Munduk has some of the best things to do in all of Bali. You’re spoilt for choice with so many waterfalls - including one inside a canyon, a blue lagoon swimming hole, stunning lake temple, cafes with views and of course a swing or two!

When you first set eyes on Sekumpul Waterfalls it’s like you’ve just stepped into Jurassic Park, it’s wild and incredibly beautiful. However a visit here is not as straightforward as it used to be. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including how you can access the falls without a guide.

Munduk Falls is spectacular and you can often get it all to yourself. We’re sharing all the details on how to get there, the walking trail and what it’s like to swim at the bottom of the falls.

Aling Aling Waterfall is an adventure lovers dream, with four gorgeous waterfalls, huge cliff jumps and even a waterfall slide. However, if that’s not your thing then you’ll need to plan your visit carefully. We’re sharing everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip.

Gitgit Twin Waterfall sits inside a beautiful canyon and cascades into a small but gorgeous swimming hole. It’s one of the most unique waterfalls in Bali. We’re sharing everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip.

The Blue Lagoon is the stuff Bali dreams are made of. Turquoise water, steep fern covered canyon walls and a small cascade together creating one of the most magical swimming spots in all of Bali. Getting there can be confusing though so we have you covered on all the options and what they entail in this post.

Gitgit Waterfall is one of the most popular in Bali for a reason. The spectacular falls cascade into a small pool and the power of the water creates a spray that can be felt metres away. It’s popularity has created some scams and confusion though and we’re sharing how to avoid it all in this guide.