Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is widely considered the most spectacular waterfall in Bali. The 80-meter drop and lush jungle setting reward the long drive from the south.

The trek takes about 30 to 60 minutes each way. This depends heavily on your fitness level and how often you stop for photos.

Viewpoint access costs IDR 20,000 to 30,000. Guided treks down to the base cost between IDR 125,000 and 250,000, depending on the route chosen. Read our Ticket Prices & Tiers guide for details.

Yes. A local village guide is mandatory to hike down to the valley floor. The main ticket counter enforces this rule strictly.

The safest way is hiring a private car and driver. The journey covers 70 kilometers and takes 2.5 to 3 hours one way.

You can wade in the valley pools. However, do not swim directly beneath the heaviest waterfalls. The downward water pressure is intense and carries a risk of falling debris.

The hike requires caution. The hundreds of concrete stairs become extremely slippery from constant mist. You must also cross a rocky, shallow river. Read about Trek Difficulty Guide.

The stairs are steep, slippery, and numerous. The return climb is physically demanding and requires a moderate cardiovascular fitness level.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes or sandals with a strong grip. Bring swimwear, a dry bag for electronics, and a complete change of dry clothes. Check our Packing List list.

The main twin falls drop from a height of approximately 80 meters (260 feet).