Nungnung Falls
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of Nungnung Waterfall, one of Bali's most powerful and majestic waterfalls. Nestled in a lush tropical gorge, this hidden gem requires a short yet invigorating hike down 500 steps, rewarding you with stunning views and a refreshing natural pool. Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers alike, Nungnung Waterfall promises an unforgettable encounter with Bali's natural wonders.
Things to know
- The hike to Nungnung Waterfall involves approximately 500 steps, taking about 15 minutes down and 30 minutes up.
- Swimming is allowed in the pool below the waterfall, but caution is advised due to strong currents.
- Best time to visit is early morning for fewer crowds and better lighting for photography.
- Road conditions to the waterfall are generally good; avoid using the bike navigation on Google Maps.
- Bring sufficient water and snacks, as facilities are limited near the waterfall.
- Expect slippery surfaces, especially during the wet season; wear appropriate footwear.
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- You’ll descend around 500 steep steps into a green gorge it’s a solid leg workout so pace yourself and bring water for the climb back up.
- Go early around 8 AM to enjoy soft light and fewer people at the base for peaceful photos and less sweat.
- The waterfall is powerful and majestic but its spray chills you fast so wear quick drying clothes and keep your phone dry.
- There are slippery rocks near the water so don’t go too close unless the staff allow you safely and wear good footwear.
- If you combine the drive with nearby rice terraces or temples you get more value instead of making it a stand alone trip.
- Pack snacks or light lunch from Ubud the small stalls there are limited and get depleted early in the day.
- If you come in wet season know the trail gets slippery and mist intensifies so go slow and expect soaked gear even with rain cover.
Terms and conditions
- Participants must be in good health and physically fit to navigate the 500 steps to the waterfall.
- All participants must sign a liability waiver acknowledging the risks associated with the activity.
- Maintain a respectful code of conduct during the visit, including not littering and respecting local customs.
- Changes to the itinerary or availability may occur due to weather conditions or operational requirements.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.