Sekumpul Waterfall – North Bali’s Most Beautiful Falls

Sekumpul Waterfall is made up of several tall cascades that plunge into a deep green valley, surrounded by dense jungle. Compared to waterfalls near Ubud, Sekumpul feels much more remote and natural, making it a favourite for travelers who want a wilder, less touristy experience.

The waterfall is located in the Singaraja region of North Bali. From the main tourist areas in the south, it takes some time to reach, but the journey through rural villages and rice fields is part of the experience.

📍 Location

• Located in the Singaraja region of North Bali.
• About 2 hours by car from Ubud and around 2.5 hours from Seminyak.
• 📍 Google Maps – Sekumpul Waterfall

Sekumpul usually operates on a package system where a local guide is included for safety and navigation. Prices vary slightly depending on the length of the hike and what is included.

• Entrance + mandatory local guide: IDR 75,000 – 125,000 per person (≈ USD 5 – 9), depending on the package and how many viewpoints or waterfalls are included.
• A local guide is usually mandatory and included in most tickets, helping you follow the correct trail and stay safe near the water.

It’s best to bring cash in Indonesian Rupiah, as payment is usually collected by the local village or guide team at the entrance area.

• Hike down through rice fields and forest: Enjoy a 30–40 minute hike each way, passing rice terraces, village paths, and lush jungle scenery on the way to the valley floor.
• Swim in natural pools: Cool off in the natural pools beneath the falls when conditions are safe. The water is fresh and cool, perfect after the walk.
• Capture unique photos: Take photos from different viewpoints, including platforms that show multiple cascades in one frame – some of the most dramatic waterfall shots in Bali.
• Enjoy fresh air and quiet nature: Sekumpul is far from the busy southern coastline, so you’ll experience cooler temperatures and a more peaceful, rural side of Bali.

• Footwear: Wear proper walking shoes or good sandals with grip. Paths can be long and slippery, especially after rain.
• Transport: The waterfall is best visited with a private driver or organized tour, as it’s far from the southern tourist areas.
• What to bring: Pack swimwear, a change of clothes, a towel, and a dry bag for your phone and camera.
• Best time to visit: Early morning is ideal to avoid heat and crowds, especially if you’re combining Sekumpul with other North Bali stops in one day.

🖼️ Sekumpul Waterfall Photos

Want to see how Sekumpul looks in different seasons and from different angles? Browse photo galleries here:

• View Sekumpul Waterfall Photos – Google Images

You can book a tour that includes Sekumpul Waterfall with a private driver, or join a North Bali waterfalls package that may include other spots like Twin Lakes, rice terraces, or temples in the same day.

❓ Sekumpul Waterfall – Frequently Asked Questions