About this tour
Trek through Bali's emerald bamboo forest to reach Sekumpul, a striking cluster of cascading waterfalls fed by mountain streams. This five-hour private hike takes you to one of the island's most photogenic water features, combining moderate physical exertion with rewards of pristine forest immersion. Your guide handles logistics while you navigate the valley floor, moving between seven distinct falls within a lush green amphitheatre.
Highlights
- Seven separate waterfall tiers in one verdant valley
- Ancient bamboo forest enveloping the entire trek
- Mountain stream-fed cascades, most accessible falls in region
- Private guide dedicated to your group only
- Lunch and water provided throughout the day
- Hotel pickup and return included
What to expect
The hike starts with a descent into the forested valley, where humid air and dappled sunlight accompany your movement between fall clusters. You'll wade through shallow streams, scramble over mossy rocks, and navigate steep sections using guide assistance. The terrain demands steady legs and breath control; pace yourself as altitude and moisture combine. Each waterfall presents different angles for photography and swimming opportunities. By mid-trek, you'll feel the physical cumulative effect of elevation change and uneven footing. Lunch happens partway through, refuelling you for the return ascent.
Good to know
Wear proper hiking shoes with grip; sandals fail on wet moss. Bring a dry bag for phone and camera. The forest stays cool and damp year-round. Morning starts early to avoid midday heat. Pregnancy and low fitness levels aren't compatible with this trek's demands.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.