Gitgit Waterfall
Gitgit is one of the tallest and most well-known waterfalls in Bali. Located just 10 kilometers south of Singaraja, this impressive cascade is easy to reach and worth the short jungle trek.
Along the path, you’ll pass vibrant souvenir stalls, clove trees, and coffee plantations. As you get closer, a cooling mist fills the air before the roaring waterfall suddenly appears. Stop at the base to dip your feet in the river, snap photos, or enjoy local snacks. You can also hike up the hill to see the beautiful multi-tiered Gitgit Twin Waterfalls.
Location: Jl. Raya Bedugul – Singaraja, Gitgit, Buleleng, Bali
Sekumpul Waterfall
Often considered Bali’s most breathtaking waterfall, Sekumpul is a favorite among photographers and nature lovers. Surrounded by dense jungle, this 80-meter-high waterfall is part of a cluster of seven separate falls.
Getting there involves a moderate trek with some steep steps and river crossings. However, the effort pays off with dramatic views and peaceful vibes. For the best experience, visit in the morning when it’s less crowded and the light is ideal for photos.
Location: Bebetin, Sawan, Buleleng, Bali
Munduk
The charming highland village of Munduk is a top spot for trekkers. It offers easy access to several scenic waterfalls hidden among hills, forests, and valleys.
You’ll find roaring cascades, gentle trickling streams, and even secret falls rarely visited by tourists. Hiring a local guide is highly recommended—they can lead you to the most beautiful, secluded spots in the area.
Location: Jl. Raya Pancasari, Gobleg, Banjar, Buleleng, Bali
Air Terjun Singsing
Just 5 kilometers from Lovina Beach, Singsing Waterfall is a refreshing escape from the coastal heat. While the falls are not very tall, they flow into a cool, shaded pool that’s perfect for swimming.
The area is surrounded by leafy trees, offering plenty of spots to relax or sunbathe on river rocks. Locals also believe the water and mud here have healing properties, especially for the skin.
Location: Tigawasa, Banjar, Buleleng, Bali
Banjar Air Panas
These natural hot springs are located in northern Bali and are famous for their tranquil setting. Water flows from stone dragon spouts (nagahs) into a series of warm pools surrounded by tropical gardens.
Facilities include changing rooms, lockers, and a restaurant that serves local dishes. If you want to stay longer, a rustic resort is tucked into the jungle-covered hills nearby.
Location: Jalan Banjar, Banjar, Buleleng, Bali
Toya Bungkah
Toya Bungkah is a lakeside village famous for its views of Mount Batur and its natural hot springs. Many travelers come here after hiking the volcano to soothe sore muscles.
There are two main hot spring spots: Batur Natural Hot Spring and Toya Devasya. Both offer mineral-rich pools with stunning views of Lake Batur. At Toya Devasya, you’ll also find sun loungers, refreshments, and even camping and villa options.
Location: Toya Bungkah, Songan B, Kintamani, Bangli, Bali
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