It's been hot,dry and humid here in Amed. The wet season has not arrived yet, although it's threatened to break through a few times. The hills around here are parched and only a few trees are surviving the arid conditions. The ocean is great for cooling off, but I've been craving some lush forest and some fresh water for a dip. I had heard of Les Waterfall on a previous trip so we decided to take a day off from painting and gardening at the project and hire our favourite driver (Komang) and head North from Amed. Within an hour we were in a different world....so much vegetation....many fruit trees (rambatun, jackfruit, banana, papaya) and an easy, shady path to the falls.
The walk itself would be worth going on, but the waterfall is a beautiful jewel that surprises you at the end of the one kilometer path.
A tropical paradise in a remote and yet to be discovered part of Bali
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