Sing Sing Angin Waterfall is free to enter. There is only a donation box for upkeep, and this twin waterfall in Banjar Apit Yeh, Manikyang village, Selemadeg district is open 08:00-17:00 (detikBali and rumah123; checked September 2026). Don't confuse it with Singsing Waterfall near Lovina in Buleleng, on the other side of the island. Tabanan's regency government lists it as a supporting attraction on its official tourism site.
Where exactly is it, and how far from Denpasar?
About 1 hour 15 minutes from Denpasar by car, roughly 35-40 minutes from Tabanan town and about 25-30 minutes from Soka Beach. The last stretch runs through villages and rice fields, with signs at each junction.
What makes it different?
A rock at the top splits the flow in two, which is why people call it a twin waterfall. It is not tall, and the water lands on sloping rock, so it is quiet rather than thundering like the big falls up north. The pool below is shallow and ringed with boulders to sit on.
How hard is the walk?
From the car park you go down roughly 50 metres of steps, then cross a bit of the stream. Google reviews summarised by Wanderlog repeatedly mention narrow stairs and slippery paths. Wear hiking sandals. The path does not work for wheelchairs or strollers.
When is it quietest?
Weekday mornings, 08:00-10:00. By midday at weekends local families arrive to swim. In the rainy season, roughly November to March, the flow rises and the water can turn murky; stay out of the pool after heavy rain.
What are the downsides?
Facilities are minimal: a small hut, a photo swing and a parking area. There are almost no food stalls nearby, so bring water and snacks. Several reviews also mention the path is not well maintained. If you want a tall, dramatic waterfall, this one will feel small.
Before you go
- Location: View on Google Maps
- Hours and entry: 08:00-17:00, free; bring small notes for the donation box and parking (checked September 2026).
- Booking: not needed, just turn up. There is no official ticket booth.
- Instagram: search on Instagram
- Bring: non-slip sandals, a change of clothes, drinking water and a bag to carry your rubbish out.
For the afternoon, Pura Luhur Srijong on the Antap coast or Kelecung Beach are in the same Selemadeg area and work well for waiting out the sunset.
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