Ubud, Bali’s enchanting, throbs with all its own. Beyond the rice terraces and captivating temples, a hidden gem awaits – cascading waterfalls nestled amidst the island’s verdant embrace. Each waterfall whispers a unique tale, offering to immerse yourself in the island’s soul-stirring beauty. This guide unveils the Ubud waterfall, catering to every adventurer’s desire.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Suppose you’re seeking a perfect place for yourself without many crowds. Kanto Lampo is the best option for you, this hidden gem may not be as popular as Tibuana Waterfall. However, this little place is a marvelous choice if you’re seeking some tranquility and peace for meditation or simply admiring the beauty of Bali’s nature

To get here you can take a drive to Beji Village 15 minutes from Tibuana Waterfall, then it’s just a 5-minute walk to reach the Kanto Lampo. Our advice if you want to have the whole place by yourself is to come as early as possible.

You can enjoy meditating with a beautiful background of rock cliff waterfall, and just walk down following the streams of that cliff you will find a shallow pool which is perfect for taking a dip or light swimming.

Tegenungan Waterfall

This iconic waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls in Ubud. This cascade tumbles into a swim and opportunity. Nestled amidst lush greenery the single waterfall stream that falls into a shallow pool creates an impeccable scenery that is perfect for escaping reality.

After swimming you might want to try their nest above the waterfall area. Then you can continue having a good meal at the local cafes nearby which serve some of Bali’s scrumptious delicacies.

However, there is a bit of advice, if you want to visit Tegunungan Waterfall be sure you’re not visiting during monsoon season because the water level is not suitable for swimming.

Tibumana Waterfall

This majestic single-tier wonder unveils its grandeur greenery and picturesque scene that could make anyone fall in love. This single-tier waterfall creates a small crate with a shallow pool amidst the luscious natural green of Ubud forestry. The blue hue of the water when in contact with the sunlight creates a magnificent shade of blue that is perfect for any Insta snapshots

To be able to enjoy the place you need to take the hike around 15 minutes from the nearest parking spot. Since the place is a bit secluded and has a challenging track, be sure to wear mountain sandals to avoid any incidents.

Our best advice to visit this place is early in the morning around 6-7 AM where not too many crowds and the sun is at the perfect height creating a majestic view of the waterfall

Tukad Cepung Waterfall

Embark on an Indiana Jones-esque adventure as you trek through a hidden to discover Tukad Cepung. filtering through the crevasses above illuminates. To get to this place is a bit of a challenge. It took a 1-hour drive from the Ubud city center

Then, you’ll need to tackle the steep yet slippery stairs, pass through some canyons, and climb some rocks to reach the destination. But, we can assure you it’s all worth the sweat.

Since not many people know about this waterfall, you can take the most astonishing, ethereal shot which is a perfect dream for any photographer alike

Another Waterfall that You Should Know 

Venture beyond the well-trodden and discover unique gems

Taman Beji Griya Waterfall

If you want to feel the whole Balinese religious and cultural experience. Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is the perfect choice for you since this place is still actively used as a place for worship.

With 200K IDR, you will get a chance to participate in the Water Purification Ceremony, or if you just want to visit the place without the ceremony, simply pay 100K IDR and you can walk along the waterfall.

Leke Leke Waterfall

Beautiful flowers, picturesque scenery, what more could you want? Leke Leke Waterfall might not be near Ubud, because it takes a 1-hour drive from the city, however, we can assure you it is worth every minute

To be able to get there, you need to hike for around 15-20 minutes but do not worry that the path there is quite safe and well-maintained, just wear sturdy footwear to avoid an accident

Planning Your Ubud Waterfall Adventure

Best Time to Visit

The dry season (April to October) offers the most pleasant weather for exploring waterfalls. However, the waterfalls are at their most powerful during the wet season (November to March).

Dress Code

Since you will be in an outdoor settings it is important to bring comfortable and appropriate clothes and footwear. Best to bring a piece of swimsuit if you fancy a dip

Essential Gear

Bring a sarong to respect local customs when visiting temples. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and insect repellent in your waterproof bag as you will be in heavy contact with the water

Respect the Local Culture

Dress modestly when visiting temples avoid loud behavior near religious sites and try to minimize waste by Disposing of trash responsibly and avoiding using single-use plastics. Support local communities by using local guides and patronizing small, family-run businesses to contribute to the region’s economic well-being.

Conclusion

Ubud waterfall is more than just cascading waters; they are portal to a world of serenity, adventure, and cultural immersion. With responsible tourism practices in mind, embark on your journey to discover the captivating beauty of Ubud’s waterfalls, creating memories that will linger long after you depart.

You can make it more exciting by booking an ATV Tour, even though many tours offer a visit to a waterfall and with Ubud Quad biking we can help you design a tour unlike no other

Designed by local guides and outdoor experts, you can book our waterfall tour or combined tour with excursions like rafting and tubing or visit coffee plantations. So you will have a few activities in one tour.