Gitgit Waterfall is located between Denpasar and Singaraja, and is considered one of the most important natural attractions in North Bali. It is also renowned as one of the most easily accessible waterfalls on the island. After parking, visitors simply follow a stone-paved path down into a small valley, passing souvenir shops and local food stalls. The walking path to the waterfall is scenic and shaded, lined with various trees and wildflowers, making the journey relaxing and enjoyable from start to finish.

The waterfall is notable for its single elegant cascade that plunges approximately 35 meters, forming a clear pool at the base. It serves as an important natural water source for the surrounding area and holds cultural significance for the local community. The site is associated with local legends and folklore involving water and forest spirits, creating a sacred and intriguing atmosphere. A small wooden bridge crossing the stream provides a perfect viewpoint for photography and observation.

The surrounding area is peaceful and cool. Despite being a popular tourist spot, the dense vegetation helps absorb noise, enhancing the natural tranquility. Visitors often spend time photographing the waterfall and enjoying the refreshing mist, while some relax on riverside rocks to take in the lush greenery. Early morning is the best time to visit, allowing visitors to experience serenity before crowds arrive.

Gitgit Waterfall offers a stunning backdrop for nature photographers and serves as a romantic spot for couples under the canopy of tropical trees. With well-maintained paths, it is also an excellent destination for families with older children and tourists of all ages who want to enjoy Bali’s natural beauty without a strenuous hike. This North Bali gem combines majestic natural scenery with easy accessibility, creating an unforgettable experience.

• Rented Car with Driver: The most comfortable option from Ubud or the southern areas, taking approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. The waterfall is located near the main road leading to Singaraja.

• Rented Motorbike: For experienced riders who desire independence and can navigate the mountain roads easily. This allows for stops at rice fields and other villages along the way.

• Taxi/Ride-Sharing Services: You can hire a chartered taxi or use local ride-sharing applications.

• Best Time to Visit: The waterfall is accessible year-round, but the dry season (June to August) is ideal for non-slippery trails. The water volume is most impressive during the wet season (December to March).

• Essential Gear: Wear comfortable sneakers or walking shoes, as the path is mostly paved/stone but involves stairs. Prepare a raincoat/umbrella for the waterfall mist.

• Photography: Visit in the morning (before 10:00 AM) for sunlight filtering through the leaves and clearer photos without heavy crowds. Be mindful of the numerous local vendors on the path.

• Food and Drinks: Warungs (local food stalls) and small coffee shops offer local cuisine and drinks along the path. Be sure to try some local Balinese coffee.

• Travel Planning: An official local guide is not mandatory for this waterfall, as the paths are well-marked. However, local guides may offer their services for a fee; tourists should primarily follow the clear signs.

Admission Fee:

• Local Visitors: Adult approximately 15,000 IDR,Child approximately 5,000 IDR

• Foreign Visitors: Adult approximately 20,000 ID,Child approximately 10,000 IDR

• This is the official entrance fee. Separate parking fees may apply. Please verify prices at the ticket counter.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 07:00 AM to 05:00 PM.

• Special Note: The path down to the waterfall may close near dusk for visitor safety.