The Kroya Waterfall is famous for its natural slides that are around five metres in height. Play safe and use the equipment provided or you’ll get hurt. The glass-like water will freshen up your mind and the breathtaking view of the Kroya Waterfall along with the clean Buleleng air is a sight you’re unlikely forget!
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The name Kroya comes from the Balinese name of a tropical tree which grows right next to it. Legend has it that the tree fell on the blue lagoon during a severe flooding and unfortunately never rose to the surface again. This waterfall is located just 5 minute walk away from the Aling-Aling, Kembar, Pucuk, Cemara, Dedari and Canging Waterfall (that are still part of the village of. Sambangan).
To reach the waterfall, you need only a 10 minutes walk from the parking area. The Kroya Waterfall, however, is ideal for who wants swimming, diving and trekking.
IDR 10,000 per person*
*Although we aim to keep the information on our website up to date, entrance prices may have changed since we last checked.
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