Kanto Lampo Waterfall Ubud Bali – Entrance Fee, Location & How to Visit (2026 Guide)

Overview

Kanto Lampo is one of those rare waterfalls that manages to be both stunning and completely stress-free to visit. Tucked away in Beng Village, Gianyar Regency — just 11 km and about 20–30 minutes from Ubud center — it’s known for something you won’t find at most waterfalls: a beautiful layered volcanic rock formation where water spills gently down stepped stone surfaces, forming a natural curtain that’s become one of the most photographed scenes in all of Bali.

Getting there is easy, the walk in takes 5–10 minutes from the parking area, and the entrance fee is just IDR 25,000 per person. Whether you’re traveling with family, doing a solo half-day trip, or squeezing it into a packed Ubud itinerary, Kanto Lampo fits.

Opening Hours: 06:30 AM – 05:30 PM daily

You’ll hear the waterfall before you see it — as you descend the steps, the sound of water builds and the air turns noticeably cooler.

Last Updated: June 2026

Written by the Ubud Center Local Travel Team using local knowledge and firsthand experience.

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Kanto Lampo Waterfall Ubud Bali – Entrance Fee, Location & How to Visit (2026 Guide)

Quick Info About Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Detail	Information
Entrance Fee	IDR 25,000
Opening Hours	06:30 AM – 05:30 PM
Walk from Parking	5–10 minutes
Swimming	Allowed
Waterfall Height	15 meters
Steps	70–100
Distance from Ubud	11 km
Travel Time from Ubud	20–30 minutes
Best Time to Visit	07:30–09:30 AM

Where Is Kanto Lampo Waterfall Located?

Kanto Lampo sits in Beng Village, Gianyar Regency — a straightforward drive from most parts of southern Bali.

From Ubud: 20–30 minutes
From Sanur: 35–45 minutes
From Denpasar: 45–60 minutes
From Ngurah Rai Airport: around 1.5 hours

Address: Banjar Kelod Kangin, Beng Village, Gianyar, Bali 80513 Search Kanto Lampo Waterfall Gianyar on Google Maps and you’ll find it easily.

A Few Tips Before You Go to Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Arrive early. The difference between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM is dramatic — early mornings are quiet, cool, and great for photos without strangers in the frame.
Protect your phone and camera. The mist from the waterfall reaches further than most visitors expect.
Watch your step. The rocks are beautiful but genuinely slippery, especially after rain or near the water’s edge.

Is Kanto Lampo Waterfall Worth Visiting?

Honestly, yes — and it’s one of the easiest calls to make when planning an Ubud day trip. The combination of a unique rock formation, easy access, and low entrance fee makes it a no-brainer for first-time visitors to Bali. It’s not a big, thundering waterfall that takes a two-hour jungle trek to reach. It’s photogenic, relaxed, and quick — which makes it perfect to pair with other nearby attractions in a single day.

It works especially well for:

Waterfall photography without serious trekking
Families looking for a manageable outing
Half-day or full-day Ubud tour itineraries

Photos of Kanto Lampo Waterfall on Instagram

What Makes Kanto Lampo Waterfall Special?

Most waterfalls in Bali plunge straight down into a pool. Kanto Lampo does something different — the water flows across layers of dark volcanic rock, fanning out across each step before falling to the next. The result is that rippling curtain effect that makes it instantly recognizable in photos. It’s the kind of scene that looks almost too perfect to be natural.

Can You Swim at Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

Yes, and it’s a lovely way to end the visit. The shallow pools at the base are cool and refreshing, particularly welcome after the walk down in Bali’s heat.
That said, a few things worth knowing:
The rocks are very slippery — proper footwear makes a real difference
During rainy season, water flow increases significantly
Stick to the lower areas and avoid climbing the higher rock sections
Keep a close eye on children near the water at all times

How Long Should People Spend Here?

One to two hours is the sweet spot for most visitors. That gives you enough time to walk down, explore the waterfall from different angles, get your photos, take a swim if you want, and head back up without feeling rushed. It’s a compact visit by design, which is part of what makes it so easy to combine with Tibumana, Suwat, Tukad Cepung, or Tirta Empul on the same day.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall Entrance Fee (2026)

Ticket Type	Price
Adult	IDR 25,000
Children	Usually same price
Scooter Parking	IDR 5,000
Car Parking	IDR 10,000

Bring cash — card payment isn’t reliable here. Prices may change, but Kanto Lampo consistently ranks among the most affordable waterfall visits near Ubud.

How Difficult Is the Walk?

Not difficult at all. From the parking area, it’s roughly 70–100 steps down to the waterfall, taking about 5–10 minutes at a relaxed pace. The path is well-maintained and manageable for most fitness levels, including families with older children.

How to Get to Kanto Lampo Waterfall From Ubud

There’s no public transport to Kanto Lampo, so you’ll need to arrange your own way there.

Option	Notes
Scooter rental	Best for independent travelers who are comfortable riding
Taxi / Grab	Convenient for a direct trip
Group tour	Fixed schedule, good value if you don’t mind sharing
Private driver	Best overall option, especially for multi-stop days

If you’re planning to visit more than one waterfall — which is easy given how close several are to each other — a private driver is by far the most practical choice. You get a flexible schedule, no parking headaches, and comfortable transport between stops.

What Is the Best Time to Visit Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

07:30–09:30 AM is the window most locals and experienced visitors aim for. The light is soft, the air is cool, and you’ll have far more space to enjoy the waterfall (and get photos without a crowd).

Time	Crowd Level
07:00–09:00 AM	Low
09:00–11:00 AM	Moderate
11:00 AM–02:00 PM	High
03:00–05:00 PM	Moderate

Best months are during the dry season (April–October), when paths are safer and water conditions are clearer. The rainy season brings stronger flow and more dramatic visuals, but the walk down can get slippery and water clarity sometimes suffers after heavy rain.

What to Bring to Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Swimwear and a towel
Water shoes or sandals with good grip
Extra change of clothes
Waterproof phone case (seriously — the spray reaches further than you’d expect)
Drinking water
Cash for entrance and parking
Small dry bag for valuables (optional but useful)

Even if you’re not planning to swim, count on getting lightly misted near the main viewing area.

Kanto Lampo vs. Other Ubud Waterfalls

Waterfall	Best For
Kanto Lampo	Photography, easy access, quick visits
Tibumana	Swimming, relaxed atmosphere
Suwat	Quiet setting, bamboo rafting
Tegenungan	Grand scale, dramatic views

Kanto Lampo earns its spot as the go-to for first-timers and photography, but the surrounding area has a lot to offer — a full-day waterfall tour combining two or three of these is genuinely one of the best ways to spend a day in Ubud.

Facilities at Kanto Lampo Waterfall

Nothing fancy, but everything you need:

Parking area near the entrance
Public toilets and changing rooms
Ticket counter at the entrance
Small warungs (local food stalls) and shops
Seating areas to rest
Mobile signal in most areas

Photography Tips for Kanto Lampo Waterfall

The iconic shot is from the rock platform directly in front of the waterfall, where the layered stone creates that signature curtain effect. For the best results, come early for soft morning light and smaller crowds. Wearing something that contrasts against dark volcanic rock — whites, yellows, bright colors — makes a noticeable difference in photos. And protect your gear: the mist is constant near the main viewpoint.

What to Expect & Safety Tips

Kanto Lampo gets busy. Mid-morning and midday see the heaviest foot traffic, and during peak times there can be a queue for the main photo spot. If crowds aren’t your thing, the early morning visit really does make a difference.

Safety reminders worth repeating:

Good grip footwear is genuinely important here
Stay on marked paths and listen to local staff
Don’t climb rocks that look unstable
Children need active supervision near the water

Is It Worth Hiring a Private Driver to Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

If you’re visiting just Kanto Lampo, a scooter or Grab works fine. But if you want to make a proper day of it — which most visitors do — a private driver is hard to beat. You get flexibility, comfort, and someone who knows the roads and parking situations at each stop.
Private drivers in Ubud typically start from around USD 32 per vehicle (for up to 7 passengers), covering a full day with a custom itinerary.

Full-Day Waterfall Tour with a Private Driver

Duration: 8–10 hours What’s included:

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Private air-conditioned vehicle with English-speaking driver
Fuel and parking fees
Flexible itinerary — you choose the stops
Free itinerary planning help
No prepayment required

Popular combinations: Kanto Lampo + Tibumana + Suwat + Tukad Cepung + Tirta Empul — all in one day.

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Kanto Lampo Waterfall Tour Itinerary

09:00 AM – Pick up from hotel

Meet your private driver and start the day heading to the waterfalls area near Ubud.

09:30 AM – Tegenungan Waterfall

Visit one of Bali’s most famous waterfalls. Enjoy the view, take photos, and walk down to the river area.

10:45 AM – Kanto Lampo Waterfall

A beautiful photogenic waterfall flowing over layered rocks — perfect for photos and a refreshing dip.

12:00 PM – Tibumana Waterfall

A peaceful hidden gem surrounded by jungle. Ideal for relaxing, swimming, and enjoying nature away from crowds.

01:15 PM – Suwat Waterfall

Swim in the natural pool and try the famous bamboo raft. This quiet waterfall is a perfect stop before lunch.

02:30 PM – Lunch Time

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant with Indonesian or Western food option.

03:45 PM – Luwak Coffee Plantation

Taste traditional Balinese coffee and herbal teas while learning about the coffee-making process.

04:45 PM – Tirta Empul Temple

Visit the holy spring temple and see the traditional purification ritual.

06:00 PM – Return to hotel

Arrive back at your accommodation after a full day of nature and culture.

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FAQ

Is Kanto Lampo Waterfall worth visiting?

Yes — it’s photogenic, affordable, and easy to reach, making it one of the best waterfall stops near Ubud.

How far is Kanto Lampo Waterfall from Ubud?

About 11 km, or 20–30 minutes by road.

What is the entrance fee for Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

IDR 25,000 per person (2026), plus separate parking fees. Bring cash.

Can you swim at Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

Yes, in the shallow pools at the base. The water is refreshing, but the rocks are slippery so wear proper footwear.

How many steps are there to Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

Around 70–100 steps from the parking area, taking 5–10 minutes to walk down.

What is the best time to visit Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

07:30–09:30 AM for smaller crowds, cooler temperatures, and better light.

Is Kanto Lampo Waterfall crowded?

It can get busy, especially late morning and midday. Arriving early makes a real difference.

Do I need a guide or private driver?

No guide required. A private driver is recommended if you’re combining multiple stops.

What should I bring to Kanto Lampo Waterfall?

Swimwear, towel, water shoes, a waterproof phone case, cash, and drinking water.

Is Kanto Lampo Waterfall suitable for families?

Yes, with proper supervision near the water. The short walk makes it manageable for most families.

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