- Ubud: Kanto Lampo Waterfalls, Jungle Swing, Rice Terrace
- What makes this tour stand out?
- Good To Know
- A Deep Dive into the Experience
- Starting with the Waterfalls
- The Coffee & Herbal Tea Plantation
- Manuaba & Bayad/Ulu Petanu Waterfalls
- The Highlight: Tegalalang Rice Terrace & Jungle Swing
- The Guides and Transport
- Duration, Value, and Practicalities
- Weather and Accessibility
- Who is this tour for?
- The Sum Up
- FAQ
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Ubud: Kanto Lampo Waterfalls, Jungle Swing, Rice Terrace

Rating: 5/5 (based on 45 reviews)
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Duration: 6.5 to 8 hours
Supplier: Bali Hiking Tours Company
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What makes this tour stand out?
We’re reviewing a popular private tour in Ubud that combines stunning waterfalls, a daring jungle swing, and the iconic rice terraces — perfect for those craving a mix of nature, adventure, and cultural insights.
Three things we especially love? First, the personalized attention with private transfers and a dedicated guide — no rushed group feeling here. Second, the variety of locations, from peaceful waterfalls to scenic rice fields, offers a well-rounded experience of Bali’s natural beauty. Third, the opportunity to conquer a fear of heights during the jungle swing, which reviewers say is totally worth it.
The only potential downside? The tour involves some walking, steps, and moderate physical activity, so it’s best suited for travelers with a reasonable level of fitness. This trip is perfect for those who want an authentic, well-organized day exploring Bali’s outdoors with a touch of adventure.
If you love scenic views, waterfalls, and cultural experiences with a private guide, this tour might just be your perfect Bali day.
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Good To Know

- Private Tour Experience: Personalized attention from guides and private transfers ensure comfort and flexibility.
- Stunning Waterfalls: Visit multiple waterfalls, including Goa Giri Campuhan, Uma Anyar, and Bayad/Ulu Petanu, each offering unique views and photo opportunities.
- Cultural & Food Experiences: Enjoy Bali’s rich coffee and herbal tea culture with tastings at a local plantation.
- Iconic Rice Terraces & Swing: The Tegalalang Rice Terrace with its famous swing offers breathtaking landscapes and a fun adrenaline rush.
- Physical Activity: Moderate walking and steps are involved, so some fitness is recommended.
- Rain or Shine: The trip operates in all weather conditions, so come prepared.
A Deep Dive into the Experience

Starting with the Waterfalls
The tour begins early, with hotel pickups scheduled around 07:30 for central and south Bali or 08:30 if you’re based in Ubud. Having private transport means you can relax during the drive and enjoy the scenic route. Once on the road, you’ll quickly be immersed in Bali’s lush landscapes.
The first stop, Goa Giri Campuhan Waterfall, promises tranquility. Reviewer Linda from Australia mentions it as a “hidden gem” with a peaceful setting—ideal for a gentle start to your day. Unlike some waterfalls that can be crowded, this spot tends to be quieter, giving you space to soak in the natural beauty.
Next, you’ll visit Uma Anyar Waterfall, which is noted for being a “beautiful” place with the option to swim beneath the falls. A review from Thomas highlights how they almost skipped swimming but were glad they tried — they described it as “wonderful.” This element adds a refreshing twist to the waterfall visits, making it more than just sightseeing.
More Great Tours NearbyThe Coffee & Herbal Tea Plantation
After exploring waterfalls, you’re taken to a local coffee and herbal tea plantation, where the focus is on Bali’s beloved coffee culture. Here, travelers can learn about traditional brewing methods and sample a variety of coffees and teas.
Mazie from Ireland mentions how her guide Leo made the experience feel like VIP treatment, with patience and helpfulness that extended beyond just sightseeing. Several reviews emphasize how this stop adds cultural value, giving you insight into Bali’s daily life and traditions.
Manuaba & Bayad/Ulu Petanu Waterfalls
The journey continues to Manuaba Waterfall, a peaceful spot where many reviewers comment on the natural serenity. Following that, the more hidden Ulu Petanu or Bayad Waterfalls offer picturesque landscapes without the crowds, perfect for those seeking authenticity and quiet.
The Highlight: Tegalalang Rice Terrace & Jungle Swing
No Bali waterfall tour is complete without a visit to the Tegalalang Rice Terrace. Here, the landscape is so striking that it’s impossible not to want to photograph it. The tour includes an adrenaline-pumping swing ride, allowing you to soar above the rice paddies while taking in a view that’s truly postcard-worthy.
Reviewer Carina from Germany calls it “the best day ever,” noting how the guide made them feel safe and took beautiful photos. The swing is described as scary but good fun — perfect for travelers willing to push past a fear of heights for an unforgettable experience.
The Guides and Transport
Many reviews praise guides like Dharma, Yan, Damic, Leo, and Yohan for their friendliness, knowledge, and flexibility. One reviewer from the US says, “Our guide Damic was Great! He explained Bali’s culture and traditions clearly and was very helpful.”
The private transportation, with modern, comfortable vehicles, makes the day smooth and stress-free. It also enables customized timing and stops — a notable advantage over larger group tours.
Duration, Value, and Practicalities
The tour runs from around 6.5 hours to 8 hours, including hotel pickups and drop-offs. The cost is justified by the private nature, personalized guides, and inclusion of various attractions, making it a good value for those wanting a tailored Bali experience.
A key point from reviews is the importance of some physical fitness — steps at waterfalls and walking through rice terraces require moderate effort. Packing essentials like a hat, change of clothes, towel, and sunscreen ensures you’re prepared.
Weather and Accessibility
The tour runs rain or shine, so bring appropriate clothing. Although it’s mostly outdoor, the guides are experienced at adjusting to weather conditions. Pregnant women or those over 80 are advised not to participate, and children under 3 are not suitable for this active itinerary.
Who is this tour for?

This experience is ideal for travelers who want a mix of natural scenery, cultural insights, and a bit of adventure. If you enjoy picturesque landscapes, waterfalls, and are comfortable with some walking, it’s perfect.
Those seeking a personalized, flexible trip with expert guides will find this tour particularly valuable. It’s also well-suited for couples, small groups, or families with older children who can handle the physical elements involved.
The Sum Up

This private Ubud waterfalls and rice terrace tour offers a well-rounded day exploring Bali’s best natural sights with the added thrill of a jungle swing. The focus on personalized service, knowledgeable guides, and authentic spots makes it a standout choice for travelers craving an immersive experience.
While it involves some physical activity, the rewards are plentiful — stunning views, fun photo ops, and cultural insights that make the effort worthwhile. The tour’s flexibility and private nature mean you can tailor the day to your interests, making it a memorable Bali adventure.
For those who value quality guides, scenic diversity, and a good balance of adventure and relaxation, this tour delivers excellent value. It’s best for curious travelers eager to see Bali’s outdoors at their own pace, with plenty of opportunities for fantastic photos and genuine experiences.
FAQ

Is this tour suitable for children?
Children under 3 years old and pregnant women are not recommended, given the physical activity involved.
What should I bring?
Packing a hat, change of clothes, towel, sandals, sunscreen, and cash will help you stay comfortable and prepared.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts between 6.5 to 8 hours, including hotel transfers.
Are the waterfalls crowded?
Some waterfalls, like Uma Anyar, tend to be less crowded, and travelers often appreciate the peaceful environment.
What’s the level of physical activity?
Moderate walking and steps are involved, so a reasonable fitness level is advised.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
It operates rain or shine, so come prepared for all weather conditions.
Can I customize my stops?
Yes, the private setup means guides are flexible and can accommodate slight itinerary adjustments.
How do I book and pay?
You can reserve now with the option to pay later, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the tour.
This tour offers a fantastic blend of Bali’s natural wonders, cultural richness, and just enough thrill to keep things exciting. Perfect for travelers seeking a balanced, personalized day out in Ubud.
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