SEKUMPUL WATERFALL OFFICIAL (POST 1)

"If exploring Bali’s paradiscal scenery is a priority, a visit to Sekumpul Waterfall is practically essential. It is considered by many to be the island’s finest waterfall destination. Like most North Bali waterfalls, accessing Sekumpul will require some sweat. It’ll take around an hour to walk the trails and make your way down the verdant ravine, but once you do you'll be rewarded with a vast expanse of idyllic tropical landscapes, and grand-scale falls, which appear to pour from the heavens." - Travis Levius

"Let’s start big picture here. Based in North Bali’s sedate countryside, Sekumpul is considered by many to be the island’s finest waterfall destination. Patient hikers are rewarded with a vast expanse of idyllic tropical landscapes, and grand-scale waterfalls which appear to pour from the heavens. Any standout features or must-sees? The namesake falls are arguably the most spectacular of the three main waterfalls one can visit in the park (the others are Fiji Waterfall and Hidden Waterfall). The Eden-like scene of three silky white strands of water falling amidst dense bamboo forest is overwhelmingly beautiful. Was it easy to get around? Like most North Bali waterfalls, accessing Sekumpul will require some sweat. It’ll take around an hour to walk the trails and make your way down the verdant ravine and through the Sekumpul village to reach the main falls. Each tiered ticket entry comes with a guide, so you’ll never lose your way. Protective, non-slippery shoes as well as clothing and gear you don’t mind getting wet are the way to go. All said and done, what—and who—is this best for? It’s a full day affair coming from/to Ubud or Southwest Bali, more than two hours each way, so hiring a driver is highly recommended. One should allot a few hours to maximize time in the lush jungle and its vast network of cascades. If exploring Bali’s paradiscal scenery is a priority, a visit to Sekumpul Waterfall is practically essential." - Travis Levius