A private day trip from Ubud that pairs two northern Bali waterfalls with a lakeside temple and coffee plantation. Expect steep stair descents, stream crossings, cold plunge pools and local village stops.
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You arrive before the sun climbs high, private driver cutting across Bali’s rolling foothills until the road narrows and the air turns cooler. The trailhead drops quickly into a green cleft: ferns, banana trunks and clove trees press close while a river’s voice dares you down the stone steps.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
7–8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required—able to manage a steep 20–30 minute descent and the return climb while carrying a day pack.
Wildlife
History
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan near Bedugul is a 17th-century temple complex dedicated to the lake goddess, integral to Bali’s historic water management and ritual life.
Conservation
Stick to paths to limit erosion, carry out all trash, and avoid feeding wildlife; supporting local guides helps sustain village economies and conservation efforts.
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Start early
Morning light reduces spray on the trail and often avoids afternoon showers and crowds at the falls.
Wear grippy shoes
Stairs and river crossings are slippery—closed-toe sport shoes with tread reduce slipping and protect feet when wading.
Protect valuables from spray
Use a waterproof dry bag or ziplock for phones and wallets—falls generate cold spray and wet paths.
Cash for villages
Bring small bills for local snacks, toilets, and souvenirs; card machines are uncommon in rural stops.
Sturdy trail or sport shoes
Grip and ankle support for steep, slippery stairs and stream crossings.
Waterproof dry bag or ziplock
Protect electronics and valuables from spray and unexpected rain.
Light rain shell
Useful during wet-season showers and for wind protection on higher viewpoints.
winter
Reusable water bottle (1–1.5 L)
Hydration for the hike; refill opportunities are limited on the trail.