Tukad Cepung Waterfall Bali

Wow, what a waterfall! It’s truly unique and stands out from other waterfalls. The cave behind it adds an incredible touch, making it even more beautiful. You’ll need to climb down to reach it, but the hike isn’t too difficult. The view along the way is breathtaking and definitely worth the effort. Tip: Take a pair of slippers with you, as you’ll need to walk through the water to get closer to the waterfall. This place is a must-visit! The combination of the natural beauty, the cave, and the stunning view makes it one of the most memorable experiences you can have. If you're a nature lover or just seeking a peaceful spot to appreciate the outdoors, this waterfall is definitely worth checking out. The refreshing sound of the water, the cool mist, and the overall atmosphere create a serene and unforgettable experience.

Beautiful waterfall, really photogenic place, to the waterfall you have to go through a rocky river, so I recommend to take your swimsuit and slippers or other water shoes right before entering. Like i said the place is really photogenic so if you want to take a photo, you should expect a smaller queue, many people stay there for a long time, we waited about 10 minutes before we got there. The way down from the parking lot is not difficult, there are new stairs with barriers leading to the waterfall, you don't have to worry about the terrain, I definitely recommend it

This is one of the best waterfalls I've ever visited! Not only can you enjoy the view from the picture above, but you can also explore a cave to the right after descending the stairs. The waterfall itself is very cold, thanks to the mist and wind. After taking the long steps to enjoy the waterfall, you can also stop by the food stalls you’ll pass on your way down. The best time to visit is around 8:00-9:00 AM when it's still quiet, and you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the waterfall. Just be cautious—the stairs can be steep and slippery, especially after it rains. Entrance fee is around 30,000.

The waterfall is breathtaking. About $2 ish dollars 💸 amazing 🤩 You do climb down several sets of stairs to reach it. It is peaceful and the lighting from the sun ☀️ is amazing if you come early eg before 10 ish. It wasn’t too crowded maybe 20 ish people What I have a love 💕 & hate relationship with lately in Bali is that at the last 3 waterfalls I visited the staff is smoking 🚬 all around the main viewing areas or waterfalls. This included this one and Suwat & Uma Anyar, This should 👏 not be even a scenario I even have to talk about. With the Bali culture & beliefs & ceremonies I was very surprised to experience this the last 3 waterfalls. Last year I did not at any waterfalls. I immediately and unapologetically asked the staff to put them out. I did not come to experience nature in all its glory & peace & serenity & normal amazing smells to encounter cigarette smoke, I tell them that. They immediately put them out. At the same time, the first impression damages the experience. Ummm “I went to Bali@ and visited waterfalls and every single time had to ask the staff to put out cigarettes ? 3 waterfalls? Really? Bali : Be and do better and make all your waterfalls non smoking 🚬 especially for your staff to set an example and honor your country and nature and health and wealth.

One of the most amazing waterfalls we’ve ever been to. It’s really beautiful, and you can take a lot of nice pictures. You have to take a lot of steps down to get to the waterfall that are somewhat slippery, and to reach to the waterfall you will have to take a short walk. Overall it’s not a hard hike to get to the waterfall and it actually is nice. It was a great experience and would recommend it to anyone visiting Bali.