumana. The lush jungle scenery you hike through to reach this waterfall is one of the best parts! The hike is a bit steep, but only takes about 15-20 minutes.
• Leke Leke Waterfall
This is a tall waterfall near Bedugul. It was a secret until recently, but it’s starting to get more popular.
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• Campuhan Antapan Waterfall
This is a unique looking waterfall very close to Leke Leke. It’s still a secret, and very easy to reach from the road!
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More Bali Waterfalls
I hope you were helped by this list of some of the best waterfalls in Bali, Indonesia.
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Bali Private Driver & Motorbike Rental
If you want to explore Bali in the comfort and safety of a private car with a driver, my top recommendation would be Klook.
Their price is 450k IDR ($30 USD) for a full day of driving and sightseeing in Bali (up to 10 hours) for 1-5 passengers. That's the total price for the whole car + driver + petrol! It's a steal.
If you'd rather travel by motorbike, they have that too. Their scooter rentals start at 85k IDR (~$6) and include a helmet, rain coat, and pickup in the south Bali area.
We've used Klook for lots of tours and activities around the world, and they're great! Highly recommended.
Book Now: Bali Private Driver / Scooter Rental