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Waterfalls in Bali

12 waterfalls across the island, from easy walks to steep jungle stairs, each checked to exist and be open.

Most have an entrance fee and many steps. Water levels are highest in the rainy season (about November to March), when some pools close for safety.

Buleleng

All of Buleleng

Bangli

All of Bangli

Karangasem

All of Karangasem

Tabanan

All of Tabanan

Munduk

All of Munduk

Nusa Penida

All of Nusa Penida

Quick answers

Which waterfalls to visit in Bali?
Pinlora lists 12 waterfalls across the island, from easy walks to steep jungle stairs, in Buleleng, Ubud, Bangli, Karangasem, Tabanan, Munduk and Nusa Penida. Most have an entrance fee and many steps. Water levels are highest in the rainy season (about November to March), when some pools close for safety.
Which waterfalls are in Buleleng?
Aling-Aling Waterfall, Banyumala Twin Waterfalls and Gitgit Waterfall. Each has a map pin and directions on Pinlora.
Which waterfalls are in Ubud?
Kanto Lampo Waterfall, Nungnung Waterfall and Tegenungan Waterfall. Each has a map pin and directions on Pinlora.
Which waterfalls are in Bangli?
Tibumana Waterfall and Tukad Cepung. Each has a map pin and directions on Pinlora.