Ride the famous Bali Swing, float in Cretya Day Club's rice-view pools, participate in Tirta Empul's purification ritual, then cool off beneath Kanto Lampo's stepped falls—this six-hour loop around Ubud packs views, culture and accessible adventure.
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You step off the minivan with damp leaves underfoot and the valley opening like a living map. Above you, a swing frame juts from a carved platform and the rope creaks as a solo traveler launches into flight; the jungle breathes, river noises daring you forward. The early light softens the sharp green of rice terraces while the first pools at Cretya Day Club mirror the palm trunks and sky.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most travelers with light walking ability; should be comfortable climbing short stair sections and standing on uneven platforms.
Wildlife
History
Tirta Empul dates to the 10th century and has long served as a center for water purification rituals tied to Balinese Hindu practice.
Conservation
Stick to marked paths, avoid climbing fragile terrace walls and carry out plastics; entrance fees support local site maintenance and communities.
Reserve your spot on the Bali Swing Cretya Day Clubs and Waterfalls today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early at Bali Swing
Beat the crowds and the heat by arriving within the first hour of opening for better light and shorter lines.
Bring grippy footwear
Surfaces at Cretya and Kanto Lampo can be slippery; closed-toe shoes with traction or sturdy water shoes help.
Respect temple protocol
Wear a sarong or use the provided wrap, remove shoes before sacred areas and follow instructions if you join the purification ritual.
Protect electronics from spray
Use a waterproof case or drybag—waterfalls and pools are photogenic but wet.
Waterproof phone case or drybag
Keeps camera and phone safe around pools and under waterfalls.
Grip water shoes or trail sandals
Provide traction on wet rocks and muddy paths at Kanto Lampo and Cretya.
Sarong or modest cover-up
Required or expected attire for Tirta Empul temple rituals.
Light rain jacket or packable sun hat
Quick protection from sudden showers in the wet season or strong sun year-round.
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