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Bali Waterfall & Canyon Day Tour — Kanto Lampo, Tibumana & Tukad Cepung - Ubud

Bali Waterfall & Canyon Day Tour — Kanto Lampo, Tibumana & Tukad Cepung

Ubudmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness; you should be comfortable walking 15–30 minutes on uneven terrain and climbing short rocky steps.

Overview

Swap the beaches for a day inland and chase waterfalls through Bali’s volcanic heart. This private full-day tour visits Kanto Lampo, Tibumana and Tukad Cepung—each stop offering different terrain, swim options and prime photo light.

Bali Waterfall & Canyon Day Tour — Kanto Lampo, Tibumana & Tukad Cepung

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The minivan eases off the coastal road and the air shifts—salt gives way to damp forest and the smell of earth. After an hour the jungle takes over, ferns brushing the windows, and your guide points to a narrow trail where sunlight slices through high leaves. The tour unspools like a chaptered map: a mountainside viewpoint, the stepped rush of Kanto Lampo, the swim-ready pool of Tibumana and the cathedral light of Tukad Cepung, a waterfall that pours through a chasm like a curtain being pulled back.

Adventure Photos

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Adventure Tips

Wear grippy shoes

Trails include slick rock and shallow stream crossings—closed-toe water shoes or trail shoes with good traction reduce slips.

Bring a dry bag

Phones and cameras will get wet near plunge pools; a small dry bag protects electronics and snacks.

Start early

Arrive at the first waterfall before 9am to avoid crowds and harsh midday light for photos.

Carry local cash

Small entrances, warung meals and tips are often cash-only—bring rupiah to cover small expenses.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Kingfishers and wagtails along streams
  • Long-tailed macaques on roadside forest edges (observe from a distance)

History

Local villages have used these ravines for centuries for freshwater and ritual offerings; small roadside shrines mark sites of cultural significance.

Conservation

Stick to marked paths, avoid leaving litter and use reef-safe sunscreen to limit chemical runoff; many local communities depend on small entrance fees to maintain access.

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Recommended Gear

Water shoes or trail runners

Essential

Provides traction on wet rocks and comfortable support for short hikes and stream crossings.

Dry bag or waterproof phone case

Essential

Protects electronics and valuables from splashes at pools and falls.

Reusable water bottle (1–2L)

Essential

Stay hydrated in humid conditions; guides may provide bottled water but refilling reduces waste.

summer specific

Light rain shell or packable jacket

Useful during the wet season when sudden tropical showers can appear.

winter specific

Frequently Asked Questions