Our driver recommended this stop. The fee was 250K rupia, which was not bad. It includes a 20 minute scooter ride through the forest to the gate of the forest park. Our guide took us along the concrete walkway, where we got helmets (required wearing due to falling stones) and if you don't bring a rain-coat you get need a parka, available at the gate. The initial falls were small but as you wind into the slot canyon, the water is flowing from all sides, ending in a circular terminus with a 200m water fall with water flowing down all sides. It is refreshing and the guides will help you get photos with you in them, as they know a lot of good angles. Don't be too stingy with the tips, the guides are great.

Our guide is very helpful - he took fantastic videos and photos of us (guiding us where to sit and how to pose). He also took good care of us, telling us where to step when crossing the stream or climbing the rocks. In these places, he also took our hands one-by-one as we crossed the stream or climb the rocks so we felt very safe when we were with him. And the fun of crossing the cold water stream and letting waterfall fall on your head is once in a lifetime. We enjoy this much more than Tumpak Sewu waterfall, and part of it is due to good service that we had.

This is an absolutely beautiful waterfall in a very scenic narrow canyon, ending in a tall circular basin with the water cascades on all sides. The photos are lovely but being in the middle of it is even better, well worth a visit! We got a moped ride down the road from the town to the trail head, then walked the couple of km to the falls. The walk is easy and flat, just be aware there are a couple of points where you walk through the river, so wear some sandals or something similar that you don’t mind getting wet. We had hiking boots but took them off, you don’t really need anything so heavy, the walk is relatively short and easy. You’ll also need a waterproof coat to walk among the falls at the end. There are people selling plastic ponchos if you want. We also had a guide. The route is so easy that a guide may not be necessary, but I’m glad we did it, because he was friendly and helpful and he helped us take some beautiful photos. Plus it only cost a tiny amount but it pays back into the local community, so it’s a good thing I think. The only downside for me was that it can get busy on the weekend and there are a lot of people just trying to get showy photos for their instagram. It would be nicer if you could just enjoy being in such a beautiful place without people doing instagram ‘photo shoots’!