About this tour
A 10-hour tour hitting three waterfalls around Ubud plus Tegalalang Rice Terrace, with swimming and jungle walks included. You'll visit Tegenungan (Bali's most visited waterfall), Kanto Lampo (known for dramatic layered pools ideal for photos), and Tibumana (where you swim in a natural pool surrounded by lush jungle). The route finishes at Tegalalang's iconic stepped rice fields, where you walk between paddies and learn traditional Balinese farming. Air-conditioned vehicle transport and entrance fees are included; lunch and the separate Jungle Swing attraction are extra.
Highlights
- Three distinct waterfalls: Tegenungan, Kanto Lampo, and Tibumana, each offering different scenery
- Natural pool swimming at Tibumana amid dense jungle and cascading water
- Kanto Lampo's stacked rock formations create dramatic photo opportunities
- Walk narrow paths through working Tegalalang rice terraces at ground level
- Learn traditional Balinese rice farming methods from your guide
- Air-conditioned vehicle throughout; bottled water provided
- Suitable for most fitness levels; not recommended for spinal injury sufferers
What to expect
You'll start early, visiting Tegenungan Waterfall first—Bali's most-visited falls with a substantial drop and accessible viewing area. Next is Kanto Lampo, where stepped limestone pools create natural photo spots; you can wade and swim in the shallower sections. The third stop is Tibumana, requiring a jungle trek downhill through thick vegetation to reach a serene natural pool where you'll swim beneath the cascade. After the waterfalls, you'll head to a local warung (casual restaurant) for lunch at your own cost. The afternoon focuses on Tegalalang Rice Terrace: you'll walk narrow pathways between actively farmed paddies, absorb the panoramic views, and hear about centuries-old Balinese cultivation techniques. You return to your starting point by late afternoon.
What travellers say
- Three very different waterfall experiences in one outing
- Swimming and jungle immersion feel genuinely remote despite proximity to Ubud
- Tegalalang Rice Terrace walk reveals working landscape, not a museum display
- All-inclusive transport and entry tickets simplify logistics
- Accessible for most fitness levels; not overly strenuous
- Lunch not included; plan budget and timing for a separate meal stop
- Popular sites (Kanto Lampo, Tegalalang) can be crowded mid-morning
- Jungle Swing attraction excluded despite being nearby and highly photographed
- Full day may feel rushed if you want extended time at any single location
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
This suits anyone wanting to see Ubud's major natural attractions in one day without self-driving—the itinerary packs a lot in. The waterfalls appeal to swimmers and photo enthusiasts equally. Wear quick-dry clothes and bring a towel; water shoes or sandals are practical for rocky pool areas. The jungle descent to Tibumana involves some scrambling but isn't technical climbing—it's manageable for most fitness levels, though not suitable if you have spinal injuries. Kanto Lampo and Tegalalang draw crowds, particularly mid-morning and at sunset; earlier visits tend to feel less busy. Lunch is not included—budget for a local meal (typically inexpensive). The Jungle Swing (a popular photo spot) is excluded and costs extra if you want it. Entrance fees to all three waterfalls and Tegalalang are covered. Tours typically run 10 hours with hotel pickup usually around 8–9 a.m.
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