Leke Leke Waterfall In North Bali

Leke Leke waterfall (also known as ‘Kipuan Kebo’) is a nice waterfall hidden in a rock crevice in north Bali.

It may not look very impressive in some photos, but it’s actually a pretty big waterfall, and the jungle surroundings in this area are amazing as well.

This travel guide will explain how to get there, and everything you need to know before you go!

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1) Where To Stay

2) Leke Leke Bali: What To Expect

3) Leke Leke Waterfall Entrance Fee

4) How To Get There

5) More Bali Waterfalls

6) Bali Private Driver & Motorbike Rental

7) Ubud Hotels

Where To Stay

Leke Leke Bali: What To Expect

The hike to the falls is downhill, but only takes 10-15 minutes. The path gets muddy near the end of the trail, so don’t bring nice shoes!

One big bonus about Leke Leke waterfall is that most tourists still don’t know about it yet. We went on a Saturday and had the place mostly to ourselves.

If you have a drone, the jungle around Leke Leke waterfall is a great place to get some aerial shots.

Leke Leke Waterfall Entrance Fee

The Leke Leke waterfall entrance fee is 30k Rupiah (~$2 USD) per person, as of 2020.

How To Get There

Leke Leke Waterfall is located in north Bali, about 1 hour drive from Ubud.

The best way to get there is to rent a scooter or hire a private car and driver (both of these can be booked online).

More Bali Waterfalls

Looking for more information on the best waterfalls in Bali, Indonesia?

Check out my Bali Waterfalls Map for a complete list with travel guides, photos, and info!

Bali Private Driver & Motorbike Rental

If you want to explore Bali in the comfort and safety of a private car with an English speaking driver, my top recommendation would be GetYourGuide.

Their price is 650k Rupiah ($45 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 great deal. They also offer affordable hotel transfers from the airport.

If you'd rather travel by motorbike, they have that too. Their scooter rentals start at 140k Rupiah (~$9) and include a helmet, rain coat, and free delivery in the south Bali area.

We've used GetYourGuide for lots of tours and activities around the world, and they're great! Highly recommended.

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