Suwat Waterfall
A serene hidden gem in Bali, Suwat Waterfall offers a refreshing dip in a natural pool surrounded by lush greenery. Perfect for a peaceful escape.
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Suwat Waterfall
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Fewer crowds, pristine nature
Highlights
Must-see attractions
A serene hidden gem in Bali, Suwat Waterfall offers a refreshing dip in a natural pool surrounded by lush greenery. Perfect for a peaceful escape.
"This is a pretty special location and well worth the visit."
🎯 Arrive Early for Peace
Beat the crowds by arriving before 9:30 AM for a tranquil experience.
💰 Bring Cash for Entry
Entrance fee is cash-only. Have IDR 40,000 ready for foreigners.
Quick Facts
Highlights
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Refreshing Waterfall Dip
Main waterfall pool
Plunge into the cool, natural pool beneath the cascading water for a revitalizing swim. A truly immersive nature experience.
Bamboo Raft Fun
Main waterfall pool
Pose for unique photos or simply float on the charming bamboo raft. Adds a whimsical touch to your visit.
Ganesha Statue & Holy Springs
Behind the main waterfall
Discover a serene Ganesha statue and sacred springs, offering a spiritual and cultural dimension to your visit.
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best waterfalls within an hour from ubud?
I've heard that some waterfalls can filled with trash or outright dangerous to go to. while some decent ones are simply overcrowded. It seems apparent that i'd have to go a bit away from tourist heavy Ubud and go to a location where too many people don't go. What are some good…
🎯 Arrive Early for Peace
Beat the crowds by arriving before 9:30 AM for a tranquil experience.
💰 Bring Cash for Entry
Entrance fee is cash-only. Have IDR 40,000 ready for foreigners.
Any waterfalls with easy access?
Do you have any recommendations for waterfalls with easy access for a very clumsy accident prone person? Proper stairs and a walk on an even road are fine, just trying to avoid walking on rocks, ropes and things like that. Thanks!
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📸 Local Photo Assistance
Locals may offer to take photos/videos, enhancing your memories.
🏊♀️ Swim Safely
Water can be brown, but it's refreshing. Swim near the falls or jump from rocks.
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🎯 Arrive Early for Peace
Beat the crowds by arriving before 9:30 AM for a tranquil experience.
💰 Bring Cash for Entry
Entrance fee is cash-only. Have IDR 40,000 ready for foreigners.
📸 Local Photo Assistance
Locals may offer to take photos/videos, enhancing your memories.
🏊♀️ Swim Safely
Water can be brown, but it's refreshing. Swim near the falls or jump from rocks.
👟 Easy Trek
Short, 5-minute walk from parking to the falls. Accessible for most.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Suwat Waterfall is praised as a tranquil hidden gem, offering a refreshing dip in a scenic natural pool with fewer crowds than more popular spots. Visitors appreciate the easy access, friendly locals who help with photos, and the nearby Ganesha statue and holy springs. Some note the water can be brown, but the overall experience is highly recommended for a peaceful escape.
"We took a scooter ride out to Suwat Waterfall. It was an easy hour or so ride from Sanur. Steps were not too difficult, and took us down to this pretty special spot. Most of us had a dip & a bit of a swim.
After we made it back up to the car park we wandered around the back & came across another walking track which took us down to an amazing Ganesha statue & holy springs.
Well worth a visit!"
Miss Rani Girl
"We went exploring today on our scooter and drove from Ubud out to Suwat Waterfalls (35minutes). This was our first stop and When we first arrived today, we were the only ones there. This is a pretty special location and well worth the visit. A local (who I wish I got his name) offered to take photographs/vidoes and encouraged us to swim, climb the rock under the waterfalls and jump off. He took some amazing videos and photographs which have given us some pretty special memories of this place. Def recommend visiting and we will be back."
Gary Philson
"place is nice, not too many people and locals who take photos for you🥰 not very impressive, but if you want to avoid crowds and have some time with nature, it is nice. also next to it are holy waters and the temple, which you can visit too!
water was brown and we didn’t want to swim, but temperature of the water was very nice and you definitely can give it a try!"
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Suwat Waterfall is about a 35-minute scooter ride from Ubud. You can rent a scooter in Ubud or hire a private driver. The journey offers scenic views of Bali's countryside.
Yes, it's relatively easy to find, especially if you use GPS on your scooter or phone. Look for signs directing you to the waterfall.
Many visitors opt for a scooter for flexibility and to explore the surrounding areas. Taxis or ride-sharing apps are also options, though scooter rental is often preferred for the adventure.
Suwat Waterfall is approximately an hour's scooter ride from Sanur, making it a feasible day trip destination.
Yes, there is a parking area available at the entrance to Suwat Waterfall, making it convenient for visitors arriving by scooter or car.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
The entrance fee is IDR 40,000 for foreigners and IDR 20,000 for locals. It's advisable to have cash on hand as payment is typically required in cash.
While specific hours aren't always posted, it's generally best to visit during daylight hours, from morning until late afternoon, to enjoy the natural beauty and safety.
No, advance booking is not typically required for Suwat Waterfall. You can pay the entrance fee upon arrival.
The entrance fee covers access to the waterfall and the opportunity to swim in the natural pool. There are no separate charges for swimming.
Yes, the entrance fee generally includes access to the nearby Ganesha statue and holy springs, allowing you to explore the cultural aspects of the site.
🎫 🏞️ Onsite Experience
The walk from the parking lot to the waterfall is short, approximately 5 minutes, and involves a well-maintained path, making it easily accessible for most visitors.
Absolutely! The natural pool at the base of Suwat Waterfall is perfect for a refreshing swim. You can swim right up to the falls or even climb behind them.
Suwat Waterfall is known for being less crowded than some of Bali's more famous waterfalls, especially if you visit early in the morning. +1
Basic facilities such as toilets and changing rooms are available. The path is clean and well-maintained, adding to the pleasant experience.
Yes, the short walk and accessible swimming area make Suwat Waterfall a good option for families looking for a natural escape.
📸 📸 Photography
The area around the waterfall, the bamboo raft, and the Ganesha statue offer great photo opportunities. The lush greenery provides a beautiful backdrop.
Yes, it's common for locals to offer assistance with taking photos and videos, often capturing unique angles and moments for visitors.
While drone usage rules can vary, the open space around the waterfall might allow for drone photography, but always check local regulations before flying.
Early morning light offers soft, beautiful illumination and fewer people, making it ideal for photography.
The bamboo raft provides a unique prop for photos, and the ability to swim close to the falls or behind them offers dynamic perspectives.
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