Discover Sekumpul Waterfall: A Nature Lover’s Paradise in North Bali

If you're into stunning views, jungle vibes, and a bit of adventure, Sekumpul Waterfall is a must-visit spot in Bali. Tucked away in Sekumpul village, Sawan District (up in Buleleng Regency), this waterfall is often called one of the most beautiful on the island—and once you see it, you’ll know why.

Here’s your easy guide to getting there from Ubud or Denpasar, plus all the cool stuff you can do once you're there!

Getting to Sekumpul Waterfall

From Ubud:
It takes about 2 to 2.5 hours by car or scooter. The drive is peaceful and scenic—you’ll pass through quiet villages, rice fields, and lush green hills.

From Denpasar:
Coming from Denpasar? Expect around 2.5 to 3 hours of travel. You’ll cruise through small towns and get a real feel for everyday Balinese life along the way.

Why Sekumpul Waterfall is So Special
Epic Views: Imagine seven waterfalls cascading down green cliffs—it’s dramatic, powerful, and totally photo-worthy.

Crystal Clear Water: Super refreshing and perfect for a quick dip or just chilling by the pool at the bottom. 

Things to Do at Sekumpul Waterfall – Explore Bali’s Most Beautiful Hidden Gem

If you’re looking for the most spectacular waterfall adventure in Bali, Sekumpul Waterfall should be on top of your list. Located in the quiet northern village of Sekumpul, Sawan District, Buleleng, this area is home to seven incredible waterfalls, surrounded by lush jungle, rice terraces, and tropical valleys.

The main highlight is the twin Sekumpul Waterfall, standing about 80 meters tall, creating a dramatic misty scene you’ll never forget. But the adventure doesn’t stop there—just nearby, you can also explore:

• Fiji Waterfalls, a trio of stunning cascades surrounded by greenery.

• Lemukih Waterfall, hidden deep in the forest with crystal-clear water.

• Grompong Waterfall, a peaceful and less-visited spot for true nature lovers.

Each waterfall offers a unique beauty and atmosphere—perfect for adventure seekers, photographers, or anyone who wants to escape Bali’s busy south.

Fun Activities You Can Do Here

1. Natural Rock Slide
Experience the fun of sliding down a natural rock formation into a cool jungle pool. It’s safe and guided—perfect for a refreshing break after your hike.

2. Cliff Jumping
Feeling brave? Some spots around Lemukih and Fiji Waterfalls are safe for cliff jumping. Don’t worry—your local guide will show you the right place and height to jump safely.

3. Nature & Photography Walks
Every step to Sekumpul offers incredible photo opportunities—from misty waterfalls and lush jungle trails to local villagers carrying fruits or walking to the temple.

4. Explore More Waterfalls Nearby
Make it a full-day adventure! Combine Sekumpul, Fiji, Lemukih, and Grompong Waterfalls for a truly unforgettable Bali nature tour.

5. Visit the Local Village
Meet the friendly locals of Sekumpul or Lemukih Village, learn about their daily life, see traditional houses, and enjoy the calm atmosphere of Bali’s countryside.

Guided Trekking Packages
Going with a local guide is highly recommended. They know the trails, keep you safe, and share cool facts along the way.

Standard Package (IDR 200,000 – 300,000 per person):
Includes entry fee, local guide, and bottled water.

Complete Package (IDR 400,000 – 500,000 per person):
All of the above, plus lunch and side trips to nearby waterfalls.

What to See After Visiting Sekumpul Waterfall

Done exploring Sekumpul? Don’t head back just yet! The north-central part of Bali is full of hidden gems you can check out on the way back. Here are some awesome nearby spots worth visiting:

Wanagiri Hidden Hill
Just a short drive from Sekumpul, Wanagiri Hidden Hill is a super popular photo spot overlooking the twin lakes—Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. You’ll find Instagram-famous swings, bird nests, and bamboo lookouts with amazing views of the jungle and lakes.

Tip: Go early or late afternoon for cooler weather and soft lighting for photos!

Handara Gate (Handara Iconic Gate)
You’ve probably seen this one on Instagram—it’s that majestic Balinese gate with mountains in the background. Located right on the roadside, Handara Gate is a quick but iconic photo stop. It's part of a golf resort, but anyone can stop by for a small entrance fee and snap a pic.

Tip: Come on a weekday to avoid the crowds.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
Last but definitely not least, make your way to Ulun Danu Beratan Temple—a beautiful temple that looks like it's floating on the lake. Surrounded by cool mountain air and peaceful gardens, it’s the perfect chill spot to end your day of adventure.

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Make It a Day Trip with BaliBestDayTour
With all these amazing places lined up, you can easily turn your visit to Sekumpul into a full-day road trip through Bali’s highlands. If you’re using BaliBestDayTour, we’ll help plan the route so you don’t miss a thing. Just relax, enjoy the views, and let your driver handle the rest.