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Kenderan, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80561, Indonesia
One of the waterfalls in Ubud area, which is easy to get to and not too crowded. You will need to walk through the river to get all the way back, but it's only up to your knees, so water shoes would be the best option. The short way through the jungles to get to waterfall is very pretty. Also, in the way back up there is a comfortable, very nicely organized area for you to clean your feet, to rest ( also the toilets are there). Everything is made here for the comfort of tourists, when they need to pay 20k for the entrance.
Recently we found our way to Manuaba Waterfall which was just lovely. Navigating it was kind of a “mini trek”. We found the 1st waterfall after climbing some challenging steps …. then the second waterfall after walking down a forest path. From there we had to wade our way though (not very deep) water to exit the circuit. We then found a cute coffee place where we ordered coffee, tea & klepon desert. Great day!
This place has not one, but two waterfalls, and both are breathtaking! The first one is beautiful, but the second waterfall is truly something special. To reach it, you need to walk through a river, which adds a touch of adventure to the journey. It might be a bit challenging, but totally worth it - the view and the atmosphere at the second fall are unforgettable. Highly recommend for nature lovers and anyone looking for a bit of thrill and beauty in one trip!
Not to hard to get there but also not to easy too. It is not crowded. There is a circle path and if you want to go full circle you have to go through water around 30 cm deep. There is always an option to go back what we eventually did since we didn't had slippers.
Such a great peaceful spot, you walk through a mini jungle to the first waterfall, then carry on for the second one (the main one where you can also swim) then walk through the waterfall/river to leave. Great place with minimal people, I was there for 3 hours and only saw 3 people. 30k donation to enter and then there was a man offering to take photos of you by the 2nd waterfall, he was amazing especially for a solo traveller who doesn’t have people to take pictures of them. Great place!









