When people think about Bali, beaches and beach clubs often come first. But beyond the coastline, the island hides something even more magical: lush jungles, peaceful rivers, and some of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Bali.
Each region in Bali offers a different waterfall experience. From easy-access falls near Ubud to hidden gems deep in the north, exploring these natural wonders can completely transform your Bali trip.
If you’re planning your itinerary and don’t want to waste time, here are 5 of the best waterfalls in Bali, carefully selected from different regions—so you can explore smarter, not harder.
1. Tegenungan Waterfall – Gianyar (Near Ubud)
If you’re staying in Ubud, Tegenungan is one of the easiest waterfalls in Bali to visit.
Located just a short drive from central Ubud, this waterfall is famous for its strong water flow and easy accessibility. Unlike many waterfalls that require a long trek, you can reach Tegenungan with just a short walk down well-maintained steps.
For a more convenient experience, consider staying at Kairos Villa Ubud or Arfaz Villa Ubud—both offer easy access to Tegenungan and other nearby attractions in Ubud. Or if you are visiting Ubud with a group of 7 people, consider staying at Sapta Villa Ubud
Why visit:
Easy access (perfect for first-timers)
Strong and dramatic waterfall
Nearby cafes with scenic views
Tips:
Come early in the morning to avoid crowds
Be careful—the steps can be slippery
2. Sekumpul Waterfall – Buleleng (North Bali)
Often called the most beautiful waterfall in Bali, Sekumpul is a must-visit for nature lovers.
This is not just one waterfall—it’s a collection of multiple falls surrounded by lush jungle. Getting here requires effort, including trekking and river crossing, but the reward is absolutely worth it.
Why visit:
One of the most iconic waterfalls in Bali
Raw, untouched nature
Perfect for adventure seekers
Sekumpul Waterfall Entrance Fees in 2026:
– View only: IDR 20,000 per person
– Medium trip: IDR 150,000 per person (Included local guide & Insurance)
– Long trip: IDR 250,000 per person (Included local guide & Insurance)
You can check the image to see which trip suits you best. Just keep in mind that these prices are accurate at the time of writing and may change in the future.
Tips:
Hire a local guide for safety. If you’re looking for a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide, we recommend contacting Hendra at +62 858-5725-0127.
Wear proper trekking shoes.
Bring a change of clothes, as you may get wet.
Allocate at least half a day for the visit.
If you’re not comfortable climbing the stairs, don’t worry—you can still enjoy the waterfall’s beauty from a nearby restaurant called Hanging Resto. Be sure to order something while you relax and take in the view. 😊
Best time to visit: 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Operational hours: 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM
3. Tukad Cepung Waterfall – Bangli
Tukad Cepung offers one of the most unique waterfall experiences in Bali.
Hidden inside a cave, this waterfall becomes magical when sunlight shines through the top, creating stunning light rays—making it one of the most Instagrammable waterfalls in Bali.
Why visit:
Unique cave setting
Beautiful light beams (perfect for photos)
Short trekking distance
Best time to visit:
Around 9–11 AM for the best light
4. Leke Leke Waterfall – Tabanan
If you’re looking for a quieter escape, Leke Leke is a hidden gem worth discovering.
Surrounded by dense greenery, this waterfall offers a peaceful and aesthetic jungle vibe. It’s less crowded compared to more popular spots, making it ideal for a more relaxed experience.
Why visit:
Less crowded
Beautiful jungle scenery
Easy to moderate access
Perfect for:
Couples
Slow travelers
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5. Tibumana Waterfall – Bangli
Tibumana is one of the most serene and balanced-looking waterfalls in Bali.
With its symmetrical flow and calm pool, it’s perfect for swimming and relaxing. The short trek makes it accessible while still feeling like a hidden escape.
Why visit:
Calm and peaceful atmosphere
Great for swimming
Easy access
Pro Tips for Visiting Waterfalls in Bali
Before chasing waterfalls, keep these tips in mind:
Wear non-slip shoes (paths can be wet and slippery)
Bring cash for entrance fees
Visit early in the morning for fewer crowds
Be cautious during the rainy season.
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