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Majestic view of Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng, North Bali

Your Ultimate Guide to Exploring Gitgit Waterfall in North Bali

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Post Modified Date: February 20, 2025 by Wayan Suadnyana Category: Attractions, Bali Travel Guidelines, First-Time Travel Tips, Waterfall

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the stunning Gitgit Waterfall, a hidden gem in the Buleleng northern region of Bali. This guide walks you through every important detail you’ll need for this adventure, from its location, how to get there, entrance fees, and enjoyable activities you can partake in. Our goal? To help you have a well-prepared and fantastic trip to Gitgit Waterfall.

Majestic view of Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng, North Bali
The breathtaking Gitgit Waterfall is a hidden gem in the heart of North Bali. Photo By Abdel Rahman-Ismail
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  • Location and Access to Gitgit Waterfall
  • Estimated Travel Time
  • Transportation Options for Gitgit Waterfall
  • Attractions En Route from South Bali
  • Road Conditions to Gitgit Waterfall
  • Pathway to Gitgit Waterfall & Opening hours
  • Latest Entrance Ticket Prices to Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng
  • Best Time to Visit Gitgit Waterfall
  • Equipment to Bring
  • Main Attraction of Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng
  • Facilities and Accommodations Near the Attraction
  • More Than Just Waterfalls: Fun Activities at Gitgit
  • Waterfalls in Gitgit, Buleleng, Bali+−
    • 1. Twin/Mixed Waterfalls:
    • 2. Multilevel Waterfall
    • 3. Colek Pamor Waterfall
  • Tourist Attractions in North Bali Besides the Gitgit Buleleng Waterfall
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Summary

Location and Access to Gitgit Waterfall

Hidden away in Gunung Luwih Village, Gitgit, Buleleng Regency, Gitgit Waterfall is a sensory treat. Above all, its unique location, sandwiched between the highway linking Denpasar and Bedugul with Singaraja City, the heart of Buleleng Regency, makes it an easily accessible oasis.

It’s simpler to reach than nearby waterfalls like the Sekumpul, Munduk, and Aling-Aling Waterfalls. Just pop the name into Google Maps, and you’re coming!

Estimated Travel Time

Depending on where you’re coming from, you might be in for a short or slightly longer journey:

  • From the center of Lovina Beach, Buleleng: about 35 minutes (20 km).
  • From popular tourist areas like Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Legian, Jimbaran, Tanjung Benoa, or Nusa Dua: around 2 hours 30 minutes (80 km).
  • From Bali Safari Marine Park or downtown Ubud: approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.

Remember, these are just estimates—distances and traffic conditions might require flexibility in your schedule.

Transportation Options for Gitgit Waterfall

Variety of transportation options available to reach Gitgit Waterfall
Choose your preferred way to explore North Bali, from a car with a private driver and motorbikes to private tours. Photo by Wijaya Kusuma

Meanwhile, your journey to Gitgit Waterfall can be as flexible and comfortable as possible. Whether you’re keen on a motorbike ride, prefer a cosy car, or would rather book a complete vacation package to North Bali, all got you covered.

While online taxi services and Gojek are popular in South Bali and Denpasar City, they might be scarce in North Bali. Therefore, consider these options:

  • Motorbikes: An excellent choice for group travel and flexibility. Rentals typically range from IDR 100,000 – to IDR 250,000 per 24 hours. Don’t forget to bring a raincoat!
  • Cars: Renting a car with a driver ensures a comfortable and clean journey. Prices are contingent on the car type, from IDR 525,000 to IDR 800,000 per 12 hours.
  • Private Tour Packages (Indonesian Language): These epitomize hassle-free travel planning, including food, entrance tickets to tourist attractions, and transportation costs.

Attractions En Route from South Bali

Scenic attractions on the way to North Bali from South
Make the most of your journey to Gitgit with stops at Lake Beratan and Ulun Danu Bedugul Temple. Photo by VisionPic .net

Your journey to Gitgit Waterfall from southern Bali will take you through the picturesque Bedugul area, home to a few stops you just can’t miss:

  • Lake Beratan Bedugul: A stunning mountain lake with cool, refreshing air.
  • The Bali Botanic Gardens: A sprawling garden full of diverse flora and fauna, offering a relaxing walk under the shade of massive trees.
  • Ulun Danu Bedugul Temple: This serene temple along the shores of Lake Beratan provides stunning views and a peaceful ambiance.

Road Conditions to Gitgit Waterfall

While the entire roadway to Gitgit Waterfall is asphalt-paved, be prepared for winding ups and downs, given its mountainous location. Additionally, fog might occasionally reduce visibility, so stay alert.

Pathway to Gitgit Waterfall & Opening hours

Once you’ve arrived and parked your vehicle in the designated spot, your adventure to Gitgit Waterfall begins.

From the vehicle parking area, turn left and cross the road. Look for a sign that reads “Welcome to Gitgit Waterfall”, with an indicator pointing toward the waterfall. Follow the guidance of the indicator.

After about 250 meters, you will come across the entrance ticket counter. From there, continue walking for another 300 meters, and you will arrive at the stunning Gitgit Waterfall.

Opening hours for visitors are 07:00- 18:30, giving you ample time to explore this natural wonder.

Latest Entrance Ticket Prices to Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng

Please note that these fees may alter over time. As of February 20, 2025, here’s what you can expect to pay at the entrance:

CategoryEntrance Ticket Rates
AdultIDR 45,000/person
Children (5-10 years)IDR 45,000/person
Motorcycle parkingIDR 2,000/motorbike
Car parkingIDR 5,000/car

Best Time to Visit Gitgit Waterfall

Ideal time to visit Gitgit Waterfall during Bali's dry season
Enjoy a spectacular and hassle-free experience at Gitgit Waterfall from April to September. Image by Irene.

Looking for the ideal time to visit Gitgit Waterfall? Plan your visit during Bali’s dry season from April to September. The rain is less likely to crash your party, and the roads aren’t as slippery. For an even quieter experience, avoid weekends and public holidays. You can check the Singaraja current weather before their visit.

Equipment to Bring

Pack light but smart! Consider trekking shoes or any footwear with a good grip due to the rocky and occasionally slippery trails. A towel and a change of clothes will be useful if you plan to dip or for unexpected rain or cold weather. And, of course, don’t forget your camera or smartphone to capture your stunning moments.

Main Attraction of Gitgit Waterfall, Buleleng

Dive into the ‘hidden paradise’ of northern Bali—Gitgit Waterfalls. Comprehended for its jaw-dropping attractiveness, the waterfall stands 48 meters high, with clear, refreshing streams of water cascading into a serene pool, all encircled by a lush tropical forest.

Furthermore, you’ll need to walk about 550 meters from the parking area to the waterfall, taking in views of rice fields, rural landscapes, and clove and coffee gardens along the way.

But don’t be too quick—take your time to savor the fresh air at the ticket counter and the sound of the swift water flow. The best is yet to come.

Facilities and Accommodations Near the Attraction

Furthermore, you’ll find several amenities around this tourist destination, including a large parking area, eateries near the parking zone, toilets and changing rooms near the waterfall, and a seating area.

However, no lockers are available, so be aware of your belongings if you swim. For overnight stays, check out the accommodations in Singaraja or Lovina accommodations.

More Than Just Waterfalls: Fun Activities at Gitgit

Gitgit offers more than just its stunning waterfall. Embark on a thrilling trek through forests and parks, dip in the natural pool under the waterfall, or simply sit back and soak in the splendid landscape accompanied by the soothing waterfall sounds.

Waterfalls in Gitgit, Buleleng, Bali

But wait, there’s more! Gitgit, Buleleng, hosts a few more waterfalls not too far from Gitgit Waterfall. Here’s what to look for:

1. Twin/Mixed Waterfalls:

Also known as the “Campuhan”, meaning “mixed water”, the Twin Waterfalls are where two waterfalls converge. Nestled between two cliffs and enveloped by lush trees, you’ll find a clear, cool pool of water underneath. Check out the Gitgit Twin Waterfall Google Maps location.

2. Multilevel Waterfall

True to its name, this waterfall features three significant falls and a pool of water at each level. View the Google Maps Cascade Waterfall location.

3. Colek Pamor Waterfall

Hidden in the forest’s heart, this waterfall is favored among trekkers. However, reaching it requires navigating a dirt road that sometimes turns muddy, with no clear directions to find the location of the Colek Pamor Waterfall.

Tourist Attractions in North Bali Besides the Gitgit Buleleng Waterfall

Popular tourist spots in North Bali
Extend your adventure with a visit to Twin Lake Buyan and Tamblingan. Photo by David Gor

While you’re vacationing in northern Bali, why not explore the neighborhood? Many visitors use this opportunity to visit nearby attractions, like the Yeh Sanih Spring Pool Singaraja, Lovina Beach with its famous dolphins, the scenic Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan, and the unique relief of Maduwe Karang Temple.

Also, you can explore Munduk Village to experience local life or relax in the different atmospheres of Banjar Singaraja Hot Springs.

Planning a longer vacation in Bali? Check out our 10-Day Bali Itinerary with Sample Itineraries featuring various tourist spots, including some of the Best Waterfalls in Bali.

And if you have more time in north Bali, don’t miss our favourite 1-Day Ubud Tour for Travelers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does reaching Gitgit Waterfall from the entrance ticket location take?

It takes about 20 minutes from the entrance ticket location to the bottom of the waterfall. With around 100 steps, it’s not too strenuous.

Is Gitgit Waterfall suitable for a visit with children?

Absolutely! The trekking path isn’t too steep and has plenty of rest areas, making it child-friendly. Always keep an eye on children, though. Read more, Traveling Guide with Kids in Bali.

When is the best time to visit Gitgit Waterfall?

The dry season, from April to September, is the perfect time to visit, as the rainfall is lesser, even though the waterfall’s discharge may be less than during the rainy season.

Summary

Finally, if you’re looking for a breathtaking tourist spot in Buleleng, Bali, Gitgit Waterfall should top your list. With our detailed guides on locations, itineraries, entrance tickets, and various activities, your visit will surely be smooth and memorable. Plus, there are other waterfalls and attractions nearby to explore.

Also, please share this comprehensive travel guide to Gitgit Waterfall on your social media. Your shares will help spread this valuable information to more people interested in exploring this beautiful spot. Thank you for your time reading the travel guide, and have an amazing adventure!

Bahasa Indonesia:

“Panduan Liburan Ke Air Terjun Gitgit Buleleng Bali.”

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