Air Terjun Bertingkat

The mountain resort of Bedugul offers visitors to the area not only fresh air and beautiful mountain views and hills, temples, fresh fruits and vegetables, etc. but also some waterfalls that scattered around in its near vicinities.nThey all have one thing in common. They are not located in the main road sides to Singaraja but requires a little effort of walk inside to see each of them. Some only hundred meters away of flat walk on foot while others down and up hills to visit. But they are all accesible to the average tourists of up to 70 years or less of age.nOne of them is the one that located in the village of Gitgit that known as Air Terjun Bertingkat which stands for tiered waterfall. After 10 minutes of light walk from road side through fresh air green views of scenery on the way you will see the waterfall from its peak down to its base. Though the waterfall is not as high as you expect but it gives you nice clean and peaceful nuance of atmosfeer of the area. You can also go swiming if you like.nThere you are. If you're happened to be on the way touring north Bali to Singaraja from Denpasar, you shall be arriving in the area around lunch time after visiting some tourist objects on the way. After taking lunch in some of local restaurants then you can drop by shortly to see the waterfall before continuing further to Singaraja.nHave a good time.

The waterfalls are fantastic, and entrance is 20k per person. You will get pestered by the local guides, just be firm and tell them no and they will back off, once you get passed its a short walk and you get to see all 3 waterfalls and can swim in the water, it is a bit cold so have been warned. Would highly recommend visiting.

today there are 37 visitors who all say this is new and the view of the hills is extraordinary.I hope next you are the visitors.

Went there today and this is the only place in Bali where I felt uncomfortable with local guys. They pushed way too much to get a guide (don’t take it it is useless you can just walk down by yourself), then push for a “donation” for the parking. Felt like the guys were not happy that we didn’t take the guide.nnThe entrance is rp 20k / person and the waterfall are not that amazing. We saw much more beautiful waterfall near Munduk which were much less crowed and with much nicer people.

Disappointed compared to the other waterfalls near Munduk. 20k per person + parking donation + they push you to hire a guide.nAlso the infrastructure feel more touristic with more concrete, selfie spot and less romantic and authentic than all the other waterfall we saw