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Spend a full day from Ubud snorkeling two eastern Bali reef sites at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, then switch terrain to hike and swim at Kanto Lampo and Suwat waterfalls. This private, all-inclusive itinerary combines guided snorkeling, lunch in Padangbai, and waterfall pools.
Spend a full day from Ubud snorkeling two eastern Bali reef sites at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, then switch terrain to hike and swim at Kanto Lampo and Suwat waterfalls. This private, all-inclusive itinerary combines guided snorkeling, lunch in Padangbai, and waterfall pools.
Morning light breaks across Padangbai harbor and the small wooden boats line up like patient guides, ready to push you into clear water and coral gardens.
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Operated by Bali Natural Tours · Padangbai, Bali
Morning light breaks across Padangbai harbor and the small wooden boats line up like patient guides, ready to push you into clear water and coral gardens.
The day begins offshore at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, two shallow reefs where sandy bottoms and fringing coral host colorful reef fish and the occasional sea turtle. After roughly two hours of guided snorkeling across both sites, the group returns to shore for a local Indonesian lunch at Topi Inn in Padangbai, a fishing village with a history of sea trade and temple ceremonies that shape daily life.
The route then climbs into the island’s interior toward Kanto Lampo and Suwat waterfalls—cascading steps cut from volcanic bedrock and fed by upland springs that carve cool pools beneath dense jungle. Kanto Lampo threads over basalt ledges; Suwat drops into a broader pool where a bamboo raft drifts and currents invite a careful swim.
Expect a mix of boat transfers, short swims, and easy to moderate walks (stepped paths and slippery rocks at falls). Guides provide equipment, showers and changing rooms at Padangbai, and hotel pickup from central Ubud or nearby towns.
Practical edge: use reef-safe sunscreen, wear water shoes for reef and rocks, and keep a waterproof pouch for your phone. Plan for a full nine-hour day—start well-hydrated and leave room for relaxed transfers between marine and jungle environments.
About two hours total—roughly one hour at each site, Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, with a local guide accompanying the group.
Yes—guides provide basic snorkeling instruction and the reef sites are shallow, but swimmers should be comfortable in open water.
Yes—showers and changing rooms are provided at Padangbai before lunch and after snorkeling.
Yes—private transfers typically include hotel pickup and drop-off from Ubud and nearby towns; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Bali Natural Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light breaks across Padangbai harbor and the small wooden boats line up like patient guides, ready to push you into clear water and coral gardens.
Morning light breaks across Padangbai harbor and the small wooden boats line up like patient guides, ready to push you into clear water and coral gardens.
The day begins offshore at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, two shallow reefs where sandy bottoms and fringing coral host colorful reef fish and the occasional sea turtle. After roughly two hours of guided snorkeling across both sites, the group returns to shore for a local Indonesian lunch at Topi Inn in Padangbai, a fishing village with a history of sea trade and temple ceremonies that shape daily life.
The route then climbs into the island’s interior toward Kanto Lampo and Suwat waterfalls—cascading steps cut from volcanic bedrock and fed by upland springs that carve cool pools beneath dense jungle. Kanto Lampo threads over basalt ledges; Suwat drops into a broader pool where a bamboo raft drifts and currents invite a careful swim.
Expect a mix of boat transfers, short swims, and easy to moderate walks (stepped paths and slippery rocks at falls). Guides provide equipment, showers and changing rooms at Padangbai, and hotel pickup from central Ubud or nearby towns.
Practical edge: use reef-safe sunscreen, wear water shoes for reef and rocks, and keep a waterproof pouch for your phone. Plan for a full nine-hour day—start well-hydrated and leave room for relaxed transfers between marine and jungle environments.