Category: Buleleng
Discover Buleleng in North Bali, featuring Lovina’s dolphin-watching, Gitgit waterfalls, Buddhist temples, and quiet black sand beaches away from the crowds.
Mekalangan Waterfall: Hidden Cascade in Gitgit, North Bali
Tucked away in the lush highlands of Gitgit Village, Mekalangan Waterfall (also spelled Mekalongan Waterfall) is one of those rare finds that rewards curious travelers willing to go a little off the beaten path. Unlike the busier spots that dominate most Bali itineraries, this hidden waterfall in Bali sits quietly in the forest, surrounded by towering trees and the kind of natural calm that is getting harder to find.
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Campuhan Waterfall Gitgit: Sacred Twin Falls in Buleleng
Campuhan Waterfall is a natural tourist destination that has its own uniqueness, also known as Gitgit Twin Waterfalls because it has two streams of water flowing together between terraced rocks. For nature lovers, you will be mesmerized when visiting here, enjoying the uniqueness of this waterfall, and feeling the atmosphere of the surrounding nature that is still very natural and beautiful.
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Multi Tier Gitgit Waterfall: 3-Tier Cascade in North Bali
Tucked away in the lush hills of Gitgit Village, Multi Tier Gitgit Waterfall is one of those rare spots in Bali that feels genuinely untouched. Unlike the more crowded waterfall attractions, this hidden cascade flows across three separate tiers, each with its own natural pool fed by cool, clear mountain spring water.
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Aling Aling Waterfall: Hidden Gem in North Bali
Aling-Aling Waterfall is the ultimate adventure waterfall in Bali experience, combining a dramatic 30-meter cascade in a sacred jungle setting with thrilling activities. Located in Sambangan Village, Sukasada District, Buleleng Regency, this waterfall is part of a series of four connected falls that can all be explored in one visit.
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Kroya Waterfall: Natural Slide & Hidden Gem in North Bali
Not every waterfall in Bali makes it onto the popular tourist maps, and that is exactly what makes Kroya Waterfall so special. Tucked away in the mountainous village of Sambangan in Buleleng Regency, this hidden waterfall in North Bali stands 12 meters tall, flanked by dramatic black rock cliffs and surrounded by dense tropical greenery.
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Sekumpul Waterfall: Bali’s King of Waterfalls in North Bali
Deep in the highlands of North Bali, hidden behind layers of rice terraces and dense jungle, lies one of the most spectacular sights on the island. Sekumpul Waterfall is not just one waterfall.
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Munduk Waterfall: Scenic Nature Trek in Bali
Munduk Waterfall, also known as Red Coral Waterfall, is one of the most visually distinctive waterfalls in Bali, named for the striking reddish hue of the volcanic rocks that surround its base. This red coloration appears when sunlight strikes the coral-like mineral deposits on the cliff face, creating a warm, glowing contrast against the cool white cascade above.
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Tembok Barak Waterfall: Red Cliff Wonder in Buleleng Bali
Tembok Barak Waterfall, also known as Red Wall Waterfall, is a natural tourist destination in Buleleng that is unique in the form of a dazzling reddish cliff. The clear and fresh water flows through the beautiful rock cliffs, resulting in an amazing panorama.
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Fiji Waterfall – Witness the Beauty of Three Waterfalls
Fiji Waterfall is a popular tourist destination with beauty of three waterfalls flowing side by side in one location. It is surrounded by cool atmosphere amidst lush green trees.
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