Git Git Waterfall

It took us around 3 hours to arrive at Git git waterfalls from Kuta If its a hot day bring your togs as they have a man made pool with spring water. You have to use a guide and pay to get in and it cost $15 AU per person. They have a paved circuit. We are in our 60s and got around fairly easy. There are maybe 60 steps all up. If you are reasonably fit your good to go.

Warning: As soon as you arrive at the parking area, you’ll be approached by so-called “guides” who try to charge ridiculous amounts of money for a tour to the waterfall, supposedly “for the community.” I’ve seen reviews mentioning 150,000 IDR per person, but we were just two people and were asked for 500,000 IDR. What!! And that was only for a tour to one waterfall. To see all three, they wanted 1.5 million IDR. When we asked to see a sign with the official price, the guide couldn’t show us one. Do not fall for this. You can simply walk down by yourself; the actual entrance fee is around 40,000 IDR per person. When we refused to pay that amount, the whole demeanor of the guide changed immediately. It went from “friendly and helpful” to noticeably irritated and pushy. Further down, there are several small shops where women try very aggressively to sell you things, which adds even more pressure to the experience. And at the waterfall itself, there are three very young children working, which was honestly heartbreaking to see. The waterfall itself is beautiful, and the path down is absolutely walkable, just keep in mind that some stairs are steep and can be slippery. But despite the natural beauty, I would personally skip GitGit because of the constant pressure, arguments, and unpleasant interactions with the “guides” and sellers. There are plenty of other stunning waterfalls in Bali where you can enjoy the experience without being overcharged or harassed.

Worth the visit. You can do a trekking tour and pick how many waterfalls you wish to see as there is 3 waterfalls in the location. We have picked 2 and there was charge of 350K IDR per person. I strongly recommend to wear comfortable shoes - runners or proper hiking shoes if you decide not to just see a Gitgit waterfall. The track is quite steep and I wouldn’t recommended it for anyone with asthma or someone who is older and has mobility issues. If you just want to see a Gitgit waterfall, any shoes are fine as there is a very short distance from the carpark and the path is concreted and very flat.

Very nice falls we are being trapped by the local people. They charged 150k per person and sent a guide with us. On our way we saw the actual ticket counter where we could have paid less then 40k per person. But the local people over there didn’t allow us to enter that area

I went here last week.It’s a very beautiful waterfall. The walk isn’t difficult and doesn’t take much time.😊

If you don't want to be ripped off, ignore the first ticket booth where the ticket costs 200k. Drive 2 km down you will find the lower waterfall costs 20k.

Such a beautiful waterfall, when we went it decided to pore down with rain so we were unable to go for a swim there which was a shame but still lovley to see. The walk down was not to bad, it is long and if you have bad knees just be aware there was lots of stairs and they are big stairs. We had to be extra careful as it was slippery with the rain. They have people selling clothes and things along the way if you wanted to do a bit of shopping too.

10/10 would recommend. 20k entry per person. One of the few places it feels good value, as it’s a good concrete road all the way, with beautiful scenery and the best destination. The swings and hearts were closed when we went. We were the only ones there! At 17 in the afternoon. The drive there is truly amazing as well, and surprisingly good roads Attention! We went a 2nd time, and this time there were other people at the parking trying to charge 100k per person. Do not pay them. Go down the path, a ticket stand is there for 20k