In the north of Bali you can find a lot of waterfalls, a few of them are mentioned below.
Aling Aling
Aling Aling is a spectacular 35-meter twin cascade located in Sambangan village, just 15 minutes south of central Singaraja. It is widely considered the crown jewel of North Bali’s waterfalls due to its sheer power and the sacred, canyon-like jungle setting that surrounds it.
Alam Sambangan – Secret Garden Valley Club
is a popular nature-focused resort-style restaurant and recreational park located right in the highlands of Sambangan village. Nestled deep within the lush valley, it acts as a peaceful, amenity-rich base camp for people exploring the surrounding Secret Garden waterfalls
Banyumala Twin Waterfalls
Banyumala Twin Waterfalls features a stunning, 20-meter-wide mossy cliff wall where dozens of thin streams cascade down like a natural curtain into a crystal-clear turquoise swimming pool. Tucked deep inside a lush jungle canyon in Wanagiri, it offers an exceptionally clean and calm natural swimming hole enclosed by towering tropical walls. Reaching the valley floor requires a moderately steep 15-minute hike down stairs winding through local coffee and clove plantations. The entrance fee is IDR 50,000 per person, which conveniently includes a small bottle of mineral water.
Banyuwana Amertha
Banyuwana Amertha is a hidden jungle park in Wanagiri featuring four distinct waterfalls along a single, gently paved 15-minute pathway. The highlight is the stunning Spray Waterfall, a massive moss-covered cliff where water trickles down like a misty green curtain into shallow rock pools. The grounds are beautifully landscaped like a botanical garden, complete with picturesque bamboo bridges and rest gazebos. The entrance fee is IDR 50,000 per person, making it an excellent multi-waterfall value.
Gitgit Waterfalls
Gitgit is a powerful 40-meter classic cascade roaring into a lush jungle canyon along the main highway to Singaraja. It features a highly accessible, gently paved 15-minute trail that winds through scenic coffee and clove plantations. The official entrance fee for international visitors is IDR 45,000 per person when purchased directly at the village booth.
Gitgit Twin Waterfall
The Twin Waterfall of Gitgit Gitgit Twin Waterfall (locally known as Air Terjun Campuhan) is a stunning hidden gem located just a few hundred meters down the highway from the main Gitgit cascade. It features two separate rivers rushing down opposite cliff walls that merge side-by-side into a single deep canyon basin. The scenic, gently stepped trail winds past terraced rice fields and local fruit orchards, crossing a picturesque suspension bridge to reach the rocky shore. The official entrance fee for international visitors is IDR 45,000 per person. Unlike its neighbor, it stays far less crowded and is much less prone to parking lot touts.
Jembong waterfall
Jembong is a unique waterfall in Ambengan village featuring a wide, 75-degree sloping rock face where water cascades down like a gentle sheet. The beautifully landscaped property stands out for its three separate freshwater swimming pools built at different levels, including shallow children’s areas and an adult pool fed by crystal-clear mountain springs. The official entrance fee for international visitors is IDR 50,000 per person, which covers full entry to the botanical grounds and swimming access.
Labuhan Kebo
Labuan Kebo is a quiet, fairytale-like waterfall hidden in the Munduk highlands, featuring a multi-tiered cascade plunging into a rocky stream. The raw jungle valley is connected by photogenic wooden and bamboo footbridges crossing over the rushing river. Reaching the falls requires a moderate 15-minute downhill walk through lush coffee, clove, and cocoa plantations. The entry fee is very cheap at IDR 20,000 per person.
Melanting Waterfall
Melanting is a towering 85-meter vertical cascade hidden deep in the Munduk jungle canyons that creates a massive, cooling cloud of mist. Reaching the base requires a challenging 20-to-30-minute hike down hundreds of steep stairs winding through coffee and clove plantations. The entry fee is IDR 20,000 per person.
Munduk Waterfall
Munduk Waterfall, also known as Red Coral Waterfall, is an elegant 15-meter cascade rushing out from a lush, moss-covered rock wall. The trail is highly accessible, requiring a gentle 5-minute walk down a paved path lined with vibrant wild flowers and cocoa trees. It features an on-site eco-cafe right near the river where you can relax with locally grown coffee. The entry fee is IDR 45,000 per person.
Pucak Manik
The Pucak Manik waterfall is is a hidden gem in Wanagiri village featuring three separate waterfalls located right next to each other in a secluded valley. Reaching the falls requires a moderately challenging 15-minute downhill trek along steps supported by timber, with a steep climb back up through local orchards and natural forest and it is a tough one. The pools are fed by pure mountain springs, offering a highly serene, uncrowded alternative for a cold swim. The official entrance fee is 50,000 IDR.
Sekumpul Waterfalls
Sekumpul is a breathtaking cluster of up to seven hidden cascades plunging over 80 meters down a massive, jungle-covered cliffside. Reaching the valley floor is physically demanding, requiring a trek down roughly 400 steep, slippery stone stairs.
The official local registration system offers three entry tiers for international visitors:
IDR 20,000 for upper view-only access, IDR 150,000 for a medium trek including a mandatory safety guide to the base of Sekumpul and Hidden waterfalls, and IDR 250,000 for the long trek covering Fiji Waterfall as well.
When you pay IDR 20,000 you can visit the Hanging Restaurant & Bar, a unique multi-level terrace cafe offering a direct, front-row panoramic view of the massive main waterfall from above. It serves local Indonesian meals and coffee, allowing travelers to rest and take photos without making the strenuous hike down to the canyon floor.
You can book all these waterfalls and other activities with Rundung and discuss with him the best options for you, can contact him on WA +62 823-4185-8460.
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