Waterfalls in Indonesia: where the tours go and where they don't

Waterfalls in Indonesia are sold from just two places: Bali, with 80 tours, most of them in the 30 to 60 EUR band, and East Java, with 35 tours that typically cost 120 to 250 EUR. The gap is mostly arithmetic. Every Bali tour is a day trip of 10.5 hours at most, while 20 of East Java's 35 last two to four days and add volcanoes. Every other fall in the country, from Lombok to North Sumatra, you reach on your own. This page puts them side by side: what each one is, how it is visited, what it costs and which months to avoid. It also says plainly which famous falls we have nothing to sell for, because a comparison that leaves them out would be a flattering one. Prices are in euros as the provider lists them, read on 22 October 2026.

The tours themselves sit on the Bali and East Java pages, which read them one at a time. Here you get the comparison table, the price chart, the map and a season matrix built from the months each source gives for each fall. Read the table first if you are choosing between islands, and the matrix first if your dates are already fixed. Every figure carries its source, and where two sources disagree, we say so rather than average them.