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Tall jungle waterfall cascading into a pool
Waterfall

Sekumpul Waterfall

A cluster of Bali's tallest jungle waterfalls.

Lovina, North Bali

Sekumpul is often ranked among Bali's most spectacular waterfalls โ€” a cluster of cascades dropping into a single jungle valley in the island's north. Reaching the falls requires a guided trek down steep, sometimes slippery steps and river crossings, rewarded with swimming pools at the base and views of multiple falls at once.

Highlights

  • Multiple tall waterfalls in one valley
  • Swimming pools at the base
  • Lush jungle trekking route
  • Fewer crowds than Bali's south-coast attractions

Best time to visit

Dry season (April-October) for safer river crossings and clearer water; avoid heavy rain days when trails become slippery and flash floods are possible.

How to get there

About 3 hours by car from South Bali, or 30-45 minutes from Lovina, in Buleleng regency. A local guide leads the final trek from the parking area.

Travel tips

Wear grippy sandals or trekking shoes and bring a dry bag for electronics โ€” the trail involves stream crossings and can be muddy.

Frequently asked questions

Is the trek difficult?

It's moderately strenuous โ€” around 30-45 minutes each way on steep steps and stream crossings, with a local guide required.

Can I swim at the waterfalls?

Yes, there are swimming pools at the base of the falls, though currents can be strong right after rain.