Located in Beru Village, Jereweh District, West Sumbawa Regency, Kalela Waterfall offers extraordinary natural beauty. With a height of 10 meters, this waterfall is surrounded by lush tropical forest, creating an exotic atmosphere that is rarely found.
Kalela Waterfall: Exotic Beauty in Beru
For nature lovers and adventurers, Kalela is a favorite destination to enjoy the scenery and fun trekking activities.
Location and Access
Kalela Waterfall is located in Beru Village, Jereweh District, West Sumbawa Regency, West Nusa Tenggara. To reach the location, visitors can travel overland from Taliwang City, which is about 1 hour away. From the nearest village, tourists will continue the journey by trekking for 30-45 minutes.
Opening Hours and Entrance Ticket Prices
Kalela Waterfall is open 24 hours a day, giving visitors the flexibility to come at any time. The entrance ticket price is 15.000 IDR per person, with a motorbike parking fee of 5.000 IDR and a car parking fee of 10.000 IDR. This entrance ticket provides full access to the beauty of the waterfall and its surroundings.
Main Attractions of Kalela Waterfall
Main Attractions of Kalela Waterfall
10-Meter-High Multi-Tiered Waterfall
Kalela Waterfall is 10 meters high, with a cascade of water falling in stages. The natural pool below provides the perfect place to swim and enjoy the freshness of the water. The natural scenery around it is also very beautiful, with green trees surrounding the waterfall area, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Challenging Trekking
To reach the waterfall, visitors must trek through a path full of challenges that offers extraordinary views. This path is perfect for tourists who like adventure and want to feel the sensation of walking in the middle of the tropical forest of West Sumbawa.
Instagrammable Photo Spots
The beauty of Kalela Waterfall provides many interesting photo spots, both around the waterfall and in the middle of the lush forest. The clear water and beautiful natural landscape make it an ideal place to capture holiday moments.
