
Five stops, three of them falls
Private waterfall day from Ubud with a water temple and rice terraces
★ 5.0 · 6,668 guest reviews
- Pricefrom $14
- Duration6 to 10 hrs
- Free cancellationIncluded

Ubud · waterfalls · water temple · rice terraces
A private day with a guide and hotel pickup, linking Ubud's waterfalls to a water temple and the Tegallalang rice terraces in one booking.
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The practical part
6,668reviews
guests who reviewed this day
10hours at most
the listed length runs 6 to 10 hours
200steps down
to the cave waterfall at Tukad Cepung
1hour
of transfer each way, as the listing states it
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What each line measures
Our private waterfall and temple day next to three other Ubud outings that include falls, side by side.
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Reviews
★★★★★6,668 reviews from booked guests

A couple from Austria found the tour very good and interesting, and say the driver and guide were kind and showed them every place well.

A guest from Ireland praises a guide who taught them about Ubud's culture and life and gave them time at each stop without feeling rushed.

A British couple saw their waterfall route changed slightly and ended up at one spot all to themselves, with a guide who stayed patient throughout.

A French couple liked a guide who explained the programme in advance, adapted the stops to avoid crowds and answered every question about Bali.

A guest from Turkey went wherever they wished, let the guide leave the timing to them, and felt looked after without being crowded.

A family from Austria had a day full of laughter with an attentive, friendly guide, and would book him again on a return to Bali.
the day, in stops
The listing names these stops: Tegallalang, Tirta Empul, Tukad Cepung, Kanto Lampo plus Tibumana, with a transfer of 1 hour each way. The day comes in two sizes, about 6 hours with up to 3 attractions or a full day of 8 to 10 hours with more.
At Tirta Empul the purification ritual is optional, and guests who join it are asked to bring a change of clothes and a towel. Lunch at a local restaurant is also optional and not included in the price.
Pickup follows the time you choose, and the itinerary can be adjusted for traffic, weather and crowds. That flexibility is the point of a private day: the order of the stops can change on the day to suit the crowds.
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why this area
Ubud sits in central Bali, with the falls of this route in the countryside east and north of it. Kanto Lampo is in Beng village in Gianyar, and Tibumana is in Apuan village in Susut district, Bangli.
Tukad Cepung is at Tembuku in Bangli, and the tourism ministry says the trek in takes about 20 minutes. By car routing without traffic, Tibumana is about 17 minutes from the Ubud Palace area and Tukad Cepung about 32 minutes.
Tirta Empul is about 30 minutes from Ubud, and Tegallalang rice terrace is a 20-minute drive north of the town. That tight cluster is why one day can hold falls, a temple and terraces without long drives between them.
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The averages of daily highs and lows are NCEI's GHCN-Daily readings at the Ngurah Rai airport in Denpasar, 29 km away; the daylight figures are calculated.
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six hours or a day
The shorter option visits up to 3 attractions, and the full day has room for more stops. If waterfalls are the point, the short day is enough to reach the falls with the terraces or the temple as one add-on.
The full day adds walking time and sightseeing time. At Tukad Cepung you go down about 200 steps, then follow a brief rocky path across shallow streams, and the walk back up is a moderate climb.
Both options are listed as private, so the group is only yours. Price follows the option, and the booking page then displays the total for your date and party size before you pay.
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Falls, temple, terraces
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dry and wet months
The tourism ministry's calendar for Bali is dry from April through October and wet from November through March, and it says the seasons are less predictable than they used to be. Pools are clearer in the dry months, and the falls are fuller in the wet.
Tibumana shows the swing: NOW! Bali describes a single column in the dry season and twin columns in the monsoon season. Sekumpul and other northern falls can look clear or slightly cloudy depending on the season.
A dedicated page on this site sets out Denpasar's rainfall month by month and BMKG's forecast for the coming wet season. Read it before you pick dates, then book a day with free cancellation so that you can move it.
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what the guides get praised for
Read the reviews and the same word keeps coming up: the guide. Guests describe guides who were patient at each stop, who answered questions about Bali life and culture and who let them decide the timing.
Several reviews say they never felt rushed and had time to walk around and take pictures. One couple's guide changed the waterfall route slightly and they ended up at a spot to themselves.
The listing tells you the languages the guides speak, and the reviews tell you what they are like. That is the part of a private day you cannot read off a map.
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FAQ
The shorter option visits up to 3 attractions, and the full day lists 8 to 10 hours.
It also stops at Tirta Empul and the Tegallalang terraces.
Changes need at least 24 hours of notice and depend on availability.
Swimming is listed at the falls, and each fall has its own rules, so follow your guide.
Lunch at a local restaurant is not included unless stated.
The listing shows a live guide in those languages.
The listing is described as a private tour with your own group.
That is a from-price, and the booking page shows the live total.
You can also reserve now and settle later.
After rain the falls may look brown and the guide may adjust the route.
when it pours
After rain the listing warns that waterfalls may appear brown and that some stops may be adjusted for safety. Paths are uneven, with stairs and slippery spots near the falls, and shoes with grip matter more than any camera gear.
Tibumana is described by a Bali cultural site as prone to potential landslides, and its house rules say not to swim too far or under the waterfall. Your guide will know which pools are open that day.
None of this cancels the day. It changes the order and the pools, and sometimes swaps a swim for a viewpoint. A full refund comes with cancelling up to 24 hours before the start, so you can wait for the forecast.
See open days, cancel freeThe cave fall on the route
Tukad Cepung is a 15 m fall hidden in a stone cave.
A trek of about 20 minutes leads to it, and the listing counts about 200 steps down to the water.
the cave and the queue
Tukad Cepung is a 15 m fall inside a stone cave, and the ministry describes it as shaped like a glowing curtain, reached along a path marked by a thin stream. It is a fall to see without a crowd, so ask your guide about the timing.
Kanto Lampo is popular enough that the listing warns of short waits for photos at busy hours. The official site lists an entrance fee of Rp25,000 per person for weekday visits with no booking needed, and sells whole-area bookings for early-morning slots.
The listing advises starting early to avoid the crowds and enjoy a better experience. An early pickup is the simplest way to meet fewer people at the pools.
See open days, cancel freeA day of falling water
Our pick among the Ubud waterfall tours is a private day with two options, 6 hours or a full day of 8 to 10 hours, stopping at Tukad Cepung, Kanto Lampo, Tibumana, Tirta Empul and Tegallalang. Guests have rated it 4.96 across 6,668 reviews, and prices begin at $14.
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what to wear
Put on shoes with good grip. The listing says the tour includes walking on uneven paths, stairs and slippery areas near the waterfalls, and recommends comfortable shoes for Tukad Cepung.
Pack swimwear for the pools, a towel, and dry clothes if you join the Tirta Empul ritual. Temples expect modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees, and at the gate sarongs and sashes are normally handed out.
Carry cash in small rupiah notes for gate fees, parking and contributions, since several falls ask for them at the car park. The fees page of this guide lists what each source reports.
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guides and pickup
The guides on this listing speak English, French and Dutch, which suits visitors who would rather not hear a day in a second language. Pickup is included and follows the time you choose when you book.
Changes to the pickup are subject to availability, and the listing asks you to tell the operator at least 24 hours in advance.
Ubud town does not allow metered taxis or app pickups, so a driver who collects you at the hotel replaces the haggling over a fare. That is a quiet reason to prefer a day with transport built in.
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other falls
Not every famous fall is on this day. Tegenungan, the lowland fall in Kemenuh village, is a separate stop, and Sekumpul and Banyumala in North Bali ask for a much longer drive. This site has a page on each, with the walk, the road and the fees.
The tourism ministry says most of Bali's waterfalls are concentrated in Buleleng, in the north, which is why the long northern days exist. Those are better as a separate trip than as a crowded add-on to an Ubud day.
If you want to see more than the route covers, book the shorter day first and add a northern day later, so that each one is a pleasant day in its own right.
See open days, cancel freewho it suits
It suits travellers who want several falls, a temple and the terraces in one booking, with a guide and pickup, and who can manage stairs and slippery paths. A private group keeps the pace in your hands.
It does not promise a clear pool: after rain the water may look brown, and a stop may be changed for safety. Lunch is not included, and Kanto Lampo may mean waiting for photos at busy hours.
If the stairs worry you, ask the operator which stops can be shortened before you book. Free cancellation holds until a day before the start, which leaves time to read the details and decide.
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