Waterfall Tour: North Bali Best Waterfalls

North Bali’s waterfalls reward you with forest, rushing water, and far fewer crowds than Bali’s best-known sights. This private tour links Beji Griya, Banyumala, and Leke Leke, with lunch above Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. You get a guide, private transfers, and a full day without having to plan the route yourself.

I like the quiet settings and the chance to swim at Banyumala. I also like the generous time at each waterfall, about 90 minutes, rather than a rushed photo stop. The main caution is physical effort: steep or uneven forest paths are part of the day, and transportation takes up the remaining hours.

Key points to know

• Three jungle waterfalls: Beji Griya, Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, and Leke Leke each offer a different setting.
• Private door-to-door service: Only your group joins the activity, with pickup offered from Seminyak, Ubud, south Bali, and beyond.
• A real swimming stop: Banyumala has a natural pool suitable for swimming.
• Twin-lake lunch view: Wanagiri Coffee provides food choices and views over Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan.
• About seven to eight hours: Expect roughly four and a half hours at the stops, with the rest spent on the road.
• Good value for groups: At $79.99 per person, the price includes admission and private transport, with group discounts offered.

Three North Bali waterfalls in one private day

The appeal here is simple: you see three less-visited waterfalls without spending your day handling directions, parking, and route planning. Your guide takes care of the movement between stops while you focus on forest paths, swimming, and photographs.

The detailed schedule names Beji Griya Waterfall, not Nungnung Waterfall. That matters if you are comparing this trip with other North Bali tours, since the tour title and overview refer to Nungnung while the actual stop-by-stop plan lists Beji Griya. I would confirm the waterfall names with Bali Private Tour Id before booking so your expectations match the day.

The tour is private, so you travel only with your own group and guide. That gives you more control than a large bus tour. You can spend your full allotted time at a waterfall, pause for photographs, or move on when you have seen enough. The supplied information does not name the guide, so I would not choose this tour based on a particular guide’s reputation.

Beji Griya, a quiet first stop in the jungle

Beji Griya is scheduled for about 90 minutes and includes admission. It is described as a secluded waterfall surrounded by thick greenery, with no shops or buildings around the site. That lack of development is part of its appeal.

I like starting with a place that feels removed from Bali’s busier tourist routes. You are not arriving at a line of cafés and souvenir stalls. Instead, the setting is focused on the waterfall and the surrounding forest, which should appeal to you if you want photographs with fewer visual distractions.

The tradeoff is distance. The stop is considered less popular partly because it takes more effort to reach. Since the tour runs from Seminyak and other parts of south Bali, the road time may be substantial, even though the listed experience lasts seven to eight hours. The schedule confirms that the remaining time is used for transportation, but it does not provide exact pickup or driving times.

Plan on wearing clothing and shoes that can handle a forest setting. The stated dress code is smart casual, but that is not a reason to wear delicate shoes or clothing you would rather keep dry. The information does not specify trail surfaces, so you should be ready for uneven ground and some exertion.

Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, the swimming highlight

Banyumala receives about 90 minutes, and this is likely the most active stop of the day. Two streams fall into a natural pool in the rainforest, creating the tour’s clearest chance for a swim. Two additional waterfalls are nearby and can be reached on foot.

I like the variety here. You can photograph the twin falls, walk to the nearby cascades, or use the natural pool instead of simply looking at the water from a viewpoint. The setting is described as free of concrete buildings and shops, giving the place a more natural feel.

The word twin describes the paired waterfall effect, not a pair of identical falls. The appeal comes from seeing water split into separate streams in a forest setting. Bring a swimsuit if you want to swim, but remember that the tour information does not mention changing rooms, lockers, or towels. You should not assume those services are available.

This is also where the physical side of the tour becomes most important. The waterfalls are reached through the rainforest, and the day is described as involving exercise. One useful way to plan is to treat the tour as a walking outing with waterfalls, not as a vehicle tour with short steps from the road.

Leke Leke, a photo stop with a jungle feel

Leke Leke is the third waterfall and also receives about 90 minutes. It is described as a newer waterfall to explore, set away from developed areas and suited to photographs and drone video.

I like ending with a stop that has a different mood from Banyumala. Beji Griya is presented as a quiet jungle waterfall, Banyumala adds swimming and nearby cascades, and Leke Leke focuses more on its enclosed forest setting and photography. That gives the day some useful variety.

The mention of drone video comes with an important practical limit: the supplied details do not state whether drone flying is permitted at the waterfall. If aerial filming matters to you, ask the operator about local rules before bringing a drone. Do not assume that an attractive open view automatically allows flights.

Leke Leke is also another place where you should expect walking rather than a polished visitor complex. There are no details about restrooms, changing facilities, or refreshments at the waterfall, so keep your needs in mind before leaving the lunch stop.

Wanagiri lunch above Bali’s twin lakes

After the waterfalls, the schedule allows about 90 minutes at Wanagiri Coffee for lunch. The restaurant offers Balinese, Indonesian, Asian, and Western food, and the main draw is the view over Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan.

This is more than a meal break. The twin-lake viewpoint gives you a change of pace after the forest paths and waterfall pools. You can sit down, eat, and look across the highlands rather than grabbing food quickly between stops.

Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dietary needs can be accommodated, along with other dietary requests. Tell the operator when you book, rather than waiting until lunchtime. The information confirms that options are available, but it does not give a sample menu or state whether lunch is included in the $79.99 price. Since admission tickets are specifically included and lunch is described as a stop, I would confirm the meal arrangement before paying.

The restaurant choice also makes the day easier for mixed groups. Someone wanting Balinese food and someone preferring Western food can choose from the same menu. That flexibility is useful after a morning of physical activity.

What the seven to eight hours really means

The advertised duration is about seven to eight hours. The listed stops total roughly six hours:

• Beji Griya: 90 minutes
• Banyumala: 90 minutes
• Leke Leke: 90 minutes
• Wanagiri Coffee: 90 minutes

The remaining hours are for transportation. This is an important detail, especially if you are staying in Seminyak or another southern part of Bali. A private vehicle saves you from arranging the route yourself, but it cannot remove the distance between southern Bali and the northern highlands.

Pickup is offered from Seminyak, Ubud, south Bali, and beyond. Exact pickup times are not supplied, so ask for a clear schedule before the day begins. You will want to know when you leave your hotel, how long the drive may be, and when you can expect to return.

The private format is valuable here. You are not sharing the day with a large group, and the guide can keep the stops at a pace that suits your party. Still, private transport does not mean the tour is short or effortless. The waterfall visits involve walking, and the route includes several separate sites.

Is $79.99 per person fair?

At $79.99 per person, this tour makes the most sense when you value convenience and private transport. The price includes admission tickets to the three waterfall stops, and pickup is offered from several popular Bali areas. You also receive a guide and a private activity for your own group.

For one person or a couple, the cost may feel high compared with arranging individual entry and transport independently. The calculation changes for a larger group, since group discounts are offered and private transport is shared among your party. Ask for the exact discount rather than assuming how much it reduces the cost.

The strongest value is not just the waterfall admission. It is the amount of planning removed from your day. You do not need to build a route between three remote sites, manage the return drive, or work out where to stop for lunch. That matters more if you are unfamiliar with Bali’s roads or prefer to spend your holiday looking at waterfalls rather than navigating.

I would compare the price with the number of people in your group, your hotel location, and your interest in swimming. If you mainly want one easy waterfall close to town, this is too much touring. If you want three forest sites in one day and prefer a private vehicle, the price is easier to justify.

Who should book this waterfall day?

You should consider it if you want:

• A private day rather than a shared group outing
• Three waterfalls with different qualities
• A natural swimming pool at Banyumala
• Forest settings with fewer buildings and shops
• A lunch stop with a highland lake view
• Hotel pickup from Seminyak, Ubud, south Bali, or beyond
• Help with route planning and transportation

You may want another activity if you dislike walking, uneven paths, or long drives. The schedule leaves several hours for transportation, and the day includes three separate waterfall visits. It is not designed as a slow lunch-and-viewpoint outing.

The tour can suit mixed groups if some people want photographs while others want to swim. Banyumala offers the clearest activity choice, while Beji Griya and Leke Leke focus more on scenery and photography. The private format lets your group spend its time together without strangers setting the pace.

Practical planning before you go

Wear practical clothing, even though the formal dress code is smart casual. The waterfalls are in forest settings, and one stop includes swimming. Comfortable footwear and a swimsuit are sensible choices based on the activities described, though towels and changing facilities are not confirmed.

Tell Bali Private Tour Id about dietary needs at booking. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other requirements can be accommodated. Also ask about lunch inclusion, since the schedule names Wanagiri Coffee and its food choices but does not clearly state whether the meal is part of the tour price.

Take the weather seriously. This experience requires good weather, and poor conditions can lead to a different date or a full refund. The cancellation rule is straightforward: cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes inside 24 hours are not accepted for a refund.

The tour is mobile-ticket based, and confirmation is received when you book. Most people can participate, but the supplier does not give a detailed mobility assessment. If you have concerns about walking or forest paths, ask before booking rather than relying on the general statement that most people can take part.

Should you book the North Bali waterfall tour?

I would book this tour if your ideal Bali day includes quiet forest waterfalls, a natural swim, a private guide, and a scenic lunch rather than a packed list of major sights. The best features are the three varied stops, the private door-to-door format, and the twin-lake setting at Wanagiri Coffee.

I would pause if you want a precise Nungnung itinerary, since the detailed schedule names Beji Griya instead. Confirm that point first. I would also ask about lunch inclusion, pickup timing, trail conditions, and drone rules.

For an active group that values scenery and convenience, $79.99 per person can be a sensible price, especially with group discounts. For anyone short on time, uncomfortable with exercise, or seeking a single easy waterfall, choose a shorter outing instead.

FAQ

Where does the tour depart from?

Pickup is offered from Seminyak, Ubud, south Bali, and beyond. Exact pickup details should be confirmed with the tour provider.

How long does the experience last?

The tour lasts approximately seven to eight hours. The remaining hours beyond the scheduled stops are used for transportation.

Is this a private tour?

Yes. Only your group and the guide participate in the activity.

Which waterfalls are included?

The detailed schedule includes Beji Griya Waterfall, Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, and Leke Leke Waterfall.

Does the tour include Nungnung Waterfall?

The overview refers to Nungnung, but the detailed schedule names Beji Griya. Confirm the planned waterfall with Bali Private Tour Id before booking.

Can I swim during the tour?

Yes. Banyumala has a natural pool suitable for swimming.

How much time is spent at each waterfall?

The schedule allows approximately 90 minutes at Beji Griya, 90 minutes at Banyumala, and 90 minutes at Leke Leke.

Where is lunch served?

Lunch is scheduled at Wanagiri Coffee, with views over Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan.

Can dietary needs be accommodated?

Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary needs can be accommodated. Provide the information when booking.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If the tour is canceled because of poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.