Sekumpul Waterfall

One of Bali’s most breathtaking natural wonders

Sekumpul Waterfall is often described as the “hidden jewel of northern Bali.” Nestled deep within the lush tropical forests of the Singaraja region, it is considered one of the most beautiful and dramatic waterfalls on the island. This is nature at its finest — powerful, unspoiled and overwhelmingly scenic.

A whole complex of waterfalls, not just one

Sekumpul is actually a collection of several waterfalls, not a single stream. Depending on the season and rainfall, visitors can witness up to seven cascading curtains of water, each falling from impressive heights and each with its own unique flow.

These tall, slender streams plunge down steep green cliffs, creating a spectacular natural show accompanied by the echoing sound of crashing water.

Mist, rainforest and the wild beauty of the north

Northern Bali is known for its rich vegetation and cooler, more humid climate. Around Sekumpul, you’ll find dense tropical plants — ferns, vines, banana trees, towering bamboo and exotic flowers.
When sunlight filters through the forest canopy, it creates shimmering rays and delicate rainbows in the mist rising from the waterfall.

It’s a place where nature feels incredibly alive — the air is fresh, fragrant and filled with the sounds of the jungle.

A dream location for photographers and nature lovers

Sekumpul is cherished not only for its height and beauty, but also for the dramatic scenery surrounding it. The waterfalls are set within a deep green amphitheatre, with valleys, cliffs and natural pools that look almost cinematic.
Each viewpoint offers a different perspective: from wide panoramic views to close-up angles revealing the raw power of the falling water.

It is one of the most visually striking landscapes Bali has to offer.