A Full Day Waterfall Tour Worth Exploring

A Full Day Waterfall Tour Worth Exploring

Hello, adventure friends! Do you love the sound of water? Do you like feeling small next to big, beautiful nature? Then you will love a full day waterfall tour in Bali. It is a day you will never forget.

In the first place, I love a good beach day. But sometimes, I want to explore more for my tour in Bali. Moreover, I want to go into the heart of the island. Furthermore, I want to see the green jungles and the powerful water. That is why I took a waterfall tour in Bali. It was the best decision.

Let me tell you about my day. In the same way, maybe it will inspire your next trip in Bali!

Morning: The Exciting Start

The day started early. Our driver picked us up from our hotel at 8 AM. His name was Made. He had a big, friendly smile. Also he spoke very good English. Surely, he made us feel safe and happy right away.

Moreover, we got into a clean, cool car. Also the drive was part of the fun. First, we left the busy streets of the south. Then, we watched the world change outside the window. Next, we saw tall buildings turn into small shops. Then we saw wide rice fields. The green was so bright. Altogether, it looked like a painting.

In addition, Made told us stories about Bali. He told us about the gods in the mountains. Also he explained the offerings we saw on the street. Truly, it was like having a friend show us his home.

Stop One: The First Wonder

Our first waterfall was called Tegenungan. It is not far from Ubud. We could hear it before we saw it. A loud, happy roar.

We walked down many, many steps. It was a good little workout! But it was worth it. The waterfall was huge and powerful. Water crashed down into a big pool. The mist felt cool on our skin. It was a hot day, so it felt amazing.

We took many photos. After that we dipped our feet in the water. Some people were swimming. The energy of the place was exciting. It was a great first stop.

Stop Two: The Hidden Gem

Next, Made took us to a quieter place. He said, “This one is more special.” It was called Kanto Lampo. This waterfall was different. It was not a straight drop. However it was like a wide, rocky slide.

In the first place, we had to walk over some slippery rocks. Then we held onto a rope for safety. Actually, it was a fun little adventure. Seeing the water flowed over the stones in beautiful sheets. After that, we sat on the rocks and let the water flow over our legs. Honestly, it was so relaxing. Moreover, it felt like a natural water massage.

This spot was less crowded. It felt peaceful and magical.

Lunch Time: A Taste of Bali

After two waterfalls, we were hungry! Made took us to a local warung. A warung is a small, family-owned restaurant. The food was delicious. We had nasi goreng (fried rice) and fresh fruit juice. Then we sat and looked at the jungle. It was the perfect break.

Afternoon: The Grand Finale

The last waterfall was the biggest. It was called Tibumana. We walked down a long path through the jungle. It felt like we were in a movie. The path was lined with big leaves and strange plants. We could hear monkeys calling in the distance.

Then we saw it. Tibumana Falls. It was stunning. A single, elegant stream of water fell from a high cliff into a deep, blue pool. It was quieter than the first waterfall. Actually, it felt more sacred. We swam in the cool, clear water. Then, we floated on our backs and looked up at the waterfall. It was a moment of pure peace.

Going Home: Happy and Tired

We got back into the car. Clearly, we were tired but so happy. Our legs were a little sore from all the steps. But our hearts were full of beautiful memories. The drive home was quiet. We just watched the sunset over the rice fields. It was a perfect end to a perfect day.

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Why You Should Book with “Bali Touristic”

A tour in Bali like this needs a good guide. We were very lucky. We booked our tour in Bali with “Bali Touristic“. I cannot recommend them enough.

Here is why they are great:

• They are safe. The drivers are professionals. The cars are always clean and comfortable.

• They are friendly. Made was not just a driver. He was a guide and a photographer! He knew all the best spots for pictures.

• They are flexible. They asked us what we wanted. We could change the schedule a little. It felt like a private tour with a friend.

• They know secret spots. They took us to places we would never find on our own.

If you want a stress-free day, use Bali Touristic. You can focus on the beauty. They focus on everything else.

Tips for Your Waterfall Tour in Bali

Here are some things to remember for your waterfall trip in Bali:

1. Wear good shoes. You will walk on wet and slippery paths. Sandals with grip are perfect.

2. Bring a change of clothes. You will get wet! It is nice to have dry clothes for the car ride home.

3. Pack a towel. You will want to dry off after a swim.

4. Use waterproof bags. Keep your phone and camera safe from the water.

5. Bring cash. You need it for the small entrance fees at each waterfall. Also for lunch and drinks.

6. Put on sunscreen and insect repellent. The jungle has mosquitoes.

A full day waterfall tour is a must do in Bali. You see a different side of the island. You experience its raw, natural power. Moreover you feel the cool mist on your face. Furthermore, you hear the thunder of the water. It is an adventure for your senses.

Of course, it is a day of fun, wonder, and peace. As the matter of fact, it is a day you will talk about for a long time.

Thank you for reading about my adventure! I hope you get to have your own.

Have you been on a waterfall tour in Bali? What was your favorite part? Let me know in the comments!

We hope you found this guide helpful! If you’re planning a trip to Bali, please consider using Bali Touristic for your tours. They made our experience wonderful. You can also check out our other reviews and experiences on our Tripadvisorpage! Just search for my username. Happy travels! (YL)