Sekumpul waterfalls beat the beach, hands down. This all-inclusive Bali day trip pairs Sekumpul and Fili/Fiji waterfalls with a motorbike run to the trailhead, so you get rural views without wasting half your morning guessing where to go. I also like that your energy is protected by an included lunch and refreshments, not just a couple of sad snacks.

The main consideration is fitness. This is a trekking tour with a motorbike transfer to the start point, and it asks for strong physical fitness (plus shoes, since it can be slippery around water).

Key things to know before you go

• Hotel pickup at 7:00 am with drop-off included, which saves real time in Bali traffic chaos
• Motorbike transfers to the walking start, turning the trek into an adventure right away
• Access to a jumping point and water slide river, with a safety helmet and supervisor provided
• Lunch and bottled water included, so you are fueled for the full 8 to 10 hour day
• Two main waterfall stops with entrance tickets included for Sekumpul and the Fili/Fiji area

Sekumpul and Fili/Fiji waterfalls: what makes this trek worth your day

If you want the classic Bali waterfall experience, this tour goes after the high-impact stuff, not just a quick photo stop. Sekumpul is the headline, and then you continue on to the Fili/Fiji waterfall area, which is made up of multiple cascades.

What I like about this setup is the pacing. You start early, reach the Lemukih village area after a couple hours of driving, and then the day shifts from road time to getting wet, walking, and photographing. For a lot of visitors, that is exactly the switch they are looking for.

There is also a practical side to it. Since the water activities include a jumping point and water slide river with supervision and a helmet, you do not have to figure out the safety rules on your own. You can focus on enjoying the waterfalls instead of wrestling with logistics.

The 7:00 am pickup, the Lemukih drive, and that motorbike start

Plan on a full morning. Pickup starts at 7:00 am, and you drive about 2 to 3 hours from Denpasar to the Lemukih village area. That distance matters because it buys you a more rural waterfall setting compared to the closer-to-town options.

Once you arrive, you do not just hop off and start walking. You ride motorbikes to the trekking start point, and that is where the tour turns from “day trip” into “real adventure.” Even if you are not a thrill-seeker, the motorbike transfer helps you avoid a long slog before the waterfalls ever show up.

A small but important detail: this is a private tour/activity, so you are not squeezed into a big mixed group. Your day feels more flexible, and your guide can manage the pace for your group.

Stop 1: Sekumpul Waterfall, where the day turns into water time

Sekumpul is the first major payoff. The tour includes an admission ticket for Sekumpul, and the schedule gives you about 30 minutes at this first waterfall stop.

That timing is short, so you should go in with a plan. If you want photos, bring your best angles mindset from the start. If you want water time, be ready to move quickly once you reach the area. Short stops can feel rushed if you spend the first five minutes just figuring out your footing.

The experience also includes access to a jumping point and water slide river with a helmet and supervisor. This is one of the best value points in the whole package. It means the “fun in the river” part is supported, not just suggested. If you are traveling with kids or friends who want action but do not want to guess about safety, that supervision piece is reassuring.

For comfort, remember that you should bring swimwear, and you will want shoes that can handle wet ground. The tour also suggests bringing a towel and a change of clothes for after the activities.

Stop 2: Fili/Fiji Waterfalls, a four-cascade area with spring-water sights

After Sekumpul, you continue to the Fili/Fiji waterfalls area, described as containing about four waterfalls. You also get a sightseeing bonus on the way in: two side by side waterfalls, plus one said to be 100% spring water.

You will have around 2 hours at this second area, which is more breathing room than the Sekumpul stop. That matters because in waterfall country, walking paths, photo points, and getting in and out of water all take time. Two hours gives you a better chance to actually enjoy the place instead of just passing through.

This is also the part of the day where valley views and water sounds take over. You are not just looking at a waterfall from a platform. You are moving around within the river zone, which is why packing proper footwear and a towel is not optional.

One more practical note: alcohol is not included, but it is available to purchase. So if you plan on a drink later, budget for it. For the active parts, you will be glad you are not relying on alcohol to get you through the walk.

What “all-inclusive” means here: lunch, bottled water, and the hidden-fee headache avoided

For $90 per person, the big win is what is already included. You get private transportation, an English speaking trekking guide, motorbike transfers to and from the trekking start point, bottled water, lunch, and the safety gear setup for the water slide river area.

On top of that, entrance tickets are included for the waterfall stops on the main route. That is the part that often causes surprise costs on Bali tours. Here, at least for Sekumpul and the Fili/Fiji waterfalls, you can plan your day without doing last-minute math.

What is not included is also clear. Alcoholic drinks are available for purchase, and entrance fees for optional stops are not included. So if you add on temples or viewpoints, be ready for extra ticket prices there.

Optional add-ons: Ulun Danu Beratan, Wanagiri hills, and Handara gate

You might have time and interest to add stops along the way. The tour lists three optional add-ons:

• Ulun danu beratan temple
• Wanagiri hidden hills
• Bali handara iconic gate

Here is how to think about these extras. They are not included by default, and their entrance fees are not included either. So only add them if they genuinely fit your trip style and you are comfortable with extra costs.

These optional stops can also change the flow of your day. If you are mainly chasing waterfalls and want maximum time for swimming and photos, you may be happiest skipping the extras. If you want a broader Bali sampler, adding one viewpoint or temple can work well.

Safety and comfort: what you should bring for a wet, active trek

This tour is not a stroll. You should plan like you are walking in and around water.

What to bring is clearly spelled out:

• Shoes (bring something you can get wet)
• Towel
• Hat
• Sun block
• A change of clothes for after the activities
• Cash money for locals shopping and tips

Those last two matter more than you might think. You will likely want to refresh after the waterfall time, and cash helps if you end up buying small items from locals along the way.

Also, the tour includes safety support for the water slide river area, including a safety helmet and supervisor. That said, you still control your comfort. Take it slow on slippery sections. If you are prone to twisting ankles, pack shoes with grip and move carefully.

Guides, timing, and the kind of help you actually notice

This is run through Edy Smile Bali Tour, described as a legal Bali tour company managed by original Balinese people. You also get an English speaking trekking guide.

One detail worth calling out: a driver named Bobby is noted as punctual and happy to accommodate stops. Even if you do not care about names, punctuality and flexibility are what keep a waterfall day from turning into a stress-fest. When the pickup is on time, you start feeling relaxed before you even reach the trail.

Duration and expectations: fitting an 8 to 10 hour day into your Bali plan

The tour runs about 8 to 10 hours. That full-day timing is normal for waterfall treks in Bali because you are traveling from the Denpasar area and then working into rural trails.

If your Bali itinerary is already packed with beach time, spa time, and night plans, this day can feel heavy. If you are flexible and want a break from the coast, this schedule makes sense. I treat it like a highlight day, not a “fill in the hours” day.

It also starts early, so if you love sleeping in, plan around that. A 7:00 am pickup is a commitment.

Price and value for $90: where the money goes

At $90 per person, this tour can be a strong value if you would otherwise pay separately for transport, guide time, entrance tickets, and meals.

Here is what you are paying for:

• private transportation
• an English speaking trekking guide
• motorbike transfers to and from the start point
• bottled water
• lunch
• access to the jumping point and water slide river area with helmet and supervisor
• entrance tickets for the main waterfall stops

Alcohol is extra, and optional stop entrance fees are extra. But for most people, the included pieces remove a lot of friction. You spend less time hunting down cash-only fees and more time doing the actual waterfall part.

Who should book this Sekumpul trek, and who might prefer something else

I would steer you toward this tour if:

• you want a waterfall day with built-in food and safety support
• you like guided trails and photo stops
• you would rather pay one price than manage entrance tickets and lunch separately
• you are traveling in a group that benefits from private attention

I would think twice if:

• you prefer easy walking with minimal terrain
• you do not have strong fitness for a trekking day
• your plans rely on late mornings

Minimum age is 10 years, so families should factor in that and the physical demands of a trekking route.

Should you book this All Inclusive Bali Sekumpul Waterfalls Trekking Tour?

Yes, if your goal is a structured, all-inclusive day built around Sekumpul and the Fili/Fiji waterfalls, with enough time to actually enjoy water time and photos. The biggest reason to book is the mix of inclusions: lunch, bottled water, entrance tickets for the main stops, and safety gear and supervision for the river activities.

Skip it if you are only after a quick waterfall glimpse, or if you want zero trekking and zero early starts. Also, if you plan to add the temple or viewpoint options, remember those entrance fees are not included, so your final cost may rise.

If you want one Bali day that feels like a real experience rather than a checklist, this is a solid choice.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

Pickup starts at 7:00 am.

How long is the Bali Sekumpul waterfalls trekking tour?

It runs about 8 to 10 hours.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Are entrance tickets included for Sekumpul and Fili/Fiji waterfalls?

Yes. Admission tickets are included for Sekumpul Waterfall and for the Fili Waterfall stop.

What food and drinks are included in the price?

Lunch is included, and bottled water is also included. Alcoholic drinks are not included, but they are available to purchase.

Is the water slide or jumping area included, and is there safety equipment?

Access to the jumping point and water slide river is included, and a safety helmet and supervisor are provided.

Can I add optional stops like Ulun Danu Beratan temple or Wanagiri hills?

Yes, optional stops include Ulun danu beratan temple, Wanagiri hidden hills, and Bali handara iconic gate. Entrance fees for optional stops are not included.

What should I bring, and is there a minimum age?

You should bring shoes, a towel, a hat, sun block, and a change of clothes for after the activities. The minimum age is 10 years, and the tour notes you should have strong physical fitness.

Can I get a full refund if I cancel?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.