Author: Haley Blackall

This monumental and moody Mount Agung viewpoint is one of the best ways to see the glorious volcano. Bukit Cinta Bali, meaning ‘hill of love’ in Bahasa, is quite possibly the best view of Mount Agung you can get. Especially when you visit at sunrise. This is the time of day that the volcano will…

If you visit only one waterfall when staying in Ubud Bali, make it this one. Tibumana waterfall gives you that quintessential tropical paradise feel. From the beautiful palm tree-lined road leading to it, the well-groomed walk through the jungle, or the sound of rushing water before you even see it, Tibumana will satisfy all your…

Located in a small town of the same name, Suwat waterfall in central Bali is one of those off-the-beaten-path type places. A 15 metre high waterfall leisurely drops from the jungle clifftop into a deep natural pool. Suwat waterfall features a hidden cave just behind the falls and large mossy boulders reminiscent of a fairytale. …

Located in the Sidemen region of Central Bali is the mystical and stunning Tukad Cepung waterfall. Among one of the more unique waterfalls in Bali, Tukad Cepung is visited for its famous sun rays.  Imagine, wandering through a dusky grotto, surrounded by mossy rock walls, boulders and shin high waters. You hear the roar of…