Visited the falls around 11.00am and they were busy but no to crowded. You park up and pay, sorry I can't remember what I paid but it was not a lot, take cash as I am not sure you are able to use a card there. You walk through a small market and then down 165 steps down to the fall, there is no shade and it is very hot, the walk down is okay but be prepared for the walk back up. There are lots of view points along the way and where ever you stop the views are stunning and the sound of the fall is magical. Should you wish to swim there are lockers available to put your stuff in. There is a small water temple by the lockers which is worth visiting, very pretty. I then walked to the fall via the stream, I took my shoes off and if is very pebbly so worth taking sea shoes. The fall is set in such a beautiful valley, the whole area is stunning but when you walk through the water to the bottom of the fall it is truly magical. I absolutely loved my visit, the walk back up the stairs in the scorching heat not so much lol!! There is a sign at the bottom that warns you of the 165 steps with a "good luck"! There are several stopping points so you can take it slow and keep your eyes peeled for the cheeky monkeys in the trees. Highly recommend a visit to the falls. The glass bridge isn't to far way either but it was too hot for me to visit the bridge on this occasion. Next time.

The water wasn't the clearest I seen. The one I saw in lombok was much more majestic. It was an okay waterfall but pretty much commercialised in my opinion. Too many tourists swam in it so I didnt feel like swimming in it. The food was slightly more expensive. Overall its an okay stop by but nothing particularly special.

One of the tourist spots in Ubud but I think it is over rated. We just spent 15 min taking a few pictures. There was a photo spot that they charged 40,000 IDR, it was a ripe off. On the other hand, we had fun bargaining for cold coconuts. The asking price was IDR 30K for foreigners, then it went down to IDR 25K & the final stall offered us IDR 20K.

The climb to waterfalls is a bit steep but not more than 15-20 mins so easily doable for all ages, if you wish there is a nice ice cream point to bit the heat and take quick stop while climbing down to waterfalls, day we went was quiet and we could enjoy a good hour of water soaked an splashed time with few good clicks . There are couple of day clubs with pool, food, cocktails and swings which would recommend after visit to waterfalls. It would be good to reach this point post lunch which gives you about an hour in waterfalls and another at day clubs.

Got a taxi from Nusa Dua - took about 75 minutes. The waterfall is beautiful and definitely worth a visit. Lots of steep stairs - be warned. Take towel, bathing costume and change of clothes. It’s really peaceful and not too overcrowded.

A nice waterfall. To access this you have to traverse down many steep steps - the return route on a hot day may require a few breaks depending on fitness levels. There were a few people enjoying the pool, in the rainy season the water isn't that clear and appears a bit muddy. I'm sure the pool would have been enjoyable although we didn't bathe on this occasion. There are many places to take some nice photos and selfies along the way and a pretty nice looking pool-side bar, halfway down in case you need refreshments before or after the waterfall. All in all a pretty spot which can get quite busy - try to visit here in the morning if possible

A Wonderful waterfall. The only issue is the steep stairs leading to and from, so please keep this in mind. You pay a small entrance fees, there is also ample pay parking around. There are multiple restaurants and shops before you start going down to the waterfall. But beyond that it a nice waterfall, they have free toilets and changing rooms close to the waterfall. There is a nice swimming area below the waterfall landing, which is appropriately busy and one find their own space, we did not feel any over crowding. A refreshing activity, which you can start or end with a meal or a drink at the restaurant Omma nearby. Recommended…!

Fun. First, know that it has A LOT of steps. Be sure to wear sturdy supportive shoes. It has a few spots where you can take pictures. The waterfall is nice to look at and you can get in the water if you choose. You can spend some time there eating, taking pictures and buying souvenirs. Overall it was worth the visit.

Loved the whole walk down to the waterfall and it was beautiful when you got there. Try and go early (before 10.30am) as it gets quite busy. It is a VERY steep climb with lots of steps. I was unwell but was able to use the lift at the Omma (had to buy a drink first) which meant I didn't have to climb back up. Not for those who are less mobile

This is a great part of a day trip from Sanur. we included it with the abandoned theme park and the mini zoo. the waterfall is beautiful with a couple of gorgeous infinity pool bars surrounding a swimming area. it also has fresh water pools that are little but very pretty to swim in. a heap of stairs to get down to it, so be aware you have to return! on the way down there are big bird nest structures to get your photo in. so pretty and so worth the trip here!