Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfalls in Bali – A Complete Guide

The Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfalls are two of the most impressive waterfalls in all of Bali. In this guide, we advise everything you need to know ahead of visiting Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfalls. Including entrance fees, how to get there, what to expect & more.

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How to Get to Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfalls in Bali

Getting to the Sekumpul & Fiji waterfalls is straightforward; however, they are located in the North of the island, and you may wish to consider staying locally. The nearest tourist town is Lovina, and from there, the falls are a 45-60 minute drive away.

Be sure to head to the parking area we’ve pinned on our google map below otherwise you could end up miles away from the falls. I think we paid a small fee of 2000 rupee for parking. It’s then a fairly easy 1 hour trek to the falls.

*There is a lot of cool things to do in the North of Bali. We suggest spending 2-3 days there and using that time to explore the surrounding area. We found the North far less developed than other tourists hubs in Bali. So it’s an ideal location for those who like to venture off the beaten path.

Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfall Map

Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfall Entrance Fee

Waterfall Viewpoint Only: 20,000 IDR/pax

Medium Trekking (To Sekumpul Waterfall): 125,000 IDR/pax

Long Trekking (To Sekumpul & Fiji Waterfall): 200,000 IDR/pax

For trekking options down to the falls you will require a guide which is why the price is so much more.

Opening Times 

The official opening hours for Sekumpul and Fiji Waterfalls are between 8 am and 4 pm.  

Best Time to Visit

We found that the best time to visit any of the Bali Waterfalls is during the months of April-June, shortly after the monsoon season has ended. Tthe waterfalls tend to be at their most powerful during this time.  

While Sekumpul and Fiji will never dry out completely, to see them in their true glory, aim to visit around this time. We visited in May, and as you can see from the photos, the falls were in full force.  

Our Experience at Sekumpul and Fiji Waterfall in Bali

Upon seeing pictures of both Sekumpul and Fiji on Instagram, they immediately found their way onto our Bali itinerary. The momentous falls in an avatar-like environment appeared breathtaking.

We were on a tight backpacker budget and the time and decided to visit the viewpoint only. If you have the spare cash, I’d say go for it. But if you are on a budget, you could check out the viewpoint, plus 4 or 5 other waterfalls in Bali. All for the same price as the trek.  

Sekumpul and Fiji Waterfall in Bali Viewpoint

From the ticket office, it’s around a 15-minute walk to the viewpoint. The trail leads through quaint local villages and lush jungle, so it’s a pleasant stroll and nothing too strenuous.

The viewpoint provides a stunning view of both waterfalls from above. Admittedly you get a better view of Sekumpul than you do of Fiji; but it’s epic all the same. At an incredible height of 80 metres, the falls are some of the tallest in Bali.

As we missed out on the hike down to the falls, we put the drone up to get a closer look. As you can see, we were able to get some pretty epic shots from above.

Where to Stay Near Fiji Waterfall

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Well, that concludes our guide to the Sekumpul and Fiji Waterfalls.  If you have any questions or feel we have missed anything, please reach out to us in the comments below. Otherwise we wish you safe and happy travels.

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