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By: Charlotte · Last updated 13. February 2024 · In: Bali , Indonesia , Travel

Is Sekumpul Waterfall the most beautiful waterfall in Bali? Yes, I certainly think so!

Tucked away deep in the lush jungle of north Bali you’ll find Sekumpul waterfall , one of the most impressive works of nature on the island.

When arriving at the parking in Sekumpul village, you can actually hear the water roar far away and the surroundings are just so beautiful. Birds chirping, a sea of palm trees illuminated by the morning sun and colorful butterflies everywhere.

Sekumpul Waterfall stands about 80 meters tall and is actually made up of several smaller cascades. Although not the largest waterfall in Bali, it is one of the most mesmerizing waterfalls I have ever seen. So let’s take a look at how to get to Sekumpul, the best time to visit and what you can expect.

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Sekumpul is a must on any North Bali itinerary and is easily reached from towns like Lovina and Singaraja in just about an hour. Public transport in Bali is almost non-existent so you’ll either have to rent a scooter or hire a driver to take you there. Day trips from north Bali to the waterfalls usually cost somewhere between 500k and 600k.

If you drive by yourself and want to go straight to the main fall, search for Sekumpul on Google Maps and when you reach the village the parking area is easy to find. If you get lost the locals will point you in the right direction as the waterfalls are their main income.

At the entrance, there is a large banner reading “Welcome to Sekumpul”. The parking area will be on your left and from there it’s a 2/3-kilometer hike down to the main waterfall.

Even though it’s easier to get to Sekumpul Waterfall from north Bali, I’m guessing most of you will be based in either Ubud or Canggu/Seminyak. As I mentioned above we combined our visit to Sekumpul with sunrise over Pinggan Village while staying in Seminyak.

We left at 3.45 am to get there before sunrise and it was so nice to be the only ones on the road. Driving from Seminyak to Kintamani took under 2 hours while the return trip with all the traffic took more like 3-4 hours.

I definitely recommend hiring a driver so you don’t spend most of the day lost on the windy steep roads of north Bali. Trust me, driving a scooter and trying to navigate at the same time usually takes a lot longer than you’d think. We paid 1 million for a full-day tour to Sekumpul and Pinggan and I couldn’t be happier with our choice.

If you arrive later in the day and want to explore all the falls, using the Lemukih Waterfall entrance might be your best bet. The drive from south Bali is shorter and there are usually way fewer people there as it is little known.

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If you don’t want to do any planning, I recommend this amazing tour that includes both Sekumpul and Banyumala, two of Bali’s absolute best and most beautiful waterfalls.

End the day with a visit to Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a temple complex located on the shores of Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul. One of the most iconic and recognizable landmarks in Bali. All three places are a must on any Bali Bucket List .

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Sekumpul Waterfall practical info

You can visit Sekumpul all year round as there are positives and negatives with each season.

My favorite time to visit all the waterfalls in Bali, and the island in general really, is from February to April (avoiding Easter) when the two seasons overlap. This is when you get the best of both worlds!

During Bali’s rainy season from October to March, the falls are at their most powerful, but the water can sometimes be brown because of all the mud and sediment the rain carries with it. And make sure to be careful as the stairs and pathways can get quite slippery and the river you have to cross at the bottom becomes deeper this time of year.

Though not as powerful, the falls are still impressive during the dry season between May and September. It’s less humid and you’re more likely to have beautiful blue skies which make for some great photo ops. Especially in the early morning light.

But a lot of the greenery does get fried/turn brown in the warmer months so the surroundings might not appear as lush in August and September.

Sekumpul Waterfall in Bali is open from 08:00 am to 07:00 pm.

We booked a driver for a half-day tour and combined our visit to Sekumpul with sunrise over Pinggan Village. I’ll talk more about the amazing Pinggan Village in the next post but because we had to be there at sunrise and continued straight to Sekumpul, we got to the falls at 7.30 am. The lady in the ticket booth just got there, so we were able to enter a bit early.

I’m very happy we arrived when we did because we had time to enjoy the area and shoot some photos in peace before the crowds started rolling in at around 9:00 am. The climb back up all the stairs is of course also much easier in the cooler morning air.

There are three entrance fees to Sekumpul Waterfall :

• View only – 20,000 IDR per person.
• Medium trek – 125,000 IDR per person.
• Long trek – 200,000 IDR per person.

I was told that all visitors to Sekumpul Waterfall now are required to hire a guide if they want to walk past the viewpoints. This is in part for the safety of visitors, but also to support the local economy and help maintain the area.

The “view only” fee is IDR 20,000 per person and allows viewing of Sekumpul waterfall only. 

Medium trek

The “medium trekking” option costs IDR 125,000 per person, which includes a guide, a donation to the local village, and visiting both Sekumpul and Hidden Waterfalls.

The “long trekking” option costs IDR 200,000 per person and includes a guide, a donation to the local village, Sekumpul and Hidden Waterfalls, as well as the Fiji Lemukih waterfalls, which is a 30-minute hike away. 

Bottled water is also included, but please refuse this and bring your own reusable water bottle to limit the plastic waste.

How much time you need at Sekumpul Waterfall depends on which hike you want to do and the shape you’re in:

• View only – 1 hour
• Medium trek – 3-4 hours
• Long trek – 4-5 hours

The hike down to Sekumpul waterfall

The paved path to the waterfall is easy to follow from the parking area. Although it’s steep and a bit of a workout, you will be able to do it even if you’re not in the best shape.

You’ll pass several warungs on your way down, some of which offer the most amazing views from their rooftops. So definitely stop for a cold drink before you leave. Both the food and drinks here were surprisingly cheap. I had a big plate of Mie Goreng and an iced lemon tea which only cost me 40k.

After a couple of steps, there is a small path on your left from which you get the most beautiful view of the falls. That’s where I shot the photo with me in it as you can see above. If there’s already someone occupying that spot, don’t worry, there’s another viewpoint a little further down. We were lucky enough to have both viewpoints all to ourselves as we got there before 8:00 am as I mentioned above.

Once you’re satisfied with your photos, continue to the bottom of the stairs. A narrow bridge takes you across the river and from there the path to the left continues for five minutes to the main falls and the right path leads to the additional waterfalls.

Your guide will most likely take you a short distance to Hidden Waterfall, an incredible spot where lush greenery completely covers the rock face and water flows down all around you.

Keep in mind that even though there’s a bridge you will have to get your feet wet to reach the pool at the bottom of the fall. And even more river crossings are necessary if you want to explore the other waterfalls.

There are also several other waterfalls to explore in the Sekumpul area, the main one being Fiji Lemukih about a 30-minute walk from Sekumpul. It is a bit smaller than Sekumpul, but still very impressive.

The waterfall is surrounded by lush jungle and there are several small pools at the bottom where you can take a dip. The water is crystal clear and very refreshing.

Complete the day with a visit to Lemukih Rice Fields, located just a few kilometers from Sekumpul Waterfall. This peaceful area is the perfect place to take a stroll and just enjoy the scenery of terraced rice fields and surrounding mountains.

You can also see local farmers at work, planting and harvesting rice. There are several small cafes and restaurants in the area where you can grab a bite to eat or a refreshing drink.

Things to know before visiting Sekumpul

The scams you may encounter at Sekumpul are the typical Bali scams . If you drive by yourself, remember to avoid the signs that say “Sekumpul Registration”. These do not actually lead to the waterfall, it is locals wanting to make some money off unaware tourists. Just look for the banner I talked about earlier.

During my last visit, I was also approached by a man right after the parking area who said he was a guide and that I could pay him directly for a guided tour. I said no thank you, and continued to the ticket booth closer to the waterfall.

This isn’t a scam per se, because he would probably take you to the waterfall, I’m guessing. However, it’s always safer to just go straight to the official ticket place.

I can’t say that I’m in great shape, but I was really struggling with the walk down the path and stairs to the falls. You will feel it in your thighs and knees, but it is totally worth it once you reach the bottom.

The hike back up to the parking area wasn’t a walk in the park either. Haha, I looked like a drowned rat when I finally got back. Be sure to take your time, especially in the mid-day sun.

The path and steps down to the bottom of Sekumpul waterfall get very slippery. So do the large rocks popular to climb up on to get the perfect photos. Please, don’t put yourself in danger to get the perfect shot.

On rainy days, the rivers you have to cross also get very powerful, so I recommend you check the weather forecast before you visit Sekumpual and any other waterfall in Bali.

Don’t go to north Bali to only see Sekumpul Waterfall, there are some epic viewpoints and other attractions that are definitely worth stopping by. Some of the favorite locations along the way are Strawberry Hill Lookout and the famous Handara Gates.

I also mentioned Pinggan Village and Ulun Danu Temple above, as the perfect additions to your day trip to north Bali. This is also where you’ll find many of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls, I’ll talk more about those below.

For the best possible experiences at Sekumpul Waterfall in Bali, it’s important to come prepared with the right gear and essentials. Here are some items that I recommend bringing with you:

• Non-slip shoes   – The hike to the waterfall is steep and can be quite slippery in some places, so it’s important to wear shoes with good grip and support. I wore flip-flops and it was not ideal, so I suggest closed-toe shoes like sneakers or hiking boots, alternatively hiking sandals .
• Swimsuit & lightweight towel   – You’ll definitely want to take a dip in the refreshing pool at the base of the waterfall, so don’t forget to bring your swimsuit and a towel. Even if you only plan to shoot some photos, you will get wet from the powerful waterfall.
• Waterproof bag  – To keep your belongings dry, I suggest bringing a waterproof bag to store your camera, phone and any other valuables. I was completely soaked after our visit, even though I didn’t get in the water.
• Waterproof & reef-safe sunscreen  – Be sure to protect your skin with sunscreen, I got very sunburned on my shoulders from walking in the valley.
• Insect repellent  – Mosquitoes and other bugs can be a nuisance at Sekumpul Waterfall as the valley gets very humid, so bring some insect repellent to keep them away. My legs were eaten alive, even when the sun was shining.
• Cash  – There is an entrance fee to the waterfall, and you may also want to purchase snacks or souvenirs from the vendors in the area, so bring some cash with you.
• Reusable water bottle   – This one is my favorite. It’s important to stay hydrated, so bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day. The guided tours include water, but please say no to the plastic bottles and bring your own.

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Where to stay close to Sekumpul Waterfall

If you have the time I urge you to spend a night or two in North Bali, you’ll get a completely different experience and perspective of the island. There are accommodation options for every budget.

If you are comfortable staying in a humble room, you will absolutely love the highly-rated ESA di Kubu Homestay . This is where you will experience the true warmth and hospitality of the beautiful Balinese people, away from the hustle and bustle of the south.

Dekha, the owner, is so passionate about the environment and his village, and will happily share everything with you. He will introduce you to the locals, show you around local farms, take you on walking tours to all the waterfalls around Sekumpul and even some hidden gems.

His wife, Sunny, cooks all the meals with fresh produce from the garden and local markets. You can even get the sweetest fresh fruit straight from the trees. And the WiFi is great. I mean, does it get any better? I would not have had such a great experience in north Bali if it had not been for Sunny and Dekha.

Located just a few minutes from Sekumpul Waterfall, Rostika Villa & Camping Sekumpul is one of my favorite hotels in Bali.

They have done an incredible job of building up a complex with a pool and even a small waterfall in the middle of the mountainous jungle. The place is fresh, new and covered in pink and purple flowers. Every room comes with a balcony where you can watch the sunrise.

But what truly makes this place is the lovely staff that will do whatever it takes to make sure you have the best possible stay. They went above and beyond to accommodate our meal requests and help us with organizing transport.

If you prefer to stay somewhere a bit nicer, you should check out Munduk Kupang Villa & Resto Sekumpul . This newly built hotel boasts incredible views from the entire property and a large infinity pool.

You get your own bungalow with the most comfortable bed and pillows, which can be hard to find in Bali. The staff is also super accommodating and always smiling. One of the best places to stay in Bali .

Other waterfalls in north Bali worth visiting

While Sekumpul is my favorite waterfall in Bali, there are a lot more falls worth visiting close by. Banyumala is almost equally as beautiful and it does not receive as many visitors as Sekumpul, so be sure to check that out as well if you decide to go on a day trip. Others worth mentioning are NungNung and GitGit Waterfall.

A little further south you’ll find Tibumana and Tukad Cepung Waterfall which is located inside a cave. So definitely go chasing waterfalls in Bali.

Tukad Cepung is the only waterfall I do not recommend visiting as early as possible, you want that midday light to shine into the cave. You can read more about Tukad Cepung and the best waterfalls around Ubud here.

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Charlotte is the passionate traveler and online business coach behind Sunshine Seeker. She started working as a content creator on Instagram in 2014, before social media was even a thing, and as a travel blogger in 2015. Over the past 14 years she has explored 45+ countries and lived in Oslo, Kraków, Bali and Lombok. Every month she helps more than 50,000 people plan their adventures and learn how to create more freedom by working online.

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16. June 2018 at 22:50

Beautiful waterfall, thanks for sharing your tips! Those dogs sound terrifying though!

17. June 2018 at 12:35

Thanks for stopping by Helen 🙂

17. June 2018 at 00:22

I’ve been to only one waterfall, Toketee fall I believe, and it was too touristy, perhaps all of them are. Your pictures look gorgeous and I can’t wait to return to Bali and visit Sekumpul as well!

17. June 2018 at 12:34

Thank you, Anya 😀 Toketee Fall looks incredible. Luckily there are a few waterfalls in Bali that still doesn’t get too many visitors. Try Banyumala Twin Waterfalls in addition to Sekumpul the next time you’re in Bali!

1. July 2018 at 16:00

Thanks for sharing. Very nice journey description.

2. July 2018 at 23:03

And thank you for a lovely comment 😉

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Sekumpul Waterfall Tour is part of Bali Full Day Tour Packages we have by combining three most famous tourism site in North Bali in to single day trip, this tour will visit Sekumpul Waterfall Tour is the beautiful waterfall with 7 hidden waterfalls situated in the tranquility of valley in Singaraja, north part of Bali. It is the most beautiful waterfalls in Bali Island. And also, this waterfall offers the amazing panoramic view of waterfall surrounded by the lush jungle with serenity ambiance. There are 7 waterfalls available at this site. Then the tours will continue to visit The Wanagiri Hidden Hill that has a charm of beauty that is able to make anyone who saw him feel hypnotized and fell in love. Which is punctuated by a series of whimsical vantage points over Lake Tambingan and Lake Buyan.Tamblingan Lake. Then we take break for having lunch at local restaurant, the menu is Indonesian food, after lunch the trip continue to visit Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is both a famous picturesque landmark and a significant temple complex located on the western side of the Beratan Lake in Bedugul, central Bali.

The tour will be very comfortable with our private air conditioning car transfer and to keep your convenience and enjoyable journey our professional tour driver is always outstanding offer his best service with the information you need.

Tours Itinerary :

• Pick up at the hotel
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• Visit Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
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Sekumpul Waterfall is a testament to the raw, untamed beauty of Bali’s hinterlands. It’s an invitation to connect with nature, experience its power, and leave with a profound appreciation for the wonders of the natural world. A visit to Sekumpul is a journey into the heart of Bali’s wilderness, where every moment is a reminder of the island’s enduring allure.

• Sekumpul Waterfall
• Wanagiri Hidden Hill
• Ulun Danu Temple

⦿ 07:30 – Pick up at your hotel ⦿ 10:00 – Arrive at starting point and then start for trek will assisted by local tour guide to the waterfall ⦿ 14:00 – Finish and then lunch ⦿ 15:00 – Visit Wanagiri Hidden Hill ⦿ 16:00 – Visit Ulun Danu Temple ⦿ 16:30 – Back to hotel

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All Inclusive: $ 55/person

✓ Private round trip from your hotel ✓ Private car with A/C ✓ All entrance fees ✓ Bottled water ✓ Lunch buffet ✓ Coffee tasting

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✓ Majestic Cascade : Sekumpul Waterfall is renowned for its majestic beauty. It features multiple cascades that gracefully tumble down a rugged cliff face, creating a breathtaking spectacle. The sheer height and grandeur of the waterfall make it a photographer’s dream and an unforgettable sight for all visitors.

✓ Serene Natural Setting : Beyond its visual splendor, Sekumpul is embraced by lush, untouched jungle. The trek to the waterfall immerses you in the heart of Bali’s pristine wilderness, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The surrounding greenery adds to the tranquility of the area, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and contemplation.

✓ Cultural Significance : Sekumpul Waterfall holds deep cultural significance for the local Balinese community. It is considered a sacred site, and nearby temples and offerings add to the spiritual atmosphere. This cultural connection adds a unique layer of meaning to your visit, making it not just an adventure but also a cultural exploration of Bali’s heritage.

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Sekumpul Waterfall In Bali – Visitor’s Guide (2024)

Sekumpul Waterfall is said to be the biggest and best waterfall in Bali and for a damn good reason!

There are not just one but three epic waterfalls in this valley that are a must-see during your visit to the Island of Gods.

I have put together this complete guide to Sekumpul Waterfall Bali (Air Terjun Sekumpul) including how to get there, how much it costs, the best time to visit, and what to expect when you arrive.

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QUICK ANSWERS – SEKUMPUL WATERFALL BALI

Let’s start this guide with the essentials you should know about Sekumpul Waterfalls, from the location to getting there and more.

WHERE IS SEKUMPUL WATERFALL BALI?

Air Terjun Sekumpul is located in the northern region of Bali.

I recommend allowing a full day to visit these falls as it’s a 2-hour drive each way and you’ll need at least 2 hours to visit Sekumpul Waterfalls.

Click here to see the location on Google maps.

HOW TO GET TO SEKUMPUL WATERFALL?

The best way to get here is by car or scooter.

You can rent a scooter online in advance and the drive takes around 2 hours one way from the main tourist areas of Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, and Ubud.

Don’t feel confident riding a scooter? Another great option for getting around Bali is to hire a private car and a driver for the day and experience all that the island has to offer.

• Experienced Driver
• Hotel pick-up & drop-off
• Mineral water

The road gets very windy and steep as you head through the hills of Bedugul towards Sekumpul and it’s a common route for trucks and other commuting vehicles.

Please take care and I also highly recommend purchasing travel insurance , especially when riding on the roads in Asia. Safety first!

You can find some epic viewpoints and other attractions on the way that are definitely worth stopping for.

SEKUMPUL WATERFALL TOUR

If you would prefer to book a private day tour of these falls, it’s best to book online in advance with Viator .

This particular tour is the most top-rated tour with great reviews and hundreds of bookings.

The tour includes a visit to Sekumpul, Danu Bratan Water Temple, and taste-testing the Kopi Luwak at a Coffee Plantation.

BEST SEKUMPUL WATERFALL TOUR

The BEST way to visit is to join a Sekumpul and Banyumala Waterfalls Hiking Tour !

It includes private transportation, all entrance fees, countless memories to make, and a fun guide.

ARRIVING AT AIR TERJUN SEKUMPUL

Before arriving at the parking lot, you’ll see a number of ‘ Registration ‘ points along the main road where there may be a group of locals that will try and stop you to pay a registration fee to visit Air Terjun Sekumpul.

This is nothing more than a scam and you can continue driving down to the parking area located here .

Updated November 2023: There are now three Sekumpul Waterfall entry fee options to choose from which are:

• View Only – 20,000 IDR
• Medium Trekking – 150,000 IDR
• Long Trekking – 250,000 IDR

View Only entrance ticket is pretty self-explanatory and only allows you to view the falls from above and doesn’t include the trek down to the falls.

Medium Trekking (recommended) includes a guide and a visit to Sekumpul and Hidden Waterfall.

Long Trekking includes a guide and a visit to Sekumpul, Hidden Waterfall, and Fiji Waterfall, all of which are located in the same valley.

SEKUMPUL WATERFALL HIKE

It’s approximately a 30-minute hike to reach the base of the falls through a lush bamboo-forested valley.

About a third of the way down, you will come across an awesome viewpoint of the falls from a birds-eye perspective and you can stop here to take some photos.

From this viewpoint, you’ll have a clear view of the main set of falls that gush down a whopping total of 80 meters before it reaches the rock pool at the base of Sekumpul Waterfalls Bali.

Continue to traverse through the forest until you reach the trail at the bottom of the valley.

From here you’ll have to walk along the banks of the stream and you may have to wade through shin-high water to get to the base of the main falls.

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THE MAIN FALLS

You can hear the distant roar of the main falls before you see it. As you come around the corner, you’ll be graced by the incredible beauty of Bali’s best waterfall.

Be sure to bring your swimmers with you because it’s possible to go swimming in the rock pools beneath the falls.

However, I don’t recommend getting directly beneath the falls as the force of water is very powerful and could potentially cause an injury.

There are a few dry rocks beneath the falls where you can set down your belongings if you decide to go swimming. 

Taking photos of the waterfall can prove quite difficult as the misty spray emitting from the falls is wild and consistent.

Be prepared with a lens cleaner or a towel to wipe your camera lens every 5 seconds.

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HIDDEN WATERFALL

Once you’ve spent some time enjoying the main falls, continue the adventure upstream for around 10 minutes to where you can find the stunning Hidden Waterfall.

My first impression of Hidden Waterfall was how it looks like a flow of white satin threaded with silver as it surges between a crack in the rock face and into a natural pool below.

It’s possible to swim right up beneath this waterfall as it’s not as powerful as the main Sekumpul Waterfalls.

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FIJI WATERFALL

The third waterfall in Sekumpul valley is called Fiji Waterfall.

From Hidden Waterfall, follow the trail back downstream, passing the main waterfall, and continue along the banks to the left.

Keep on going along this trail for around 15 minutes until it eventually emerges at the incredible Fiji Waterfall.

Featuring a trio of falls, this is one of the most photogenic waterfalls in Bali.

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

The best time to visit is anytime between mid-morning and 2 pm to get the best lighting from the sun through the valley.

Do bear in mind that it is a 2.5-hour ride each way so you may want to consider spending a night out in the northern region, (see below for some accommodation options).

This also gives you the option to visit more of Bali’s waterfalls such as Aling-Aling Waterfall and Banyu Wana Amerta Waterfall which are both located in the northern region of Bali.

You may or may not know that Sekumpul in the local language translates to ‘collection’ or ‘group’ meaning that there are multiple waterfalls in the same valley.

You may have noticed in this article that I have used the words ‘Air Terjun’ which is the local language and translates to ‘waterfall’.

This is a little something to remember if you get lost when trying to find a waterfall in Bali and a signpost reads Air Terjun, then you know that you are on the right track.

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OTHER ATTRACTIONS

The northern region of Bali is an adventurer’s wonderland that has so much to offer! Be sure to read my other related blog posts to discover more popular locations.

Click on the links below to see other spots to visit in the region.

• Iconic Bali Gates
• Nungnung Waterfall
• Jatiluwih Rice Terraces – UNESCO Site
• Leke Leke Waterfall
• Wanagiri Hidden Hills Viewpoint
• Banyuwana Amertha Waterfall
• Aling Aling Waterfall

Some of my favorite locations along the way are Strawberry Hill Lookout and the famous Handara Gates , and I highly recommend you stop and check it out!

WHERE TO STAY IN BEDUGUL

Bedugul has dozens of accommodation options to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay in Bedugul for all budgets.

See the list of accommodations below that I personally recommend.

LUXURY: GIRIWOOD HOTEL & VILLA

This hotel is the ultimate luxury in Bedugul boasting incredible views of the lake and the surrounding mountain ranges.

Featuring stunning rooms with a comfortable bed and a balcony with views over the forest, you’re in for a treat.

For just about $100 a night, this is the perfect place for a couple, a group of friends, or a family to base themselves while exploring the region.

MID RANGE: HANDARA GOLF RESORT

Handara Golf Resort is a 3-star resort set in the beautiful mountains of Bedugul featuring a Japanese restaurant and bar, a tennis court, a wellness spa, and an 18-hole golf course.

The rooms are large and each has a private bathroom, a seating area, a minibar, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, and lake views.

It’s the perfect place to stay in Bedugul on a mid-range budget for families, friends, and couples.

BUDGET: PONDOK NYOMAN

Pondok Nyoman is the best budget accommodation in Bedugul for solo travelers or couples.

They have double rooms available with spacious living, a balcony, air conditioning, and a private bathroom.

Other features include a shared lounge, rice terrace views, a swimming pool, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, and breakfast is included for all guests.

For All Other Places To Stay In Bedugul, Search on Booking.com

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Hey! You might want to update the price. The Northern Bali “Government” has stepped in and now they have wristbands and a gate with locals scanning the wristband before you get to the stairs. It costs 125,000 for a medium trek which includes the two big falls and a guide. It started in February 2019 and there is no way around it. Just so tourists know going in that it is not a scam (the registration banners before you get there probably are) but this is not. The village got together and decided on a price and created actual employees and guides. I don’t blame them.

Hi and thanks for the new updated info! Will amend the blog post accordingly! Take care 🙂

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The ultimate guide to sekumpul waterfall in north bali, known as ‘the best waterfall in bali’ which has 7 hidden waterfalls situated in the tranquility of valley and it surrounded by the lush jungle with serenity ambiance..

Sekumpul Waterfall also known locally as Air Terjun Sekumpul, is arguably Bali’s most spectacular cascades with a collection of 7 tall, misty waterfalls in one area.

The seven waterfalls each has its own beauty, form, and height that look extraordinary and makes these waterfalls as the most gorgeous waterfall in Bali island.

One look at Sekumpul Waterfall and you'll think you've arrived in the Lost World. The whole place is lush and green and the falls are huge, giving a pre-historic feel to the area. 

Where the air is very fresh, you can relax and escape from your busyness, of course, make you feel peaceful and all the problems lost.

So if you’re heading north of Bali and wish to visit Sekumpul Waterfall, here’s everything you need to know :

What to Expect Sekumpul Waterfall

• Sekumpul Waterfall Address & Map Location

How to Get to Sekumpul Waterfall

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As mentioned earlier Sekumpul Waterfall different from the other waterfalls in Bali. It not consist of one or two waterfalls, but seven waterfalls in one area. 

There are two fallen waterfalls and the source of a waterfall covered by green trees that cover the surface of the hill. These waterfalls have a different character and source.

The first waterfall has a single flowing waterfall.  Such other waterfalls are often encountered and come from a mountain spring.

And the second waterfall is higher than the first waterfall, has a waterfall shape that dangles like a mosquito net and comes from the stream of a river.

The freshness of the water that fall from the 80 meters height, and the lush trees will make anyone amaze and fall in love instantly to this waterfalls.

Even so, getting down here requires a good deal of effort, with paths comprising dirt tracks, a hundred or so steps and crossings over streams, but when you reach the waterfall, it was all paid off. 

Sekumpul Waterfall Address & Map Location

Sekumpul Waterfall located in the village of Sekumpul, Sawan district, Buleleng regency, in the northern region of Bali.

The village is within an hour’s drive southeast from Lovina Beach, and approximately a 2.5 to 3 hour drive from Denpasar.

Getting to Sekumpul Waterfall you should go to Sekumpul village in the northern region of Bali. 

Its took 2,5 to 3 hours drive by car or scooter from Kuta area, and 18 kilometres southeast of Singaraja or 27 kilometres from central Lovina.

If you’re coming from Ubud, Seminyak or another area further away, it’s still possible to visit Sekumpul waterfall although you’ll most likely want to opt for a driver rather than taking the long bike ride! .

You can hire a driver + car for around $45 for the day CHECK HERE → Bali Car Rental with Driver , or you can ask your accommodation to arrange this for you.

If you like to ride scooters, you can find scooter rentals shops practically everywhere in the main tourist hubs such as Kuta, Seminyak and Canggu.

The scooters can be rented for $5 to $10 a day with a full tank of gas. This is my preferred means of travel around Bali, as it is cheap and you can stop anywhere and anytime you like!.

The road gets very windy and steep as you head through the hills of Bedugul and it is a common route for trucks and other commuting vehicles.

So please take care and don’t overtake unless you think it is safe to do so. You can find some epic viewpoints on the side of the road that are definitely worth stopping for.

Would require a long day trip with this being the only thing you would realistically have time to do.

Google Maps claims it takes two hours, but it would probably be a lot longer, especially if you are on a less than gutsy scooter!

As with most natural attractions in Bali, visit to Sekumpul Waterfall there’s an entry fee of 20,000 IDR per person, payable at a small booth in the village.

A local trekking association offers guided treks of the area with warnings that it’s at your own risk if you don’t use a guide.

It would be easy enough to reach the first falls unguided, but we found our guide helpful navigating the paths and several river crossings to the second group of falls as the trail wasn’t so obvious.

Rates quoted for a group size of up to four trekkers are 150,000 IDR for a short trek (two hours), 200,000 IDR for a medium trek (three hours), and 350,000 IDR for a long trek.

The best time to visit Sekumpul Waterfall is anytime between mid morning and 2pm to get the best lighting from the sun through the valley.

To see the falls at their most powerful, visit during Bali’s rainy season – which runs from October to April.

If you do visit during this time, make sure to take care on the walk down as the stairs can be wet and there may also be slippery rocks.

The falls are still impressive in the dry season between May and September too. A good compromise is to visit around April and May as the falls will still be relatively powerful but the weather will be better at this time of year.

The path to the waterfall is easy to follow from the car park. As you follow it round you’ll reach stairs that will lead you the majority of the way to the falls.

ot long after you begin going down, there will be a small path on your left from which there is a brilliant Sekumpul viewpoint.

From here you can really appreciate the beautiful waterfall and the its location amongst the surrounding nature.

Once you’ve taken a few pictures here, continue down the stairs. At one point you will have the option to either turn off to the left, or continue to the right.

The easier path is to continue to the right where a bridge will lead you across the river. If you go to the left you’ll have to cross the river by foot.

After crossing the bridge, turn left and from here it’s a relatively short walk to the base of the waterfall.

You will have to get your feet wet at this point, so either take off your shoes or bring appropriate footwear!

The height of Sekumpul Waterfall is around 100 meter, and this waterfall also well- known as Gerombong Waterfall.

This is not the only one waterfall that drains water. However, two waterfalls are flowing swiftly.

We can enjoy the waterfalls from a distance before we enter the waterfall area because of the height.

There are two fallen waterfalls and the source of a waterfall covered by green trees that cover the surface of the hill.

These waterfalls have a different character and source. The first waterfall has a single flowing waterfall. Such other waterfalls are often encountered and come from a mountain spring.

So during the rainy season, the first waterfalls remain in a clear state, while the second waterfall will be brown turbid. 

Hidden in the dense forest of North Bali, Sekumpul waterfall is an impressive work of nature.

Sekumpul in the local language translates to ‘collection’ or ‘group’ meaning that Sekumpul Waterfall is actually one of the multiple waterfalls.

In fact, there are 5 or 6 waterfalls in the same valley. These can also be explored after you visit the main attraction of the twin falls.

The main falls stand 80 metres tall, surrounded by beautiful greenery that is typical of Bali. Each waterfall is within 5 – 10 minutes hiking of each other.

Although the hike down to Sekumpul Waterfall is steep and a bit of a workout, it’s manageable for travellers of all ages.

On the way down you’ll even be rewarded with a picture perfect spot at the Sekumpul viewpoint.

Before you can enjoy the waterfall up close, visitors will be invited to travel on foot after the entrance.

Passing through several concrete steps and a handle of iron. This makes the visitors feel safe to descend the hills.

When going down the stairs you can hear the sound of a thundering waterfall hitting the pond of water under it.

Once down the stairs, there is a bridge with a clear river water below it. Soft tracking shortly after passing the bridge through a small forest and then you get to the Sekumpul Waterfall .

Which crafted to match any travel style, travel period, touring needs and budget for a journey that’s perfect for you.

How To Visit Sekumpul Waterfall In Bali Without A Guide

Sekumpul Waterfall is a huge twin waterfall in Singaraja Bali, with two 80 meter tall (260 foot) streams pouring out of the jungle treetops.

If you’re looking for the biggest and best waterfall in Bali, this is probably it! To top it off, while hiking to these falls you get to see some of the most scenic jungles and rice terraces on the island.

The Sekumpul Waterfall is no longer a secret, but since it’s in the far northern part of the island and pretty far from town, the crowds are still not too bad.

This Sekumpul Waterfall blog will explain how to get there, how to do the hike without a guide, what kind of entrance ticket to expect, and everything else you need to know before you go!

Sekumpul Waterfall Bali: What To Expect

The Sekumpul waterfall hike is pretty straightforward, but I’d rate it as moderate.

It’s not dangerous, but the steep hike up and down to the falls is a huge workout and it takes about 30-60 minutes to get there, depending on where you park.

Before you even start the hike, you’ll be taking dozens of pictures. The views in north Bali are incredible — steep green mountains and rice terraces in all directions!

You’re basically hiking down into a big ravine in the jungle, and the views along the way are absolutely mind blowing.

Fiji Waterfall

Near the end of the hike, you’ll reach a junction with a sign pointing to two different waterfalls.

Go right for 5 minutes if you want to see ‘Grombong Waterfall’ — the main Sekumpul waterfall shown on this page.

Then retrace your steps to the sign and walk in the other direction for 5-10 mins to reach Fiji Waterfall, a cool triple waterfall in the same canyon.

Sekumpul Waterfall (also known as ‘Grombong’)

Sekumpul Waterfall Without Guide (i.e. Registration Scam)

You should be aware that there’s an annoying scam at Sekumpul Waterfall where a group of locals has set up a series of fake (but convincing) “registration” checkpoints along the road there.

If you stop at one of these, they will try to force you to hire a guide for 450k IDR ($30 USD) per person . They will tell you it’s dangerous and required, and might show you a fake entrance ticket.

Tell them you don’t need a guide, or better yet, just keep driving. This is easier to do if you’re in a car, of course.

If you drive through without stopping, it’s possible to bypass the scammers, the bogus registration, and the fake entrance ticket completely.

Next, you will need to stop in Lemukih village and hike from the south entrance there, NOT from the north entrance at Sekumpul village (which has a metal gate where they WILL stop you).

The area is a bit confusing at first, but hopefully the pictures and map below will help.

Ignore all “registration” checkpoints WITHOUT stopping, and drive until you reach this fork in the road. Take a LEFT here and you can drive down to the free parking area where no one will hassle you. (if you take a right here, you will end up in Sekumpul village)

This guy is NOT one of the scammers. He is cool. He asked to be in this pic. On the left is the last (and best) car parking area for the hike. On the right is the foot path down to the falls.

This is the REAL entry fee for Sekumpul waterfall (also includes Fiji waterfall). This ticket was sold by a one eyed gentleman at a booth halfway down the foot path.

Keep in mind this is a very poor, remote area of Bali where the locals have very few legitimate ways to make any money.

Think about things a little bit from their perspective, and then make your own decision about whether or not to use the ‘mandatory’ local guide.

I’m sure the guides are helpful for taking your photos and such, but the path is pretty safe and easy to follow without a guide. It’s definitely not necessary for most people.

If the price was reasonable, I might be inclined to pay it just to help out the locals. But being forced to pay $30 per person for a short hike is not reasonable in my book.  

Sekumpul Waterfall Entrance Fee / Ticket

As of 2020, the legitimate entrance fee for Sekumpul Waterfall is only 15k IDR (~$1 USD).

How To Get To Sekumpul Waterfall

Sekumpul Waterfall is located in North Bali, about 2.5 hours drive from Ubud or 1 hour from Singaraja.

The best way to get there is to rent a scooter or hire a private car and driver (both of these can be booked online).

You can use the map below to take you to the Sekumpul Waterfall location in Bali, or just route your map directly to Warung Fiji (click for GPS). This little warung is the southern starting point for the hike.

Scooters can go all the way to Warung Fiji, but cars will need to park a bit earlier. Make sure you stop at the last parking area, though, because it’s significantly closer to the waterfall and it’ll save you from hiking too far.

The walk to the falls from the last parking area (aka Warung Fiji) is only about 30-45 minutes, and follows a narrow downhill path.

Lemukih Water Slide

If you want to see yet another waterfall at Sekumpul, there’s also a fun natural water slide located near Lemukih village, called the Lemukih water slide.

It’s a long water slide of about 50 meters, similar to a natural slip n’ slide of sorts, and you can reach it on a quick and easy trek from Lemukih village! The trekking distance from Sekumpul waterfall is also pretty short and manageable.  

Best Time To Visit

Any time of day (or season) is good to visit Sekumpul Waterfall and take great photos.

This waterfall doesn’t dry up as much seasonally compared to some other waterfalls in Bali, so you can still visit it in the dry season months of May to November, although it may start to shrink a bit in the later months of the year (especially after August).

Our Sekumpul Waterfall pictures in this travel guide were taken in July, and there was still plenty of flow, plus a nice rainbow in the late afternoon! We’ve seen the rainbow here on two different afternoons in July. The rice terraces in July will be freshly planted (watery), not green, but that can still be nice for photos.

The bright green rice terraces you see in this guide were photographed in March, which is still the rainy season in Indonesia, but we didn’t run into any problems with rain, and the waterfall was still photogenic as usual!  

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I thought Sekumpul waterfall is the best waterfall in Bali. Green and good atmosphere

Definitely one of the best waterfalls!

Thank you for clearly explaining and exposing the “required guides” scammers and describing how to avoid them. We went today and were harassed by the local guides at Lemukih, who told us it was “not possible” to go to the waterfalls without a guide. We asked, is it possible to go to Warung Fiji without a guide? They said yes. We drove to the car parking and walked to W. Fiji, and one confronted us again there, saying, “We live here and we made this rule”. We said, “We follow the government rules” and got a “fuck you” in response. But they did not physically try to stop us. We walked down the trail, paid the government fee of 20,000 rupiah each, showed our reciepts at the bottom checkpoint (where they tore off a corner for going to Fiji Waterfall), and had a great time at all the falls. Upon our return, the scammer guides glared at us and seemed to be trying to identify our driver. We didn’t let their boorish attempt to create a monopoly by deceotion, for their own benefit, spoil our enjoyment of this lovely spot.

Thanks for the update! Sorry you guys got harassed, but glad you were still able to visit the waterfalls without being scammed.

Thank you for posting this, it’s much appreciated. Just to clarify, the Sekumpul waterfall official parking on Google is not the recommended place to park, rather Warung Fiji? Aside from the scammers, is it possible to get a legitimate guide at the Warung Fiji parking area? We will not have scooters, only a car. Also, roughly how long is needed to hike to Sekumpul and Fiji waterfalls round trip without stops from the Warung Fiji parking area? We move at average to above average speed.

Hi Craig, thanks for your comment. Yes that’s correct, it’s best to park at Warung Fiji or close to it. The scammers are fine guides though, they will show you everything and take pictures for you etc, I just don’t like being forced to hire a guide, and it’s pretty overpriced for Bali. But if you’re wanting a guide then I’d just negotiate what seems like a fair price with them, otherwise you can also try to hire someone from Warung Fiji to show you the way, but if you reach that point it’s already pretty straightforward, you just walk down the hill and follow the signs. From Warung Fiji, the hike takes about 30-60 minutes to get there, but going back up takes a little longer since it’s all uphill. The total amount of time will depend on a lot of things, like how much time you spend taking pictures etc, but I’d say maybe 2 hours roundtrip with an average speed and some pictures, or 3 hours if you do all the waterfalls and lots of pictures.

Thank you so much! Much appreciated!

Hi where do we park if we just want to see the view point (20,000idr)? I plan to have a driver for the day but don’t want him to spot at the wrong place and we face getting scammed. Many thanks

Hi. If you mean the viewpoint of the waterfall, it’s inside of the main waterfall area, so you can’t see it unless you get past the scammers, unfortunately. But if you just want to see the view of the rice terraces and mountains, park at Warung Fiji.

Hi! Just wanted to thank you for this precious information. I came across so many blogs who just didn’t mention this at all.

Great! Welcome!

They won’t let you go anywhere near it now and there is nowhere to buy the ticket without a guide. The guy with one eye is now in on it too. Thank you for the information though!

Sorry to hear that, but thanks for the update. I have a friend who got in recently without a guide, so maybe it just depends if you’re lucky.

Yeah must be! I tried several times and even showed the photo of that ticket you managed to get but he said you cannot buy that, and the Sekumpul North side said the same.

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Sekumpul Waterfall: Your Ultimate Tourist Guide & Entrance Ticket Insights

Ah, Bali, the Island of the Gods, where natural wonders are aplenty, and each corner holds a new surprise. But let me tell you, if you’re venturing to North Bali, there’s a spot you must tick off your list – Sekumpul Waterfall. Moreover, this hidden gem isn’t just a tourist spot; it’s a treasure trove of breathtaking natural beauty.

Bahasa Indonesia:  Panduan Wisata & Harga Tiket Masuk Air Terjun Sekumpul .

Furthermore, I’ve heard many people rave about the beauty of Sekumpul Waterfall, claiming it to be one of Bali’s most magnificent waterfalls. And guess what? I wholeheartedly agree! Above all, the surrounding landscape is like a scene from a fairy tale, ready to cast its spell on anyone who sees it.

So, allow me to be your guide to the enchanting world of Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls in Buleleng, Bali. In this guide, you will discover the destination’s allure and get the lowdown on how to reach this beauty and the deets on entrance ticket prices.

Let me take you back to my first visit to Sekumpul Cascade – an adventure I’ll never forget. The journey there is a bit of a trek, but when you finally set eyes on that majestic cascade of water, every bit of effort feels worth it. So, are you ready to embark on an adventure to Sekumpul, the hidden paradise of Bali?

Unveiling North Bali’s Hidden Jewel: The Majestic Sekumpul Waterfall

Moreover, North Bali might not boast the  renowned white sands of South Bali’s Pandawa Beach . Still, for those searching for serenity and natural splendor, this lesser-known region is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.

Nestled amidst the lush greenery of North Bali lies the breathtaking Sekumpul Waterfall, a must-visit spectacle of nature. Surrounded by verdant hills and sprawling rice fields, the waterfall presents a mesmerizing sight that captivates the senses. Also, the tranquil ambiance here is a perfect escape for anyone yearning to break free from the city’s relentless pace.

But that’s not all North Bali has to offer! Take Lovina Beach, renowned for its early morning dolphin-watching tours. Explore  the Lovina Beach Dolphin Viewing Tour Package  for an experience that will stay with you forever.

Buleleng Regency, home to Sekumpul Waterfall, is also dotted with other stunning waterfalls, each with its unique charm:

• Gitgit Waterfall
• Lemukih Waterfall
• Munduk Waterfall
• Les Buleleng Waterfall .

Consider Sekumpul as your gateway to exploring North Bali’s natural wonders. For a more comprehensive guide to other attractions in North Bali, check out  the North Bali Travel Guide for Tourists .

So, once you’ve filled South Bali’s beaches, it’s time to embark on an adventure to the north! Gear up for an exhilarating journey at Sekumpul Cascade and the surrounding areas. Are you ready to uncover the hidden charms of North Bali?

A Journey to Sekumpul Waterfall: My Discovery in Buleleng

The first whisper I heard about Sekumpul came from one of our Wira Tour Bali drivers, a native of Buleleng. At first, it was just another name on the map, nothing more. But then, those Instagram snapshots started popping up, each more breathtaking than the last. Before I knew it, our clients requested detours to this enchanting spot during their North Bali excursions.

Therefore, that piqued my curiosity, so I decided to see all the fuss and embarked on my expedition to Sekumpul Waterfall. Let me tell you, it was an experience that etched itself into my memory forever!

If you’re planning a North Bali adventure, don’t miss out on the “ Banjar Buleleng Hot Springs ” as another captivating stopover.

Navigating to Sekumpul Cascade: Your Gateway to North Bali’s Hidden Gem

Tucked away in the serene village of Sekumpul, within the Sawan District of Buleleng Regency, lies the awe-inspiring Waterfall. Moreover, this secluded natural marvel is about 76 km from the bustling streets of Denpasar City and roughly 20 km from the heart of Singaraja City. Brace yourself for a scenic 2.5-hour drive from Denpasar to reach this paradise.

Additionally, glance at the Sekumpul Cascade Location Map on Google Maps to ease your journey. Are you ready to adventure in one of North Bali’s most stunning natural wonders?

Embarking on an Adventure to Sekumpul Waterfall: Navigating from Bali’s Diverse Corners

Setting Off from Singaraja City

Are you embarking on a journey from Singaraja City to Sekumpul Waterfall? Your best bet is to navigate through Jalan Surapati, Jalan WR Supratman, and Jalan Raya Desa until you reach Jalan Raya Bebetin. At the Bebetin Struggle Monument, hang a left.

From this historic landmark, a 15-minute drive along a winding road leads to the Waterfall parking area.

Furthermore, staying in Singaraja Regency is a strategic move for waterfall enthusiasts. It’s a perfect base for exploring North Bali’s cascade wonders daily, including  Lovina Beach , Gitgit, and Aling-Aling Waterfalls.

Check out the route from  Singaraja City to Sekumpul Waterfall on Google Maps  to smooth out your travel plans.

Setting Off from Kuta, Legian, Seminyak & Canggu

Many Indonesian vacationers opt for the southern charms of Bali, such as Kuta, Seminyak, and  Echo Beach Canggu .

Taking  Petitenget Beach in Seminyak  as our starting line, the voyage to Sekumpul Cascade spans about 76 kilometers, roughly a 3-hour drive. En route, you’ll pass intriguing spots like the Joger Luwus Bali shop,  Ulun Danu Beratan Temple in Bedugul , and Pucak Wanagiri.

Moreover, given the lengthy journey and winding roads, I recommend a rejuvenating pit stop at  Lake Beratan Bedugul .

Map out your journey from  Petitenget Seminyak to Sekumpul Waterfall on Google Maps .

Setting Off from Amed & Tulamben

Amed and Tulamben in East Bali are idyllic bases for those drawn to the tranquil allure of nature and the underwater world. Check out  the East Bali Travel Guide for Tourists .

The trek from Amed Beach to Sekumpul stretches approximately 82 kilometers and takes an estimated 2 hours and 15 minutes. This route offers a scenic drive along the pristine northeastern coast of Bali Island.

Plan your journey from  Amed to Sekumpul Waterfall with the help of Google Maps .

Setting Off from Ubud Tourist Attractions

Furthermore, if you’re nestled in the cultural heart of Ubud, a journey to Sekumpul Waterfall will cover around 66 kilometers and take about 2 hours and 10 minutes from a hotel near the  Ubud King’s Palace, Puri Saren .

Along the way, consider a brief respite at the Sangeh Monkey Forest. You’ll also pass by Bedugul’s attractions, such as the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and the  Botanical Garden .

Navigate your way from  Ubud to Sekumpul Waterfall using Google Maps . Are you ready for an unforgettable journey to one of Bali’s most enchanting waterfalls?

Navigating to North Bali: Picking the Perfect Ride for Your Sekumpul Adventure!

Planning a trip to Sekumpul Waterfall? Choosing a suitable mode of transport is crucial for a comfortable journey. Here are some options to consider:

1. Motorbike Rental

For couples or solo adventurers staying in South Bali, renting a motorbike can be convenient. It offers the freedom to zip through traffic and enjoy the scenic mountain vistas up close.

But, a word to the wise – pack a raincoat! Mountainous areas are prone to sudden showers, even in the dry season. Depending on the bike model, rental prices typically range from IDR 100,000 to 250,000 per day.

2. Car Rental

Furthermore, you can rent a car in Bali with or without a driver . However, if winding roads and steep climbs aren’t your cup of tea, opt for a car with a driver for a stress-free experience.

For instance,  renting a Toyota Avanza in Bali  may cost around IDR 250,000 – 300,000 per 24 hours without a driver and fuel. With a driver, it’s about IDR 400,000 for 12 hours, excluding fuel. Plus, having a driver means sitting back, relaxing, and soaking in the views.

Bali Tour Packages

Several tour operators in Bali offer packages that include a trip to North Bali in a single day. Therefore, contact a travel agency and request a customized itinerary that includes a visit to Sekumpul Waterfall.

This option is excellent for those who prefer to have everything arranged for them, from transportation to scheduling.

Discover more in our  Guide to Holiday Transportation on the Island of Bali . Do you have any other transportation tips for a trip to Sekumpul? Share your insights in the comments below!

Journey to Sekumpul Cascade: From Parking to Paradise

The trek to Sekumpul Cascade is not for the faint-hearted, but trust me, it’s worth every step. Picture this: a descent of around 350 steps, with sections so steep they’ll make your heart race. But as you navigate the winding path, you’re rewarded with breathtaking views of traditional Balinese houses, lush rambutan and durian trees, terraced rice fields, and rolling green hills.

As the waterfall comes into view, your excitement builds. About 30 minutes later, you’re at the base. Still, one more obstacle to conquer is crossing a river with water reaching an adult’s thigh. It’s all part of the adventure!

Also, for those eager to discover more of Bali’s cascading wonders, don’t miss our “ Vacation Guide to Nungnung Waterfall, Pelaga Village .”

Unveiling the Splendor of Bali’s Grandest Waterfall

Sekumpul Waterfall, a hidden paradise in North Bali, is a sight with its twin cascades plummeting from great heights. My first encounter with this natural marvel left me in awe. Meanwhile, the waterfall’s cool mist and thunderous roar welcomed me as I reached the bottom.

I seized the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear pool beneath the falls, immersing myself in the purity of the mountain water.

What’s fascinating about Sekumpul is its seasonal transformation. Meanwhile, a friend from Buleleng explained that the left waterfall emerges from a hillside spring in the rainy season. At the same time, the right one turns a murky brown, fed by the village river.

Although I missed the color contrast during my dry-season visit, I learned that the waterfall’s cliff stands at an impressive height of about 100 meters.

Despite the exhausting trek, the mesmerizing beauty of these twin waterfalls makes it all worthwhile. Remember, the journey back involves challenging climbing up those steep stairs!

Are you eager for more waterfall adventures in Bali? Check out our article “ Waterfalls in Bali: Amazing Destinations for Vacation .” Have you experienced the magic of Sekumpul Waterfall? Share your stories in the comments below!

Unveiling Sekumpul: The Enchantment of Seven Waterfalls

What sets Sekumpul Waterfall apart on the global stage is its remarkable assembly of not one, not two, but seven waterfalls! Also, each cascade boasts unique charm, from towering majesties to smaller, more delicate streams.

“Sekumpul” translates to “a group” or “collection,” aptly naming this cluster of seven mesmerizing waterfalls. While international visitors often call it the “Seven Point Waterfall,” locals lovingly call it the “Ceburan Waterfall.”

Moreover, only two of the seven are easily accessible from the main road. The rest are hidden gems that require a bit more effort to uncover. Therefore, this sense of seclusion makes Sekumpul a true treasure of North Bali.

The waterfalls’ crystal-clear waters, set against a backdrop of lush greenery, create an atmosphere of pure natural bliss. Sekumpul is also famed for its stunning rainbows, which frequently grace the falls when sunlight dances through the mist. Also, this magical display adds an extra layer of enchantment to the Sekumpul experience.

Beyond marveling at the waterfalls and mountain vistas, Sekumpul offers a picturesque setting for pre-wedding photoshoots or memorable snaps with friends and family.

Curious about the other five waterfalls? To fully explore the seven wonders of Sekumpul Village, consider hiring a trekking guide who knows the area inside out.

For those intrigued by North Bali’s aquatic attractions, check out our “ Sanih Singaraja Bali Water Swimming Pool guide .” 

Have you ever witnessed the magic of Sekumpul’s seven waterfalls? Share your experience in the comments below!

Optimal Time for Trekking to Sekumpul Waterfall: Embrace the Morning Adventure

Moreover, for those eager to explore the captivating beauty of Sekumpul Waterfall, the ideal time to embark on your trekking journey is in the morning. Therefore, aim to start your adventure between 07:00 and 08:00 am to seize the best experience.

You might wonder why it is early to start. Well, there’s a practical reason. Mornings typically have a lower chance of rain than afternoons. Since rainfall can make the trails slippery, an early start ensures a safer trekking experience.

Now, considering that Sekumpul is a reasonable distance from the  famous tourist spots in South Bali , the journey from Kuta could take about 3 hours. This means a departure from Kuta around the ungodly hour of 4 am. Yes, it does sound incredibly early, doesn’t it?

But fear not, there’s an alternative for those not keen on a pre-dawn start. You can head out in the afternoon and spend the night at a hotel in Singaraja. This way, you can set off for your trek to Sekumpul Cascade the following day, feeling refreshed and ready to immerse yourself in nature’s wonders without any rush.

Ideal Months to Visit Sekumpul Waterfall: Timing Your Adventure Just Right

When selecting the perfect time to visit Sekumpul Waterfall, the prime window is the dry season from April to October. If you want to witness the waterfalls at their most potent with minimal rain, then March and April are your best bets.

However, planning your visit between May and October might make the waterfalls less voluminous. The upside is that the trekking paths are generally drier and more comfortable to navigate during this period.

For more insights into the best times for a Bali holiday, check out our article on the  guide to the Best Time to Holiday in Bali . Have you visited Sekumpul Cascade during the dry season? Share your experience in the comments below!

Sekumpul Waterfall Entrance Fee: Tailor Your Adventure with the Right Ticket

Embarking on a journey to the Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls? You’ll need to purchase an entrance ticket at the official counter in the tourist area. Above all, to help you plan your visit, here’s the latest information on the entrance ticket prices:

Standard Entrance Ticket Rates:

Remember that the entrance ticket prices for Sekumpul Waterfall are subject to change, so it’s always wise to check for the most current rates.

Sekumpul Waterfall Trekking Package Rates

Beyond the standard entrance ticket, residents offer various outdoor activity packages. Here’s a breakdown of the available trekking package rates:

1. Medium Trekking Package: IDR 150,000 per person

If you’re keen on exploring Sekumpul Waterfall and other hidden gems in the area, the medium trekking package is a great choice.

• Includes standard entrance ticket fee and a donation to the village.
• Provides guide services, with a guide escorting you on a motorbike from the parking area to the waterfall location.
• It allows you to visit the Twin Waterfall and Hidden Waterfall, where you can swim in the waterfall.

2. Long Trekking Package: IDR 250,000 per person

Meanwhile, for those seeking a more comprehensive experience, the extended trekking package is the way to go.

• Includes standard entrance ticket fees, mineral water, and donations to the village.
• It comes with guided services, with the guide transporting you on a motorbike from the parking area to the waterfall location.
• This package offers exploration of Sekumpul, other hidden waterfalls, and Fiji Falls.

Please note that Wira Tour Bali is not affiliated with Sekumpul Waterfall ticket sales. We provide this information to assist tourists in planning their holidays conveniently and well-informedly.

For a broader overview of entrance ticket prices for Bali’s tourist attractions, check out our  Entrance Ticket Price List for Tourist Attractions in Bali .

Have you ever trekked at Sekumpul Cascade? Share your adventures and tips in the comments below!

Essential Tips for Your Sekumpul Waterfall Adventure: Gear Up for an Unforgettable Journey

Embarking on a journey to Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls is more than just a trip; it’s an adventure of a lifetime! To make sure your experience is nothing short of amazing, here are some tips to keep in mind:

• Trekking Sandals are a Must : The terrain here isn’t your average walk in the park. Opt for trekking sandals that offer style, comfort, and, most importantly, safety as you navigate stairs and riverbeds.
• Pack a Change of Clothes : Nobody likes staying soggy all day! Bring extra clothes to dry off and feel fresh after your aquatic escapades.
• Protect Your Camera : Your precious moments need safeguarding! A waterproof camera bag will be your best friend against unexpected splashes.
• Best Time to Visit : Aim for mornings during the dry season (April-October) to dodge the rain and slippery paths. Plus, the morning light is perfect for capturing those Insta-worthy shots.
• Consider Hiring a Guide : Are you curious about Sekumpul’s secrets? A local guide can offer practical insights and stories and help you navigate the area like a pro.
• Don’t Miss the Photo Op : Before heading down to the waterfall, stop at the viewing spot on the right side of the trail. The panoramic view of the two main Sekumpul waterfalls is a photographer’s dream.

Ready to embark on your Sekumpul Waterfall adventure? Don’t forget to share your experiences and tips in the comments section. Your stories could inspire other travelers eager to discover the natural wonders of Bali.

Looking for more waterfall adventures in Bali? Check out the  Holiday Guide to Tegenungan Waterfall Gianyar Bali  for more inspiration for your next escapade!

Essentials for Your Sekumpul Waterfall Excursion: Packing for Comfort and Enjoyment

Above all, to ensure a smooth and delightful experience at Sekumpul, it’s crucial to come prepared. Here’s a checklist of items you should consider bringing along:

• Raincoat : Given the high likelihood of rain in the Sekumpul area, a raincoat is a must to stay dry.
• Snacks and Mineral Water : Keep your energy up and stay hydrated during your trekking adventure.
• Multivitamins : A little boost for your immune system can go a long way during your journey.
• Hand Sanitizer and Anti-Mosquito Cream : Stay germ-free and fend off pesky mosquito bites.
• First Aid Kit : It’s always wise to have a first aid kit in your vehicle, just in case.
• Camera : Capture the breathtaking beauty of the Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls.
• Cash : Extra cash is always a good idea for unexpected expenses.
• Mask : In light of the pandemic, don’t forget to pack a mask for added safety.
• Walking Shoes (Trekking Shoes) : Ensure your feet are comfortable and protected on rocky and slippery paths.
• Power Bank and Charger : Keep your gadgets charged and ready to capture every moment.

By packing these essentials, you’re setting yourself up for an unforgettable trip to Sekumpul. For those who’ve already visited, what items did you bring? Share your experiences in the comments below!

Conclusion: Experience the Enchantment of Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls

Can you picture the awe-inspiring beauty of the Sekumpul Twin Waterfalls? This destination is more than just a tourist spot; it’s a natural wonder that exudes magic at every turn. From the crystal-clear waters to the serene ambiance, Sekumpul Waterfall is an idyllic retreat to relax and connect with nature.

Meanwhile, if you’re looking for adventure and longing to witness unparalleled natural splendor, Sekumpul Waterfall is your ultimate destination. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Start planning your visit, follow our shared tips, and gear up for an experience that will forever alter your perception of Bali’s natural wonders.

Are you ready to embark on this captivating journey? In the comments below, share your most memorable moments at Sekumpul Cascade and tell us about the marvels you encountered!

Also, if you’re curious about what else Bali offers, explore the  Best Places To Visit: Discover Top 20 Attractions .

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About Wayan Suadnyana

Wayan Suadnyana, who writes for Wira Tour Bali, is a specialist in Bali tourism with a degree in Tourism Management from Bali Tourism College (2001). Renowned for his hands-on experience and close relationships with local communities, Wayan delivers genuine Bali narratives in his writings. As a fan of nature and adventure, he delights in activities like whitewater rafting, water sports, and cross-country and road biking. Given his deep understanding of Bali and commitment to its tourism sector, Wayan is a dependable resource for tourists seeking to discover the island.

Reader Interactions

July 8, 2019 at 11:57 am

Yes indeed.

Attractive location. very beautiful and natural. whoever generally liked the location of the waterfall, especially as these locations usually have a legend and folklore are sometimes very interesting. It is a good reference, especially for those who do not like beach tourism. But usually everyone loves a unique tourist location like this. especially the adventurer. nice post.

May 22, 2016 at 9:23 pm

Sekumpul waterfall looks so beautiful

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• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Private Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour

Like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, the Private Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour unveils the beauty of Bali in a truly immersive way. As travelers set foot on this journey, they are greeted with the promise of breathtaking landscapes and cultural insights.

But what lies beyond the cascading waters of Sekumpul Waterfall? The adventure awaits, offering a deeper connection to nature and a chance to uncover the mysteries of Bali’s enchanting allure.

• Immerse in jungle trekking to Sekumpul Waterfall for a blend of physical challenge and cultural insights.
• Enjoy personalized attention and cultural enrichment from Balinese guides.
• Experience the beauty of Bali’s natural landscapes and learn about kopi luwak coffee production.
• Culminate the tour with a spiritual touch at Pura Ulun Danu Beratan for a serene cultural experience.

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Tour Overview

Set out on a thrilling adventure through lush jungles and cascading waterfalls with the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour.

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, here are some adventure tips to make the most of this experience.

Embrace the local culture by interacting with the friendly Balinese guides who are well-versed in the area’s history and traditions.

Don’t forget to bring along rock shoes or flip flops for the waterfall visit, ensuring a comfortable trek through the terrain.

Engage with the stunning natural surroundings and learn about the beauty of Bali.

This tour offers not just a physical challenge but also a chance to connect with the rich cultural heritage of the region, making it a truly unforgettable experience.

Activity Details

As you prepare for the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour, familiarize yourself with the activity details that promise a day filled with adventure, culture , and natural wonders.

Activity Details:

Packing Essentials: Remember to bring rock shoes/flip flops for the waterfall visit.

Local Cuisine: Enjoy a traditional Balinese lunch at a local restaurant during the trek.

Duration: The tour spans 10 hours, ensuring ample time for exploration and relaxation.

Guide & Transportation : Benefit from a live tour guide in English and hotel pickup for a hassle-free experience.

These details ensure that your hike to Sekumpul Waterfall isn’t only physically rewarding but also culturally enriching. Be prepared to indulge in local delicacies and explore the beauty of Bali’s natural landscapes.

Experience Highlights

Trekking through lush jungle trails, visitors to the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour are treated to a scenic adventure filled with natural beauty and cultural insights. Private guides enhance the experience, offering personalized attention and local expertise.

The jungle trekking experience allows guests to enjoy the stunning surroundings, passing by picturesque waterfalls and learning about the kopi luwak coffee production along the way. Exploring the Hindu water temple of Pura Ulun Danu Beratan adds a spiritual touch to the journey.

The convenience of having a private guide and car ensures a smooth and tailored excursion. Plus, the trek includes a lunch stop at a local restaurant, providing a taste of traditional cuisine amidst the breathtaking natural scenery.

Review Summary

With an overall positive rating of 4.7 out of 5, the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour has garnered high praise for its guide, transportation , service , and organization. Visitors have highlighted the excellent performance of the guides and the well-structured tour itinerary that includes visits to picturesque waterfalls , a coffee plantation , and the beautiful Pura Ulun Danu Beratan temple. Here is a breakdown of the ratings:

• Guide performance : 4.6/5
• Transportation : 4.8/5
• Service : 4.8/5
• Organization : 4.7/5

The reviews emphasize the knowledgeable and friendly guides who provide valuable insights during the trek, making the overall experience enjoyable and informative. Guests appreciate the attention to detail in the tour organization and the seamless execution of the itinerary.

Tour Description

Explore the wonders of Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour with a visit to a coffee plantation , a trek through the jungle to witness majestic waterfalls, and a stop at the enchanting Ulun Danu Temple at Lake Beratan.

During the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about kopi luwak coffee production at the plantation and enjoy a tasting session. The trek through the jungle will provide breathtaking views of picturesque waterfalls, offering a perfect setting for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Hiking tips include wearing comfortable shoes suitable for uneven terrain and bringing along rock shoes or flip flops for the waterfall visit. The journey culminates with a visit to the stunning Ulun Danu Temple, providing a serene and cultural experience amidst the natural beauty.

Customer Reviews

Customer satisfaction shines through in the glowing reviews of the knowledgeable and friendly guides during the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour. Visitors have shared their experiences, highlighting the following points:

• Guides like COK, Budi , Edi , and Ketut received high praise for their professionalism and friendliness.
• Visitors appreciated the guides’ in-depth knowledge about the area and its attractions.
• Some reviewers recommended bringing rock shoes or flip flops for the waterfall visit, enhancing the overall experience.
• While the tour was enjoyable, there were suggestions for improving aspects of the tour and better preparing participants for the adventure.

These reviews emphasize the positive impact of expert guides on the overall tour experience and offer valuable insights for future participants.

For those embarking on the Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour, the journey begins with a scenic trek through picturesque waterfalls in the lush jungle surroundings. The trail difficulty varies, with some parts being steep and challenging, suitable for those with a moderate fitness level.

Along the way, hikers may encounter local wildlife such as colorful birds, butterflies , and even monkeys swinging from tree to tree. It’s recommended to stay on the marked path and be cautious of slippery rocks and roots. The trail offers a unique opportunity to immerse in the natural beauty of Bali while navigating through the dense vegetation.

Ensure to wear appropriate footwear and bring water to stay hydrated during this exciting adventure to Sekumpul Waterfall.

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Common questions

What is the best time of year to visit sekumpul waterfall for optimal viewing conditions.

The best time of year to visit Sekumpul Waterfall for optimal viewing conditions is during the dry season, typically from April to October. This period offers clearer skies, less rainfall , and better lighting for capturing photos at the best photography spots .

Are There Any Age or Fitness Restrictions for Participating in the Hiking Tour to Sekumpul Waterfall?

For the hiking tour to Sekumpul waterfall, there are no specific age restrictions , but participants should have a moderate level of fitness. The trek involves walking through uneven terrain and descending steep paths.

Can Travelers With Dietary Restrictions or Food Allergies Be Accommodated During the Included Lunch at the Local Restaurant?

Travelers with dietary restrictions or food allergies can be accommodated during the included lunch at the local restaurant. They offer vegetarian options and can cater to special requests . Your needs will be taken care of with care and attention.

Is There a Restroom Facility Available Along the Hiking Trail to Sekumpul Waterfall?

Restroom availability along the hiking trail to Sekumpul Waterfall varies. Trail conditions can impact ease of access to facilities. Travelers are advised to inquire about restroom locations at the starting point and prepare accordingly for the trek.

Are There Any Additional Optional Activities or Add-Ons Available for This Private Tour, Such as a Photography Package or Souvenir Shopping Opportunities?

For this private tour, additional optional activities include photography services to capture memorable moments and souvenir shopping for unique local crafts. Enhance the experience with cultural insights and opportunities to bring home authentic mementos.

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Embark on the Private Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking Tour for an unforgettable adventure through Bali’s natural wonders. With a knowledgeable guide, lush jungles , picturesque waterfalls, and a visit to a Hindu water temple await you. Enjoy the convenience of a private guide and car, hotel pickup , and the flexibility of reserving now and paying later.

Indulge in local cuisine, create lasting memories , and enrich your understanding of Bali’s culture and beauty.

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