Benang Stokel and Benang Kelambu Waterfall

Susanna Mariotti

in the last week

I really enjoyed my visit here. Yes, when you arrive they bring you to an "office" where you can choose how many waterfalls to visit, if you want to go with a guide or not and if you want to drive or hike there. The full package for 2 waterfalls was around 180k per bike and I think it was a fair price. I don't recommend you to hike there as I heard other tourists saying it took them an hour, while it takes 10 min with your motorbike. Our guide was really nice and friendly, offered to take pictures and answered all our questions. The waterfalls are probably at their best in the spring after the rainy winter.

Iona Carina

a week ago

There are many waterfalls in this area and you can either explore with an ojek (motorcycle taxi) or go hiking. I chose hiking and it was a nice one. The waterfalls are pretty, but the highlight was the Benang Kelambu. The spot isn't too crowded, so it's still a great place to visit and swim a bit.

Gabriel Padilla

2 weeks ago

Loved the waterfalls! Yes, they charge around 120,000 rupiahs (about $14usd )per person with guide included (you wanna do this to visit the more secluded waterfalls, otherwise you will get lost). In total, we visited 5 waterfalls and we had an amazing time. Eat at the local restaurants where the big parking lot is afterwards to replenish.

Shingo Sun

in the last week

Nice waterfalls where you can also swim. The price was high: 75,000 for one waterfall, 125,000 for two waterfalls and 160,000 for three waterfalls. And that was for one person. It came with a guide.

Christian Nyvoll

in the last week

A fine show of beautiful nature destroyed by the the locals. They try to overcharge and upsell you the moment you get close to the entrance, almost forcing a guide down your throat. Worst and most expensive waterfall experience we have had inn all of Bali, Nusa Penida and Lombok. The police or government should crack down on this place because it ruins their tourists experience. Paying more than 10-25k per person to enter a spot of nature should not be allowed. I even highly doubt that is allowed by the government, since that seems to be the standard rates everywhere else in this country. The local mafia here is just trying to force as much money out of tourists as possible, and the money probably just goes straight into their pockets, instead of back to protect this spot of nature. They don't even follow their own "official ticket" prices, as everyone we met had been able to haggle down their price. Ticket prices attached in image.