Sekumpul is the waterfall every Bali waterfall photo you’ve seen is probably trying to imitate — a cluster of cascades dropping roughly 80 meters into a jungle basin about 45 minutes from Munduk.
We start early to beat both the heat and the crowds. After Sekumpul, we drive to Banyumala — a gentler, twin-cascade waterfall with a natural pool good for swimming.
What’s included: Private car and driver for the full day, bottled water, parking fees.
What’s not included (paid on-site): Sekumpul entrance + mandatory local trekking guide (approx. Rp 150k–250k/person), Banyumala entrance (approx. Rp 40k/person), lunch.
Good to know: Moderate fitness required. Bring shoes you don’t mind getting wet.
Looking for something more adrenaline-focused? Aling-Aling Waterfall Sliding & Jumping Adventure has natural rock slides and cliff jumps. Prefer an easier day? Munduk Waterfalls & Lake Tamblingan is a gentler alternative. Many guests end this trek at Banjar Hot Springs & Buddhist Temple.
