7 Days - 6 Nights
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21 people
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The Bali Waterfalls and Jungle Retreat Package is a 7-day, 6-night guided trip through Bali’s hidden northern and central waterfalls — including Sekumpul, Tukad Cepung, and Banyumala — combined with jungle stays in Munduk, Sidemen, and Ubud. Designed for nature seekers and slow travelers aged 18–40, it starts from ₹45,000 per person.
Most Bali waterfall tours are single-day excursions booked once you’ve already landed on the island. This is a full 7-day package built for travelers planning their trip from India — covering multiple waterfall regions, overnight jungle stays, and a slower, retreat-style pace rather than a rushed day trip. It’s designed for people who want to disconnect fully, not tick off a sightseeing checklist.
The trek difficulty is moderate. Most waterfall visits involve 15–40 minute walks on forest trails, with the Sekumpul trek being the most demanding due to stairs and river crossings. No technical climbing or prior trekking experience is required, but a reasonable fitness level is recommended given the number of consecutive trekking days.
Drive through Bali’s scenic countryside to the misty highlands of Munduk, known for its peaceful jungle retreats. Check into a treetop bamboo lodge tucked within the forest, and unwind with the group over herbal tea. Take a short sunset walk through clove and coffee plantations nearby, breathing in the crisp mountain air. Enjoy a local-style dinner by a bonfire and get to know fellow travelers before calling it a night.
Fuel up with a hearty breakfast and begin your guided trek to Munduk and Banyumala waterfalls. Swim under cold cascading waters surrounded by thick jungle and ferns. Head to a forest café for lunch with views of Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. Wrap up the day with an optional walk along the Twin Lakes ridge and a chill evening with warm drinks.
Drive to Lemukih village for a scenic trail through rice fields leading to Bali’s most majestic waterfall — Sekumpul. Feel the mist on your face as you explore the seven-stream cascade hidden within thick rainforest. Cool off at the natural rock slides of Lemukih and have a rustic lunch by the river. Post-hike, transfer to Sidemen Valley and settle into a charming riverside stay with views of distant mountains.
Drive early to visit Tukad Cepung, a magical waterfall inside a cave where sunlight cuts through the mist. Capture dreamy photos and spend time meditating or journaling by the rushing stream. Return to the stay for a slow afternoon — read, nap in a hammock, or sip fresh juice by the river. End with a relaxed village dinner and an informal storytelling circle under the stars.
Start the day with a nature trek led by a local guide, learning about jungle herbs and bird calls. Stop at a family compound to see how traditional Balinese homes are built and maintained. Later, visit a respected local healer for a simple energy blessing or palm reading. Come back for a group bonfire night with live gamelan or acoustic music and local comfort food.
Transfer to Ubud and check into a peaceful stay surrounded by rice fields and forest. Spend the afternoon exploring art shops or enjoying a laid-back walk on Campuhan Ridge. Optional: treat yourself to a reflexology session or herbal body massage at a riverside spa. Group dinner at a hidden garden café followed by slow music and reflections.
Savor your final breakfast with a jungle or rice field view and pack your bags at ease. Pick up last-minute souvenirs, chill at a book café, or revisit the forest walk with your new friends. Say your goodbyes and head to the airport with a peaceful heart and wild memories.
Sekumpul Waterfall — a cluster of seven cascades in North Bali near Lemukih village, widely regarded as the island’s most dramatic waterfall.
Tukad Cepung — a waterfall inside a narrow rock cave near Bangli, known for the shaft of sunlight that breaks through the cave ceiling.
Banyumala Twin Waterfalls — two side-by-side cascades near Wanagiri that flow into a shared natural swimming pool.
Munduk — a highland village in North Bali known for clove and coffee plantations, cool climate, and a network of jungle waterfalls.
Sidemen Valley — a quieter valley in East Bali known for rice terraces, river views, and traditional weaving villages.
Twin Lakes (Buyan & Tamblingan) — two crater lakes in Central Bali’s highlands, framed by protected ancient rainforest.
Digital-detox retreat — a trip structured around limited connectivity and slow-paced, nature-based activities rather than sightseeing itineraries.
| Inclusions | Exclusions |
| 6 nights’ accommodation (treetop bamboo lodge, riverside stay, Ubud retreat) | Flights to and from Bali |
| Daily breakfast and select local-style meals as per itinerary | Bali visa / entry fees (as applicable) |
| All waterfall trekking and entry fees (Sekumpul, Tukad Cepung, Banyumala, Munduk) | Personal expenses, souvenirs, and optional spa treatments |
| Private transport between all destinations on the itinerary | Travel insurance |
| Local guide for treks, village walk, and healer visit | Alcoholic beverages and meals not specified in the itinerary |
Travel Trip Tourist is a Bangalore-based experiential travel company offering curated group and couple tour packages across Indian and international destinations, including Bali, Thailand, and Sri Lanka. We design trips around real, on-the-ground experiences rather than standard sightseeing checklists.
Yes. The treks are moderate difficulty, mostly 15–40 minute walks on forest trails. The Sekumpul trek is the most demanding due to stairs and river crossings, but no technical climbing experience is required.
The dry season, April to October, is best for waterfall trekking, with clearer trails and fuller water flow. Visiting during the wet season (November–March) is possible but trails can be slippery and some routes may close after heavy rain.
The itinerary covers four main waterfalls — Munduk, Banyumala, Sekumpul, and Tukad Cepung — across the trekking days in North and Central Bali.
The package is designed for small groups of up to 21 people traveling together with a local guide throughout, which suits both solo travelers and couples looking for a group setting rather than a private tour.
Pack quick-dry trekking shoes, swimwear, a light rain jacket, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. Mornings in Munduk and Sidemen can be cool, so a light layer is useful.
No. Flights to and from Bali are not included in the ₹45,000 starting price — see the Inclusions & Exclusions table above for full details.
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