Only in Bali would you see a natural waterfall swamped by market stalls and a beach bar. We were a little disappointed there wasn’t much left natural about this waterfall, it was disappointing to see rubbish and you have to run they gauntlet of street sellers calling out trying to sell you things before you see the waterfall. There is a lot of stairs down to the waterfall which also lead to a restaurant bar. We are glad we saw it but probably wouldn’t visit again.

A beautiful waterfall with great opportunities to swim, take photos and climb to take in the impressive power of the waterfall. Be warned, there are a lot of steps to reach the waterfall and the area of overwhelmed by stalls and people which takes away from the magic of the place. Personally I’d recommend searching out the quieter and less touristy waterfalls so you can actually enjoy the beauty of Bali

What do I mean ruined by tourism? 5 swings (4 at top, 1 at bottom), a glass bridge, only souvenir shops on the hill down and a beach club that is massive which blasts extremely loud pop music. That aside, it is a nice waterfall but not the best around the area. It is a steep walk down then back up stairs but can be peaceful down near the stream and lots of people quietly building stone towers.

We visited this waterfall on the way to Ubud from the Bali safari. This was the only waterfall we saw during our Bali trip and were pleasantly surprised at the amount of water in it. Unlike others we ended our trip at Ubud and this place gave us a taste of things to come - we were treated and called out in Balinese hindi (Thanda thanda nariyal paani pee lo :)) on the way. It was slightly crowded though which is understandable given the easy access.

We visited the waterfall as our first stop and there were just few tourists, so we enjoyed the waterfall and we had some beautiful pictures. We were early in the morning, so it was cold for a water dip. You have to take giant stairs down to get to the waterfall and up again. I wouldn't recommend it for people with limited physical activity.

Crowded. The waterfall itself it’s nice but no impressing. Does not worth it to go just to see it and take pictures. But you can swim in it. The water is not cold and the whole experience is so much funny! Unfortunately, no descent changing room is available, keep that in mind!

We were at this waterfall 7 years ago and it has changed heaps. Not the waterfall itself but the surroundings . From a long glass bridge that you can see the waterfall and river below. Definitely not as much rubbish lying around in the water . Even roped off so you can’t feel the impact of the waterfall on your body now lol. There is also club Ommo looking at the waterfall , which you can utilise their lift if you spend a few dollars for food or a couple of froffys . Which we did and took the Bintangs to the waterfall to drink . Just make sure you tell Ommo you will pick the froffys up from the bar downstairs, just so they are cold. You can swim in the water at the waterfall but be aware that there are slippery bamboo crossings and stairs.

Get there early as a bit later it is crowded with tourists. It is a nice spot, but the crowds and the tourist traps are over the top, like so many such places. If you are into the water and sitting in the sun with a few drinks you will love it. If you are into natural beauty as I said get there early to see it, but still hard to get away from the tourist strip that has overtaken the falls.

It was definitely interesting to visit, as it has so many people and it is such a large waterfall; but definitely too busy to get much enjoyment or to swim. I much preferred the smaller but empty waterfalls I visited that day (Uma Anyar and Sumampan). Quite a few steps but not steep. There is a market but our driver didn’t recommend shopping there.

Lovely sights. Slightly ruined visit because of the large numbers of tourist but otherwise still a lovely visit. Would not recommend to those who have difficulties with their mobility as there are many steps (both steep and/or narrow) and if you’d like to get up to nicer areas it would be extremely difficult if you have mobility issues. Otherwise I was mesmerised and we spent a bit of time just soaking our feet in the water.