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Explore Bali's lush landscapes with guided trips to stunning cascades like Tibumana, Kanto Lampo, and Tegenungan. These tours offer comfortable transport to remote waterfalls, with many including stops at the Sacred Monkey Forest and local rice terraces.
Free Cancellation Visit Tibumana, Taman Sari, and Goa Rang Reng waterfalls in a small group of eight with two dedicated local guides.
Free Cancellation Explore Bali’s backroads on an ATV, crossing waterfalls, mud puddles, and tunnels with an expert guide.
Free Cancellation See both popular and secluded waterfalls across Ubud and eastern Bali in a single, well-paced day trip.
Free Cancellation Explore the tiered rocks of Kanto Lampo and the quiet pools of Tibumana and Suwat on a private full-day tour from Ubud.
Free Cancellation See Bali’s top landmarks, including Lempuyang Temple, Tirta Gangga water palace, and the Tukad Cepung cave waterfall.
Free Cancellation Visit Ubud’s monkey forest, rice fields, and holy springs, followed by a jungle lunch and two unique waterfalls.
Free Cancellation Visit the Bali Swing, Ubud Monkey Forest, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, and the waterfalls of Tibumana and Kanto Lampo.
Free Cancellation Explore Ubud’s natural landscapes and historic landmarks on a private half-day tour of waterfalls and temples.
Read what travelers share about their experience visiting Ubud — from practical tips to personal highlights.
Ubud's waterfalls offer a refreshing and adventurous escape into Bali's lush central highlands. Most tours combine these spectacular jungle cascades with iconic cultural sites, giving you a full day of trekking, swimming, and exploring ancient temples. Expect a balanced mix of natural beauty, spiritual landmarks, and thrilling outdoor activities tailored to showcase the island's vibrant heart.
Visit breathtaking cascades like Tibumana, Kanto Lampo, and Tegenungan. You will navigate jungle paths to reach these hidden gems, where you can swim in natural pools and climb terraced rock formations.
Marvel at the UNESCO-listed terraced landscapes showcasing traditional subak irrigation systems. Many tours include time to wander the green valleys or experience the famous jungle swings overlooking the canopy.
Explore this 12.5-hectare nature reserve home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques and ancient 14th-century temples. Watch the monkeys interact in their natural habitat, but remember to secure your loose belongings.
Experience Bali's spiritual heart at sites like Tirta Empul or Pura Taman Saraswati. Some itineraries allow you to witness or participate in traditional 'Melukat' purification rituals in sacred spring pools.
For thrill-seekers, select tours pair waterfall visits with off-road ATV rides. You will navigate muddy pits, dense jungle trails, and even ride through long stone tunnels in the Balinese countryside.
Planning your Ubud waterfall adventure requires a bit of preparation to ensure a smooth trip. Here is what you need to know before securing your tour reservation.
You can choose between shared group tours (often capped at around eight people) or private excursions. Private tours offer flexible itineraries and dedicated English-speaking drivers, while shared options are great for budget-conscious solo travelers.
Waterfall access typically involves steep, uneven stairs. Reaching Tibumana or Kanto Lampo requires navigating 120 to 155 steps down into the ravines and back up. Travelers with cardiovascular issues or spinal injuries should carefully review the physical demands.
Most guided tours include bottled water, air-conditioned transport, and hotel pickup from major areas like Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. Entrance tickets to waterfalls and lunch are sometimes included, but always check the specific tour details as budget options may leave these out.
International visitors must pay a mandatory 150,000 IDR Tourist Levy before or upon arrival in Bali. This is separate from any tour costs and should be paid via the official 'Love Bali' portal.
Complimentary pickup is usually provided if you stay in central Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, or Seminyak. If your accommodation is in more remote areas like Candidasa or Amed, expect to pay an extra fee directly to the driver, ranging from 200,000 to 700,000 IDR.
Pack a swimsuit, towel, and water shoes with good grip for climbing slippery rocks at places like Kanto Lampo. Modest clothing or a sarong is mandatory if your itinerary includes stops at Hindu temples.
The vast majority of these tours offer a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time. This gives you flexibility in case of sudden tropical downpours during the rainy season.
| Half-Day Shared Waterfall Tour | Private Full-Day Waterfalls & Temples | ATV & Waterfall Adventure | Instagram Highlights Tour | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 4 hours | 8-10 hours | Half-day (flexible) | 10 hours |
| Best for | Budget travelers and quick trips | Couples and flexible itineraries | Thrill-seekers and active travelers | Photography enthusiasts |
| Inclusions | Transport, guide, water, entry tickets, lunch | Private driver, hotel pickup, entrance fees | ATV rental, safety gear, lunch, shower access | Private car, Lempuyang Temple, Swing access |
| Price from | $32 | $35 | $33 | $50 |
Most major attractions in Ubud operate on standard daytime schedules to maximize daylight hours.
Ubud is located in the central foothills of Bali, approximately 37 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS).
The ideal time to explore Ubud's waterfalls and outdoor attractions is during the dry season, from April to October. These months offer sunny days and lower humidity, making jungle trekking and temple visits much more comfortable.
You should try to avoid December and January, which represent the peak of the rainy season. During this time, Bali experiences heavy tropical downpours, humidity levels up to 95%, and increased risks of localized flooding or landslides on steep roads. Regardless of the month, arriving at popular spots like the Campuhan Ridge Walk by 06:00 is best to avoid intense midday heat.
Accessibility in and around Ubud is generally poor due to narrow, uneven, and often broken pavements.
Tour operators typically provide air-conditioned vehicles, bottled water, and occasionally cold towels to help you cope with the tropical heat. If you book an ATV adventure, facilities like lockers, boots, showers, and toilets are included.
At the waterfalls, facilities are basic. You will usually find simple changing rooms, public toilets, and local warungs (small stalls) selling snacks and drinks. It is essential to carry a small amount of cash (10,000-20,000 IDR) to pay for parking fees and toilet access, as credit cards are not accepted at these remote natural sites.
Bali has strict cultural and environmental regulations that all visitors must follow:
It varies by tour. Many comprehensive full-day tours include all entrance tickets to waterfalls and temples, while budget or transport-only options require you to pay entry fees on-site. Always check the 'Inclusions' section of your specific booking.
Yes, a moderate level of physical fitness is required. Accessing waterfalls like Tibumana and Kanto Lampo involves climbing 120 to 155 steep, sometimes slippery stairs down into the ravines and back up.
Yes, swimming is permitted and encouraged at most locations, including Tegenungan, Tibumana, and Kanto Lampo. Be sure to pack a swimsuit, a towel, and water shoes for navigating the rocky pools.
Wear comfortable trekking clothes with swimwear underneath for the waterfalls. However, you must bring modest clothing or a sarong to cover your shoulders and knees when visiting Hindu temples like Tirta Empul.
Yes, kids generally love the waterfalls and the Monkey Forest. However, parents will need to carry infants up and down the steep waterfall stairs, and must keep a close eye on children to prevent monkeys from snatching their items.
Most tours operate rain or shine. However, during the peak rainy season (December and January), severe weather might prompt operators to reschedule for safety reasons, particularly for ATV rides or if trails become flooded.
Many full-day itineraries and ATV adventure tours include a traditional Indonesian set lunch. Cheaper half-day tours may exclude it, so review your tour details or ask your guide for local restaurant recommendations.
The 150,000 IDR Bali Tourist Levy is a mandatory government fee for all international visitors. It is not included in any tour prices and must be paid online via the official 'Love Bali' portal.
Most tours offer complimentary hotel pickup from major tourist hubs including Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, and Nusa Dua. Pickups from remote areas like Amed or Candidasa usually incur an additional fee of up to 700,000 IDR.
Yes, it is highly recommended to carry small IDR notes. You will need cash for minor parking fees (10,000-20,000 IDR), public toilets, local markets, and tipping your guide or driver.
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This shared tour visits three distinct waterfalls near Ubud: Tibumana, Taman Sari, and Goa Rang Reng. To keep the experience personal, we limit groups to eight travelers and provide two guides for the day. This setup allows for a more relaxed pace and ensures someone is always available to answer questions or help with photos at each site. The day focuses on the natural scenery and swimming spots found in the Balinese jungle. After exploring the falls, the group gathers for a meal at a local restaurant. By keeping the group small, you can spend more time at the water and less time waiting for a large crowd to move between locations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Escape the busy tourist roads and head into the Balinese countryside for an off-road ATV adventure. You will navigate a variety of terrains, including traditional rice paddies, dense jungle trails, and muddy pits. The route features several unique landmarks, such as a ride through a long stone tunnel and a stop at a large waterfall where you can pull over for photos. The tour is accessible for both beginners and experienced riders. Every session begins with a comprehensive safety briefing and a practice run to ensure you are comfortable with the quad bike. A professional guide stays with the group for the entire duration, leading the way through the river crossings and forest tracks.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Ubud is well-regarded for its food and culture, but its waterfalls are often spread too far apart for most travelers to see in one go. This tour solves that by connecting the most impressive cascades in the central-eastern region into a single itinerary. You’ll visit a mix of famous landmarks and quieter, more secluded spots that are usually harder to reach on your own. By focusing strictly on the region’s tropical falls, this trip allows you to cover more ground than a standard sightseeing tour. It is designed for those who want to prioritize Bali’s natural scenery and complete their must-see list of waterfalls without the stress of navigating the local roads yourself.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Spend a full day visiting three distinct waterfalls just outside of Ubud. The trip begins at Kanto Lampo, a wide, terraced waterfall where you can climb onto the rocks as water cascades around you. Next is Tibumana Waterfall, which features a tall, narrow stream falling into a deep swimming pool surrounded by vines and ferns. The final stop is Suwat Waterfall, a less crowded spot with a calm natural pool and a small bamboo raft for photos or relaxing. Throughout the day, you will travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Your local driver manages the route and timing, so you can focus on the scenery and swim at your own pace.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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The day starts at Lempuyang Temple, where the stone gates offer a clear view of Mount Agung. This site is a primary stop for photography before continuing to Tirta Gangga. The water palace consists of several tiered fountains and pools set within a garden of stone carvings and statues. Next, you will visit Tukad Cepung waterfall. Located inside a cave at the bottom of a cliffside path, the falls are known for the way sunlight enters from the opening above. The tour concludes at the Tegalalang rice terraces and the Ubud jungle swing.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Your day begins with a pickup from your hotel, heading straight to the Ubud Sacred Monkey Sanctuary. After walking through the forest to see the local macaques, you will visit the Tegalalang Rice Terraces to see the traditional irrigation systems and tiered landscapes. The morning concludes at Tirta Empul, a holy water temple where you can observe or participate in a traditional purification ritual. For lunch, you will stop at a local restaurant with views over the jungle canopy. The afternoon is dedicated to Bali's waterfalls, starting with Tukad Cepung. This site is located inside a cavern where sunlight filters through the roof, offering a unique setting for photos. Finally, you will visit Tibumana Waterfall, a secluded spot surrounded by greenery, before being driven back to your accommodation.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Start the day at the Bali Swing, located 100 meters above the coconut trees, followed by a walk through the Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest to see the local wildlife. You will also visit the Tegalalang Rice Terrace to see the traditional Balinese irrigation systems and green landscapes. The tour continues to Tibumana Waterfall, which features a natural swimming pool and quiet surroundings. The final stop is Kanto Lampo Waterfall, a popular spot for photography known for its tiered rock face and fresh mountain air. This full-day itinerary covers the major landmarks around Ubud and provides several opportunities for photos.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This private half-day tour begins with a hotel pickup and a visit to Tegenungan Waterfall. Located south of Ubud, the waterfall is tucked away in a lush valley with clear water suitable for swimming. Next, you will visit the Tegalalang Rice Terrace to see the iconic terraced landscapes, coconut groves, and the small river valley that defines the area. Following lunch at a local restaurant, the trip continues to Ubud Palace, or Puri Saren, the historical seat of the local kingdom. The final stop is Batuan Temple, noted for its detailed Balinese ornaments and traditional roofs crafted from black palm tree fibers. The tour includes all transportation in a private, air-conditioned car.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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