One of the best waterfalls in Bali! The entrance fee is 20,000 IDR. The hike down is quite long, of course, and might be tough for some people, but it is absolutely worth it. The waterfall is massive, beautiful, and incredibly powerful. The surrounding area looks like something straight out of a fairy tale. There are changing rooms available at the bottom. It’s a bit tricky to get to this waterfall, but it is definitely worth the effort!

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I just visited this waterfall yesterday (it’s actually been on my wishlist since November 2025, and I finally made it happen in February 2026). The entrance fee is IDR 15,000 per person, and parking for cars costs IDR 5,000. The view is absolutely worth it, you’ll literally stop and stare right after going down the stairs because it’s that beautiful. There are a lot of stairs, so it’s not recommended if you’re not physically strong. I personally had to stop five times to rest 😅 big thanks to my friends who were kind enough to wait for me. Also, be extra careful if you visit after rain, as it can get quite slippery. But the waterfall itself is insanely beautiful. There’s also a toilet at the bottom, so you can change clothes near the waterfall. The scenery along the way is just as pretty, so even while going down, the view is totally worth it. There are no dry seating areas at the bottom, so make sure to bring something you can use as a mat to sit on. And please remember don’t litter. This waterfall is already clean, so let’s not ruin it with trash. Like I said, the view is stunning and absolutely worth the visit. Try it. We always have the chance to experience beautiful views, and this waterfall is definitely one of them 🤍

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Instagram: @rizrmdn The entrance fee is IDR 20,000 per person. From the parking area, you will need to walk down a long series of stairs to reach the waterfall. The hike takes approximately 25 minutes, but the stunning scenery along the way makes it worthwhile. This is one of the tallest and most beautiful waterfalls in Bali. The water is refreshingly cold, and the river surrounding the waterfall creates a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. It's an excellent destination for nature lovers, as well as photographers and videographers. There are plenty of beautiful spots to capture photos and videos with the impressive waterfall as the backdrop. I highly recommend wearing comfortable shoes and bringing drinking water for the walk back up, as the climb can be quite challenging. Overall, this waterfall is definitely worth visiting if you are exploring Bali's natural attractions.

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What an experience, although you have to walk downstairs for many many stairs, and not only this, the climbing back is usually very difficult, especially for those who are the limited abilities. But it is worth it to experience the waterfall and swim near it and feel the breeze that comes from the flying water drops. Unbelievable experience that you probably will not find everywhere. This is a good place to experience it and I’m glad I did.

My favorite waterfall in Bali! And probably the one with the most stairs too… but that’s exactly what makes it feel more special and less crowded. The waterfall is incredibly powerful and absolutely breathtaking. It honestly leaves you speechless. There aren’t any toilets or changing rooms, but to be fair, the water comes down with so much force that it’s not really the kind of place where you’d want to go for a swim anyway. Such an amazing place to visit!