Banyumala Waterfall

Tourist attraction · Buleleng

Banyumala Waterfall

Tourist attraction · Buleleng

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Wanagiri, Sukasada, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81161, Indonesia

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Highlights

Popular spot for photographers with a split waterfall plunging over the rocks into a jungle pool.  

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 12, 2025

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"Tucked deep in the lush North Bali highlands are the Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, a mighty pair of 11-story-tall falls that cascade into a natural pool. The far-out location—at least two hours from the main drags of Ubud and Seminyak—and the steep hike keep the crowds delightfully low. The waterfalls are the main draw. Take a cool, refreshing dip into the wide, shallow natural pools below them—depending on the season and the time of day, you might even have them to yourself. Once you arrive at the main car park, you’ll need to descend bamboo- and steel-railed steps for about 15 minutes to reach the main site. A walking stick will certainly come in handy when you're navigating the steep, slippery, and uneven terrain. Pace yourself and wear sturdy footwear. This spot is perfect for anyone in search of Bali’s raw natural beauty—sans the typical tourist pack. Come early to maximize your time." - Travis Levius

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"What’s the vibe here? Tucked deep in the lush North Bali highlands are the Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, a mighty pair of 11-story-tall falls that cascade into a natural pool. The far-out location—at least two hours from the main drags of Ubud and Seminyak—and the steep hike keep the crowds delightfully low. Any standout features? The waterfalls are the main draw. Take a cool, refreshing dip into the wide, shallow natural pools below them—depending on the season and the time of day, you might even have them to yourself. Was it easy to get around? Once you arrive at the main car park, you’ll need to descend bamboo- and steel-railed steps for about 15 minutes to reach the main site. A walking stick will certainly come in handy when you're navigating the steep, slippery, and uneven terrain. Pace yourself and wear sturdy footwear. What—and who—is this best for? This spot is perfect for anyone in search of Bali’s raw natural beauty—sans the typical tourist pack. Come early to maximize your time." - Travis Levius

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John Winter

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One of the best waterfalls I experienced while in Bali. It’s absolutely worth the journey if you have the time. The lush greenery surrounding the falls are breathtaking, and the cascading water creates a serene, picture-perfect scene. I’d recommend visiting in the morning before the crowds build up — it’s a peaceful spot early on. The swimming area at the base of the falls is popular, so bring your swimmers and enjoy a dip in the cool natural pool. There are several great photo spots along the path and near the bridge that perfectly frame the twin streams. The hike down is manageable but can get slippery, so good footwear is a must. Easily one of the most photogenic and memorable spots in Bali.

Paulina

Google
Beautiful waterfall probably my favorite one i saw in Bali, very gorgeous spot! And the people working here are very nice and so helpful! I lost my drone in the trees by accident and two of the workers hiked out with me and walked down the side of a cliff to get it back for me & they were able to find it! So awesome of them and so helpful! I gave them a tip of whatever money i had on me but they deserved even more!! Thank you so much for your help🩵🩵

VamshiKrishna Ankamgari

Google
🌿 Banyumala Waterfall – Hidden Gem in Nature 🌿 Absolutely stunning waterfall! The water cascades down like rain, creating a magical and soothing atmosphere. It's not very crowded, which makes it a peaceful and refreshing experience. Getting there involves a bit of trekking – you need to go down a steep path, so make sure you're physically fit. It’s totally worth it, but caution is a must. 💧 Be prepared – it can rain heavily at any time, so carrying an umbrella or raincoat is highly recommended. The area can become slippery, and the water level may rise suddenly, so always take precautions. There’s only one small changing room at the bottom and a single shed for shelter, so plan accordingly. If you're looking for raw natural beauty and a little adventure, Banyumala is a must-visit. Just be safe and respect nature's power. 🌧️🌿✨

Aditya Hui

Google
"Banyumala Waterfall is a hidden gem located in the heart of Ubud, Bali. This stunning twin waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a serene atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The waterfall is accessible via a short hike through the lush forest, which adds to the excitement and adventure of the experience. The hike is moderately challenging, but the scenic views and the sound of the waterfalls make it well worth the effort. The twin waterfalls are breathtakingly beautiful, with crystal-clear water cascading down into a natural pool. The surrounding landscape is dotted with beautiful tropical plants and trees, and the air is filled with the sweet scent of frangipani and hibiscus. One of the highlights of visiting Banyumala Waterfall is the opportunity to swim in the natural pool. The water is refreshing and invigorating, and the experience is perfect for hot days. The area is well-maintained, with clean facilities and friendly staff. There are also plenty of food and drink options available, including local snacks and refreshments. Overall, Banyumala Waterfall is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Ubud. The natural beauty, serene atmosphere, and opportunities for swimming and hiking make it an unforgettable experience. Points to taken care: - Wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots, as the hike can be moderately challenging. - Bring a towel and swimwear if you plan to swim in the natural pool. - Don't forget your camera, as the views are truly Instagram-worthy! - Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the crowds. - Be respectful of the local environment and wildlife. *Recommendation:* Banyumala Waterfall is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Ubud. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or just looking for a relaxing experience, this waterfall is sure to impress. Be sure to bring your hiking boots and swimwear, and get ready for an unforgettable experience!"

Sophia Euhus

Google
Banyumala Twin Waterfalls was one of our favourite waterfall spots in Bali. The falls are absolutely beautiful, tucked away in the jungle with crystal clear water and a peaceful vibe. The twin streams cascading down the rocks are just stunning, and the natural pool at the bottom is perfect for a refreshing swim. The walk down is a bit steep and uneven in parts, but totally doable and 100% worth it once you get to the bottom. Definitely recommend wearing good shoes. This is one spot you don’t want to miss!

Bruno Filipe

Google
Very beautiful waterfalls ( you access two zones on the compound). The path is 1.2km by foot( easy to go down ,not so easy to go up), or you can pay 50k for a motorbike ride that leaves near the two waterfalls.

Phil

Google
Beautiful waterfall and spot – definitely worth the visit. There’s a small entrance fee (50k/pers) and you’ll get a little bracelet in exchange. There are steps to walk down, but it’s still very accessible even if you’re not athletic. Worst case, just take your time on the way back up. Not crowded at all, which made it even better.

Diptta Bhattacharjee

Google
Scenic waterfall. Have to climb down some stairs (200_300) to see the beauty. There r multiple waterfall inside . Water is so cold ..can swim in natural pool . It's refreshing