Beautiful Must-Visit Waterfalls In Bali

Bali is not only about stunning sunsets and sandy beaches. The island is filled with magical waterfalls that will take your breath away.

Bali is not only about stunning sunsets and sandy beaches. The island is filled with magical waterfalls that will take your breath away. Here are our top 3 recommendations of must-visit waterfalls in Bali, perfect for your next jungle adventure on the Island of the Gods!

Tegenungan Waterfall

This is a great beginner’s waterfall that’s also family-friendly. Located in Sukawati, Tegenungan is easily accessible via a well-paved road. Once parked, you can easily get to the waterfall by walking down a set of concrete stairs. It’s a wonderful, lush space, surrounded by dense foliage growing on giant boulders all around, with the waterfall thundering down into the pool in the centre.

Tukad Cepung Waterfall

This is a must visit for those who want to experience one of the most beautiful and breathtaking spots in Bali! Located in Bangli, the waterfall itself can be found in a small cavern. Water pours down from the roof of the cave, creating a magical, sparkling waterfall. Depending on the sun, rainbows would sometimes form in the mist, adding to the cave’s other-worldly atmosphere.

Sekumpul Waterfall

Located in Singaraja in North Bali, Sekumpul Waterfall is a cluster of 7 narrow and gentle cascades that falls 80 metres below into a rock pool. This is one of the hardest waterfalls to get to. Getting there includes a hike through a village, several hundred steps and some small river crossings. The waterfall itself is majestic and impressive, definitely worth the hike, but not recommended for the elderly and small children.

Other beautiful waterfalls in Bali to include in your must-visit list would include Banyumala, Gitgit, Nungnung, Aling Aling, Tibumana, Munduk and Melanting, Dusun Kuning, Goa Rang Reng, Kanto Lampo, Yeh Ho, and Blahmantung Waterfall.