
1 / 10Best of East Bali Including Temples and Waterfall
About this activity
Explore East Bali's most iconic temples, ancient caves, and cascading waterfalls on a private 8-hour tour with an English-speaking driver. This unhurried itinerary dedicates roughly an hour at each site, allowing you to absorb the cultural and natural highlights without the chaos of large group tours.
Experience the best east Bali has to offer on this 8 hours private full-day tour, rather than rushing from site to site on a large group. Spend in about 1 hour on each location to ensure you explore the entire place. An experienced English speaking driver will accompany you throughout the day to visit Best of east Bali from the magnificent architecture of Batuan Temple, the historical site of Goa Gajah, including the picturesque Kato Lampo waterfall and lust rain forest surrounding of Tibumana waterfall.
Prepare your swimming suit as you will have an opportunity to swim over the natural Tibumana waterfall - the last waterfall you visit in this tour. Flexible stopping time for lunch or others are included in this tour
Highlights
- ✓Batuan Temple — intricate stone carvings and spiritual architecture
- ✓Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) — 11th-century Hindu sanctuary carved into rock
- ✓Kato Lampo Waterfall — tiered cascade set in lush forest
- ✓Tibumana Waterfall — swim in natural pools surrounded by rainforest
- ✓Private transportation with knowledgeable local driver
- ✓Flexible lunch stops tailored to your pace
Insider tips
- ★Bring a waterproof bag or dry bag for phones and valuables at the waterfalls; paths can be slippery and water splashes are guaranteed.
- ★Wear a sarong or light cover-up for temple visits—shoulders and knees should be covered out of respect; sarongs are often available to borrow.
- ★Start early to beat crowds at popular sites, especially Goa Gajah, and allow time for authentic lunch at a local warung rather than tourist restaurants.
Good to know
- •Swimming suit required for Tibumana Waterfall; changing facilities are basic, so wear your suit under clothing or plan accordingly.
- •The tour involves moderate walking on uneven terrain, steep steps, and wet surfaces—sturdy, quick-dry footwear (water shoes or sandals with grip) is essential.
- •Hotel pickup/drop-off typically included for central Bali locations; confirm exact meeting point and time with supplier upon booking.
- •Bring sun protection (high SPF sunscreen, hat), insect repellent, and a light rain jacket—East Bali can be humid with afternoon showers.
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during the dry season (April–October) for the most comfortable hiking conditions and fewer waterfalls swollen by rain. Early morning departures (around 7–8 AM) maximize daylight and cooler temperatures while avoiding midday crowds.











