Goa Raja Waterfall

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Review for Goa Raja Waterfall, Bali Goa Raja Waterfall is a hidden gem in Bali, offering a serene and untouched natural experience. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering cliffs, the waterfall cascades into a crystal-clear pool, creating a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere. The trek to the waterfall is moderately challenging, involving a scenic walk through forests and streams, but the journey itself is part of the adventure. Since it’s still a lesser-known spot, you can enjoy the beauty of nature without large crowds. The best time to visit is during the rainy season (November–March) when the water flow is at its strongest. However, caution is needed as the paths can get slippery. Overall, Goa Raja Waterfall is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers looking for a tranquil escape in Bali’s wilderness!

We enjoyed the visit, the way to the main place is a bit longer but not too difficult, on the way beware of spiders, we found some really huge spiders, which scared us a bit but they were harmless, resting on the spider web. The nature here is absolutely beautiful. At the Goa Raja waterfall you will find a large natural pool, which is beautifully refreshing, on the way you can rent a towel or buy some food and drink in the local warungs. The price of tickets is 25k per person, so nothing terrible. Make sure you go and check it out.

Clean waterfall. High enough to create a view. There is also a pool using water from the waterfall. Please beware of mosquitos, ants and spiders. There are many. It's a small trek with many stairs, do consider. Please carry water and other edibles there may not be any shops near the waterfall.

What a peaceful hidden gem. The walk through the lush greenery and tall ferns really sets the tone before arriving at the falls. There are two separate waterfalls close together – the smaller one is shallow and perfect for a refreshing dip, while the taller one looks absolutely stunning from below. The area feels untouched and tranquil, with hardly any crowds when we visited. The sound of water cascading into the natural pools is incredibly calming. It’s well maintained and has a few traditional Balinese decorations near the smaller waterfall which adds a cultural touch. The bamboo paths and bridges through the forest make the journey just as enjoyable as the destination. Definitely worth the visit if you’re looking for a relaxing nature experience away from the usual tourist spots.

The view is amazing.. you need to do a little bit of trekking to reach the waterfalls.. there are pools where you can swim a little bit and the view on the way to the waterfalls is amazing.. there are canteen/food court before the entrance so you can eat/drink something before or after waterfalls.