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North Bali, Buleleng

Aling-Aling Waterfall

A sacred 35-metre twin cascade with natural rock slides and cliff jumps

Aling-Aling Waterfall is north Bali's most adventurous waterfall — a powerful 35-metre twin cascade in the lush jungle gorge of Sambangan village, near Singaraja. The main fall is sacred and for viewing only, but the smaller waterfalls just upstream are home to Bali's most famous natural rock slides and cliff jumps, making this a half-day adventure rather than a quick photo stop. A guided trek links four separate falls through clove, cacao and tropical fruit plantations.

Highlights

  • Sacred 35-metre twin fall — two streams side by side, for viewing only
  • Natural rock slides into deep, clear pools
  • Guided cliff jumps of 5, 10 and 15 metres at the upstream falls
  • Four waterfalls in one walk — Kroya, Kembar, Pucuk and the slide fall
  • A jungle-gorge trail through clove, cacao and fruit trees

Visitor FAQ

What does it cost and when is it open?

Aling-Aling is open daily 8am to 5pm. Viewing only costs around IDR 20,000–30,000, while the full guided slide-and-jump trek is about IDR 100,000–125,000 per person including a guide.

Do I need a guide for the slides and jumps?

Yes — a local guide is mandatory for the rock slides and cliff jumps and is included in the adventure ticket. They show you the safe entry points and water depths at each fall.

What should I bring and wear?

Wear water shoes or trainers with grip as the rocks are slippery, and bring a waterproof phone case or GoPro. Swimming is only allowed at the smaller falls, not the sacred main cascade.

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