Amazing 40m waterfall! Fiji Waterfall is so unique with its 3 side-by-side flows, located right next to Sekumpul Waterfall. Getting there requires a 20-40 minutes hike from the parking lot down some stairs, through the forest & across a river. HEADS UP if u fear heights: the steps down are super steep! The water is kinda strong, so definitely pack a change of clothes & waterproof cases for ur phone/camera. Parking lot has food stalls & toilets, but the lower ticket counter only provides restrooms & bag storage (rest assured that u can buy the ticket ots, local cash only, 20k/pax for 2 waterfalls). If you're an adventurer, this one is definitely a must-visit place for u!✨️🍃

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Normally i am against charging fees for mandatory guides and natural wonders, but this is indeed a five star waterfall and be honest you can afford 10 or 20 euros or dollars for a guide who will spend multiple hours with you and take your pictures, and if that limits the number of people at the waterfall, that's fine too. There were only a couple of people at it today when I visited at 10:45, which is great for how amazing this waterfall is. i have seen many waterfalls on multiple continents, maybe 50+? This is easily top 3. I would however recommend that you get one who also takes you to the waterslide. Just don't accidentally inhale water at the end like I did and get it in your ears. Wish me luck and good health in not getting sick !!! FYI my guide was 250k, took me to all the waterfalls, the jump, and the waterslide and gave me a water, bananas and a delicious coconut stop on the path to the waterslide. Honestly, 4 hours and all that? I would never complain about such a price. I'd even tip them more. Maybe if you are a group with just one guide, just ask for a discount, as that would be fair since it's about the same amount of work for them, plus any extra scooter rides.

Went by my own, as explained in one of the comments. You can walk to Fiji waterfall taking the path the starts just after Fiji Coffee. Pretty easy to get there (maybe 15-20min?). I did pay to pass through the rice fields (20k) which was fair and really pretty scenery. Then paid the 20k entrance fee at the bottom. You can access both waterfalls from here (Fiji and Sekumpul). I read a lot about the tours and so on. I don’t think it’s a challenging route, but some people may find it useful to have some help for getting down and pictures. Both waterfalls are nice but I liked it more Fiji, since there is more space around to chill and relax. If you want to go by your own just check out the route that was posted before on one of the previews comments. And better to go with hiking sandals since some rocks get really slippery!

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Our visit to Fiji Waterfall in Lemukih was truly unforgettable. Tucked away in lush greenery, the journey to reach it felt like a real adventure — with rice terraces, streams, and forest paths along the way. The Hike: It does take effort to reach the falls. The path has many steps and trails, and the climb down (and especially back up) can be quite a struggle at times. But along the way you’re surrounded by such stunning scenery that it keeps you going. And once you make it back up, you feel accomplished! The Waterfall: At the bottom, you’re rewarded with three stunning waterfalls cascading side by side into a crystal-clear pool below. The sound of the rushing water, the cool mist, and the untouched natural setting make it feel like a hidden paradise. Overall: Yes, the trek down and up is challenging, but it’s absolutely worth it for the breathtaking view and the sense of peace once you’re there. Fiji Waterfall is less crowded than many others, which makes the experience even more special. A must-visit in North Bali for anyone who loves nature and adventure.

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Fiji good to see. But been Indian better to see best waterfall in India. Local guide take a lot money and just show the direction.

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