Are you in for an adventure and to discover Bali’s incredible nature? Then a day of exploring the island’s most (or least) popular waterfalls is an activity to add to your list.
Yeh Mampeh Waterfall is very suitable for those who like to go for an adventure as it’ll take a 1.5km trek to reach the place. Read more.
The waters of Banymala Twin Waterfalls are so pure and fair that you can clearly see the deep end of the natural pool. Click to read more.
While swimming is not recommended in Aling Aling Waterfall, you can still take a moment to admire it while your body recovers from fatigue.
Tukad Cepung Waterfall is more like a rock cave and hidden from commercial tourists. Click here to read more.
Considered a sacred place, the Kembar Waterfall is deemed to cleanse your body, mind, and spirit. Click here to read more.
Kanto Lampo Waterfalls was an untouched place in the village of Beng before 2015 but its stunning beauty got out by word of mouth.
Though not as tall or as wide as many other falls in Bali, the fairy-tale like Tibumana Waterfall is an amazing site to explore. Read more.
The Tegenungan Waterfall is a very popular spot for photographers who often gather in the late afternoon. Click to read more.
The Juwuk Manis Waterfall is an ideal destination for those seeking peace and tranquility in a fun and child-friendly environment. Read more.
