Sing Sing Angin Waterfall is nestled among the rice fields and rainforest of Tabanan and it’s one of the waterfalls in Bali that rarely sees as many visitors as it deserves.
This is good news for you if you want to enjoy a waterfall without being overwhelmed by crowds. It’s an ideal spot for the would-be influencer to practice their photography/videography too without disturbing others.
Where Is Sing Sing Angin Waterfall?
It’s important to note that Sing Sing Angin Waterfall is not the Singsing Waterfall, which is found in Temukus Buleleng and is a big tourist attraction.
The Sing Sing Angin Waterfall is in the Manikyang Village in Tabanan and it’s thoroughly “off the beaten path”. This makes it stand out from some of the other major waterfalls in Bali.
Address: H322+JJ2, Unnamed Road “Jl Raya”, Manikyang, Kec. Selemadeg, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82162, Indonesia
How To Get To Sing Sing Angin Waterfall?
We would recommend that if you decide to visit Sing Sing Angin Waterfall that you either use your own transport or arrange to hire a private car and driver.
This is because while it’s easy to get there by Grab or Gojek, you are very unlikely to be able to get a Grab or Gojek to pick you up at this spot.
The waterfall is a long walk from anywhere else and you don’t want to spend your trip in the middle of nowhere on the island waiting for a ride.
Is There A Lot Of Forest Trekking At This Waterfall?
No, in fact, the worst part of getting to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall is the 3-kilometre driver down the dirt track to the parking lot. It can be very bumpy, indeed.
However, once you get there, it’s a short walk down 50 or so steps and then a slightly longer walk down the river to get to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall.
The waterfall sneaks up on you here, because, despite the fairly dramatic fall distance at this natural wonder, there’s almost no sound because the water hits a sloped rock face before cascading a short distance into the pool below.
When Is The Best Time To Visit Sing Sing Angin Waterfall?
The best time to visit Sing Sing Anging Waterfall, or indeed any waterfall in Bali, is at the end of the rainy season.
That’s because this is the time where you get the highest water volume in the island’s rivers which makes the fall even more exciting to view.
However, we should note that you don’t have to visit this waterfall in the rainy season, the Sing Sing Angin Waterfall doesn’t dry up in the dry season as some of the waterfalls in Bali do.
There’s no particular time of day to visit Sing Sing Angin Waterfall, it simply doesn’t get busy enough here at any time.
If you absolutely must have Sing Sing Angin Waterfall to yourself, then we’d recommend getting there as early as possible as people in Bali don’t tend to get up until later in the day to visit sights. But there’s really no need to rush to this place.
Is There An Entrance Fee At Sing Sing Angin Waterfall?
As we go to press, there is no entrance fee at Sing Sing Angin Waterfall. This place is surrounded by jungle and rice fields and not a lot else and because it’s located in a part of the island that’s practically hidden from easy access – it’s not worth collecting an entry fee.
However, if the number of visitors peaks, there’s always the possibility that the local community will need to start keeping this place clean and tidy as they do at other falls on the island.
We’d strongly encourage you to take home your rubbish from this place to keep it tidy and accessible to everyone.
There are occasional clean-up crews here and there’s a donation box if you want to support their work. If you do want to leave something then 10,000 – 20,000 IDR is more than enough.
What To Expect At Sing Sing Angin Waterfall
The stairs down to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall from the parking lot are a little slippery and they’re not the best-maintained stairs in Bali.
We’d recommend that you walk slowly and keep an eye on your footing. There is no hospital or emergency service that’s very close to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall and you might be waiting a long time if you hurt yourself for assistance.
The path isn’t very well marked along the river, so make sure to keep an eye out for the fading signs.
Once you reach the waterfall you will find it’s split into a twin waterfall with other waterfalls running down the rocks nearby.
It’s a very beautiful place and in our experience, there’s never a crowd at Sing Sing Angin Waterfall, so you should be able to enjoy this lovely place without encountering anyone else at all.
However, this also means there’s nowhere to get anything to eat or drink as Sing Sing Angin Waterfall and you’d be wise to bring a few snacks and drinks to enjoy with you.
Where To Eat Near Sing Sing Angin Waterfall
There is no restaurant, cafe or warung (whether store or eatery) that is within walking distance of Sing Sing Angin Waterfall and you will need to take a car or a bike to the nearest restaurants which include:
Warung Day-U – an amazing little warung with a lovely view of the rice fields. It’s very affordable.
Warung Mbah Rara – an ultra-basic warung that does a decent cup of coffee and local food.
Warung Buk Pebi – a very simple place among the rice terraces, sells gado gado and ice cream.
Warung W&A – a very pleasant and authentic local warung with a menu focused on delivering large portions for reasonable prices.
Warung Aditya – the closest place to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall, they do local food for cheap prices.
Where To Stay Near Sing Sing Angin Waterfall
This part of Bali isn’t overflowing with places to stay either and you will need to drive a reasonable distance from Sing Sing Angin Waterfall to find these places to rest your head at night:
Bali Sesandan Garden – an excellent three-star hotel with onsite yoga programs and instructors.
Balinook Valley – very pleasant local holiday cottages that can be rented at the site.
Rumah Pak Yuda – an excellent and very low-cost homestay where you will be treated like one of the family.
Kubu Dong Gadang – a simple homestay with low prices and a welcoming family running the place.
Red Roses Guest House – a lovely homestay retreat with a fabulous garden to enjoy.
Things To Do Near Sing Sing Angin Waterfall
There are things to do in this area, but as you might have already guessed, they’re also a drive away from Sing Sing Angin Waterfall, some of the best things in this area to do include:
Bali Selfie Sesandang Heritage Swing – this place is in the middle of nowhere and the last time we visited, the swing was broken. But it might be fixed by now.
Singsing Kelod Waterfall – this is a very remote waterfall that should not be confused with Sing Sing Angin Waterfall or Sing Sing Waterfall. It’s very beautiful but quite a hike to get to.
Tying Gading Rice Terraces – a lovely scenic spot where you can enjoy endless views of rice terraces.
Batutimpi Waterfall – a small and not particularly impressive waterfall, one for completionists only.
Belimbing Rice Terraces – one of the most beautiful rice terraces on the island and it rarely sees any visitors, sadly. They have some nice warungs where you can enjoy a coffee or grab some lunch too.
FAQs
Is Sing Sing Angin Waterfall Worth It?
Yes! In fact, we’d say that we like Sing Sing Angin Waterfall better than the twin waterfall at the more famous Sing Sing Waterfall.
Sing Sing Angin Waterfall has the benefit not just of natural beauty but it’s hidden from the crowds that often overwhelm waterfalls in Bali.
It’s a great place to experience a sunset or a sunrise when the area is covered in the most beautiful light.
Final Thoughts On Sing Sing Angin Waterfall
If you want to get off the beaten path in Bali, you can’t beat Sing Sing Angin Waterfall. It’s a place of exceptional natural beauty where you can sit in thee rain forest and enjoy a private space by one of the best waterfalls on the island.
You don’t even have to pay an entrance fee. So, why not head out to Sing Sing Angin Waterfall, the next time you’re feeling like an adventure?
