Bring your trekking shoes and get ready for a thrilling adventure at the Pucuk Waterfall! This cascade is part of a triad, along with the Kroya Waterfall (with its natural 12m long slide) and the Kembar Waterfall (with a 10m high wall for cliff jumping), and they can all be found in the same area, the village of Sambangan, in the regency of Buleleng. Each waterfall has a certain way around so that everyone can try different watersports. Prepare yourself for a trip filled with adventure and fun, suitable for all the family.
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Here, a cascade of water rushes down the cliff and is collected in a beautiful circle-shaped lagoon, where even kids can enjoy themselves and find lots to do. Those who think that jumping off a 10m high cliff is a young man’s game, they are gravely mistaken. During this experience, adrenalin levels are at their maximum! You could also just enjoy the pool by swimming and diving or rest under the trees and enjoy the stunning view.
IDR 20,000 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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