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KEY HIGHLIGHTS
1. Timings
The timings of Les waterfall is. 8:00am to 5:00pm
Singaraja: Approximately 35 kilometers (22 miles), about a 1-hour drive.
Ubud: Around 75 kilometers (47 miles), about a 2.5-hour drive.
Denpasar: Roughly 95 kilometers (59 miles), around a 3-hour drive
2. Entrance Fees and Permits
The entry fee for Gembleng Waterfall is typically around IDR 10,000 to 20,000 per person
3. Ideal Season:
The best time to visit is during the dry season (April to October) when the weather is more predictable, and the paths are less slippery.
4. How to Get There:
By Car/Motorbike: The most convenient way to reach Les Waterfall is by car or motorbike. The road is relatively well-maintained, though the last part of the journey involves a walk through the village and a short hike through the forest.
By Taxi: Hiring a taxi from nearby towns like Singaraja or Lovina is also an option. Drivers may offer round-trip services.
By Tour: Some tour operators in North Bali offer guided trips to Les Waterfall, often combined with visits to other nearby attractions.
5. Parking:
Small parking fees may apply, around IDR 5,000 (about $0.35 USD).
6. Height:
Les Waterfall is a tall, narrow cascade that plunges about 30 meters (98 feet) down a rock face into a clear pool below. The surrounding area is lush with tropical vegetation, creating a serene and natural setting.
7. Activities:
Swimming: The pool at the base of Sembleng Waterfall is suitable for swimming. The water is cool and refreshing, but be cautious of any strong currents.
Photography: The lush surroundings and cascading water offer excellent photo opportunities. Early morning or late afternoon light provides the best conditions.
Picnicking: Enjoy picnic with your friends and family.
8. Food:
Food and Drinks:
- Limited food stalls – There are a few local food stalls near the waterfall area, but not many.
- Simple local snacks – These stalls typically offer basic snacks, like fried bananas, chips, and traditional Balinese sweets.
9. Stay:
There are no accommodation directly in Les. You’ll find hotels, motels, and bed and breakfasts in the surrounding area.
10. Tips:
Footwear: Wear sturdy, non-slip shoes to navigate the potentially slippery and uneven paths.
Swimming: Swim with caution and be aware of the water conditions. Avoid swimming alone and respect any posted safety warnings.
Weather: Check weather conditions before visiting to avoid sudden rain and potential flooding.
Wildlife: Be aware of local wildlife and respect the natural habitat.
11. Precautions:
Footwear: Wear sturdy, non-slip shoes to navigate slippery rocks and uneven terrain.
Weather: Check weather conditions before visiting, especially during the monsoon season, to avoid sudden floods and increased water flow.
Stay Hydrated: Carry sufficient water, especially if trekking, as facilities are limited.
12. Nearby Attractions:
Lovina Beach: Famous for dolphin watching, located about 30 kilometers (19 miles) from Les Waterfall.
Singaraja: The former capital of Bali, offering a mix of colonial history and local culture.
Pura Maduwe Karang: An ancient Balinese temple known for its unique carvings, located nearby.
13. Facilities:
Restrooms: Basic facilities are available near the entrance.
Local Guides- If you choose to hire a local guide for a more informative experience, there may be an additional cost for their services.
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