Bali Day Tour to Four Waterfalls: Tegenungan, Tukad Cepung, Kanto Lampo, Tibumana

Ubud is known for arts and crafts, but the villages around it are cut with rice fields, forest and waterfalls. This eight-hour day tour takes in four of them: Tukad Cepung, Kanto Lampo, Tibumana and Tegenungan. Tukad Cepung sits between tall rock cliffs, and the way in is a narrow gap that almost feels like a cave. Kanto Lampo is a naturally formed fall that comes from low ground near village houses rather than from the highlands, with water stepping down through several rock levels. Tibumana looks like twin falls side by side; when the river above runs low, a single 20-meter fall remains over a pool that is not too deep, and tires are on hand for floating. Tegenungan is about 25 meters high with a heavy flow, popular for photos and swimming, and the water steps over rocks instead of dropping sheer. Balinese Hindus regard it as a place of purification. The driver is an English speaker who knows the roads around Ubud. The car is private, air-conditioned and has Wi-Fi. Included are bottled water, insurance and, as an option, entrance tickets. Meals and personal expenses are not included. Up to 15 travelers can share a booking, and the trip suits all fitness levels. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers or anyone with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.