Ubud Twin Waterfall Tour – Goa Raja, Tukad Cepung, Penglipuran Village & Kehen Temple
Highlights
Tour Overview
Bali hides some of its greatest natural treasures deep in lush jungle valleys. This full-day tour reveals two breathtaking waterfalls that most visitors never find, combined with two of Bali’s most authentic cultural gems. Expect lush scenery, dramatic photo opportunities, and fascinating insights into Balinese village life and temple traditions.
Tour Highlights
- Goa Raja Waterfall — a dramatic cave waterfall with mist and tropical jungle atmosphere
- Tukad Cepung Waterfall — Bali’s most magical waterfall, with sacred light beams piercing through a narrow canyon
- Hidden Gem Experience — reach Tukad Cepung via a short canyon walk for a truly otherworldly encounter
- Penglipuran Village — Bali’s best-preserved traditional village, famous for its orderly bamboo lanes and clean environment
- Kehen Temple — one of Bali’s most important state temples, featuring a magnificent multi-tiered pagoda
What to Expect
This tour combines natural wonders with cultural exploration. Both waterfalls require short walks through jungle paths (15–20 minutes each), with some slippery sections — suitable for most fitness levels. Penglipuran Village is a flat, easy walk. Kehen Temple features some steps. Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and culture seekers.
Important Notes
- Minimum 2 passengers per booking
- Bring a change of clothes — you may get wet at the waterfalls
- Sarong required at Kehen Temple (usually available on-site)
- Moderate fitness recommended for waterfall walks
- Plastic sandals or water shoes recommended for the canyon walk
Included
- check_circlePrivate air-conditioned vehicle
- check_circleProfessional English-speaking driver-guide
- check_circleHotel pickup and drop-off
- check_circleEntrance fees to all listed attractions
- check_circleParking fees
- check_circleMineral water
- check_circleLunch at local restaurant
Not Included
- cancelPersonal expenses and shopping
- cancelTips and gratuities (optional)
- cancelTravel insurance
- cancelAdditional waterfall fees not listed
FAQ
Will I get wet at the waterfalls?expand_more
Yes, especially at Tukad Cepung where the canyon walk involves wading through a shallow stream. We strongly recommend bringing water shoes and a change of clothes. Waterproof bags for electronics are also a good idea.
How difficult are the waterfall walks?expand_more
Goa Raja involves a steep downhill path (about 15 minutes). Tukad Cepung requires walking through a rocky stream canyon. Both are manageable for most people in reasonable fitness u2014 not suitable for wheelchairs or those with severe mobility issues.
Is Penglipuran Village crowded?expand_more
We time our visit in the afternoon when crowds are lighter. The village is most photogenic in the golden hour light. Early mornings and late afternoons are the best times.
Can I swim at the waterfalls?expand_more
Swimming is permitted at Goa Raja Waterfall. Tukad Cepung is a canyon walk u2014 the water is shallow and suitable for wading but not full swimming.
What to Bring
- check_circleWaterproof sandals or water shoes (for canyon walk)
- check_circleChange of clothes (you may get wet)
- check_circleWaterproof bag for phone and camera
- check_circleSunscreen and insect repellent
- check_circleCash for personal expenses
- check_circleModest clothing for temple visits
- check_circleSmall towel
Pickup & Drop-off Areas
Available from hotels and villas in: Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Legian (optional — contact us to confirm your pickup location)
Reviews & Experiences
Laura Bennett
TravelerReviewed August 20, 2026
Tukad Cepung waterfall with the light beams was magical, exactly like the photos online. Penglipuran Village was a lovely bonus stop.
Made Wirawan
TravelerReviewed July 24, 2026
Great value tour covering two waterfalls plus a cultural village. Our guide was patient with our kids too.
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