Nestled in the lush highlands of northern Bali, Sekumpul Waterfall is often regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island. Surrounded by dense jungle, the waterfall comprises multiple cascades that tumble from a height of approximately 80 meters. The pristine setting, combined with the cool mist of the falls, makes it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
Sekumpul Waterfall Tours & Excursions
The Basics
Sekumpul Waterfall is located in the village of Sekumpul in Buleleng Regency, about 70 kilometers from Ubud. Entry fees are approximately IDR 20,000 for basic access and IDR 125,000 for a guided trek. Guided tours often include additional nearby attractions. Visitors should wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring swimwear if they plan to cool off in the natural pools.
Things to Know Before You Go
The trek to Sekumpul Waterfall involves navigating steep paths, stairs, and crossing small rivers. While it’s an adventure worth taking, the hike requires a moderate level of fitness. Local guides are available and recommended to enhance the experience and ensure safety. Don’t forget essentials like water, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Early mornings are less crowded and cooler for hiking.
How to Get There
Sekumpul Waterfall is best accessed by car or scooter. From Ubud, the drive takes around 2.5 hours. Many visitors hire a private driver or join a guided tour for convenience. For independent travelers, Google Maps provides accurate directions. Parking is available near the village, followed by a short hike to the falls.
When to Get There
The best time to visit Sekumpul Waterfall is during the dry season, from April to October, when trails are safer and the water flow is moderate. Avoid visiting during heavy rains as the paths can become slippery and river crossings more challenging. Mornings are ideal for photography and a serene experience.
Day Trips from Bali
Day trips to Sekumpul Waterfall can be combined with other northern Bali attractions such as Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, Gitgit Waterfall, or the Twin Lakes. Many tour operators offer customizable itineraries that include stops for local cuisine and scenic viewpoints. A well-planned day trip ensures you maximize your experience while enjoying the natural beauty of Bali’s countryside.
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