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Kuta: Sekumpul Waterfalls Trek with 7 Falls & Water Slide

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Duration8h–10h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Can you really slide down a waterfall carved by centuries of water?

You trek through seven waterfalls in the Lemukih Valley, swim in natural pools, slide down a fifteen-meter rock chute, and cross rice terraces with views of the northern coast. A local English-speaking guide leads you, motorbike transfers handle the rough terrain, lunch is included, and safety gear comes with the water activities. Hotel pickup from Kuta starts at 7am, and the full day ends by late afternoon.

8h–10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Pick up from hotel at 07:00
Drive 2-3 hours to Lemukih village
Ride motorcycle to trekking start point
Visit Fiji rice terrace and take photos
Enjoy welcome drink of fresh young coconut
Try Fiji natural water slide and jumping
Trek to Fiji waterfalls and swim
Trek to Sekumpul Waterfalls and swim
Lunch at local restaurant (optional)
Return by motorbike to start point
Optional visit to Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

The Experience

The motorbike is already running when you arrive at the start point. Your guide—a local from Lemukih Village—hands you a helmet and points toward the rice terraces that roll down the mountainside. You're not on a paved trail anymore. The first stop is the Fiji rice terrace, where a farmer meets you with fresh young coconut, cracked open right there, the water still cold. The view stretches across the northern coast of Bali, mountains behind, sea beyond. You stand there drinking it, and the whole day suddenly feels less like a tour and more like you've been invited somewhere.

Then comes the water slide. Three versions—easy, medium, hard—all carved into the rock by centuries of water wearing it smooth. You choose your level, put on the helmet, and slide down fifteen meters into a pool that's deep enough to jump from. It's the kind of thing that sounds reckless until you're doing it, and then it just feels alive. After that, the real trek begins. You descend around 250 stairs into a valley where the Fiji waterfalls sit—four of them, stacked and side by side, one fed entirely by spring water. The pools are cold and clear. You can swim as long as you want; your guide watches your things and the water while you float under the falls.

Sekumpul Waterfall is close by, another set of three waterfalls with its own swimming pool. By now you've been moving for three to four hours, and the landscape has done most of the talking—the forest, the valley walls, the sound of water everywhere. Lunch happens at a local restaurant on the way back, and then the motorbike ride returns you to where you started. The whole thing, from pickup at your Kuta hotel at 7am to the drive back, takes most of the day. You'll be tired and wet and probably still thinking about that water slide.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup from Kuta at 7am, a two to three-hour drive to Lemukih Village, motorbike transfer to the trailhead, an English-speaking local guide for the entire trek, bottled water throughout, lunch at a local restaurant, safety helmet and supervisor for the water slide and jumping activities, and motorbike transfer back to your hotel.

Good to know

Demanding physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Edy Smile Bali Tour

Is this one for you?Right for travelers staying in Kuta who want a full-day adventure combining waterfalls, swimming, and a natural water slide without arranging transport or guides themselves. Plan for a physically demanding day—the 3–4 hour trek includes stairs, uneven terrain, and water activities, which is exactly what makes reaching seven waterfalls and two separate waterfall systems possible in one outing.