Labuhan Kebo Waterfalls
- Banyuatis, Banjar, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81152, Indonesia
Today · 7 am–6 pm
- Sunday: 7 am–6 pm
- Monday: 7 am–6 pm
- Tuesday: 7 am–6 pm
- Wednesday: 7 am–6 pm
- Thursday: 7 am–6 pm
- Friday: 7 am–6 pm
- Saturday: 7 am–6 pm
- +6285100005266
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A beautiful, big, and powerful waterfall. The mist and spray coming off it are intense, so be prepared to get wet! Entrance is 20,000 IDR. However, you’ll also need to pay 45,000 IDR for the Munduk waterfall entrance, as there’s no other way to get here. There are a few cafes along the path where you can grab a bite. The trail isn't a walk in the park, but it's not overly difficult either
View on GoogleNice waterfall but quite a long walk down to it. 185 steps (yes we counted them on the way back) of varying size. We were the only people at the bottom when we got there. They are putting in a better footpath so should be a bit easier in future. Entrance fee was 20,000 each which is good value. If you want to get a close to the waterfall you can but you will get very wet. If you're feeling energetic and able to do this many steps then I would recommend it. When we got to the top we met another couple and told them how many steps they were and they suggested that there was another easier route, they didn't speak good English so not quite sure where that route is.
View on GoogleThis fall is the most unique and appears mystical when view on a sunny day. The multiple drops coupled with the valley like surroundings causes water droplets to reverse spray upwards, thanks to the wind factor. However, that also makes taking a clear photo of the fall quite difficult. There is a pool further below where you could wade in. A must visit if you intend to see the waterfalls here.
View on GoogleVery pretty, worth visiting. I've been there twice on separate trips to Bali and I like the spot. Marked down 1 star because it would be really nice if they put a little effort into giving you some more places to sit and relax - personally I feel I want to enjoy being at a waterfall and spending time there. Here it feels like a place you descend to, snap some photos and leave again immediately. If I'm paying money, I want more for it than a set of stairs and a bridge. Could be asking too much, but it could definitely be more welcoming (it wasn't busy when we were there).
View on GoogleSuch an amazing waterfall! We went there because the walk is short (max 15min). We paid 20k per person which is oke. We were lucky and the only people there. At 16 it started raining and was just one big vibe. Definitely worth visiting! If you want to go into the water I highly recommend bringing flip flops - there are all stones and its very painful to walk in the water barefoot
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