About this tour
Trek through North Bali's remote valleys, sliding down natural waterslide channels and swimming beneath two major waterfalls. This eight-hour adventure starts in Lemukih Village, where you'll navigate rice paddies and jungle terrain before reaching Sekumpul and Fiji Falls. A local guide leads the way, sharing insights into village life and the landscape. You'll finish with a motorcycle ride back to your hotel, fuelled by Indonesian food and coconut water along the way.
Highlights
- Natural waterslide descent with helmet and water shoes provided
- Sekumpul Waterfall, Bali's tallest multi-tiered cascade
- Fiji Waterfall plunge pool swim and photo stops
- Rice paddy and forest trekking through Lemukih Valley
- Local guide commentary on Balinese village culture
- Motorbike return journey to starting point
- Indonesian lunch and young coconut included
What to expect
Expect a physically demanding eight hours in wet conditions. The trek alternates between paddling through shallow streams, scrambling over rocks, and walking forest paths. The waterslide sections involve controlled slides down natural rock channels—thrilling but manageable with proper footwear. You'll stop at both waterfalls for swimming and photos. Most of your clothes will get soaked; bring a change and a waterproof bag for valuables. The motorbike ride out follows rough village roads. Lunch happens midway, so energy levels matter.
Good to know
Moderate to good fitness required. Not suitable if pregnant, with spinal issues, or weak cardiovascular health. Wear water shoes and bring a towel. No breakfast included, so eat beforehand. The guide speaks English and knows the village well. Bring cash for tips and personal items. Start early to finish before dark.
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