Fiji Waterfall is a separate set of falls in the Sekumpul valley, usually visited on the longer guided walk from Sekumpul village. Three parallel streams pour off a rock wall side by side into a churning pool. They are lower than Sekumpul but carry a great volume of water, and the setting, with jungle closing in on every side, feels more remote than the main viewpoint.
Although the two are often treated as one stop, Fiji flows on a different river from Sekumpul and its neighboring Hidden Waterfall. The valley floor between them is a maze of streams, boulders and small farms, and the rivers here respond quickly to rain in the hills above. That makes the approach part of the experience, and part of the reason a local guide matters.
Getting to Fiji means continuing downstream past Sekumpul, then crossing a river that can run shin to knee deep, with ropes in place for balance. The crossing is cold and slippery but short. At the falls, the three streams thunder into the pool, and there is often space to sit on the rocks and watch them without the crowds of the main viewpoint.
Highlights
- Three parallel falls side by side
- Longer guided walk from Sekumpul
- Rope-assisted river crossing
- Quieter than the main Sekumpul basin
Good to know
- Book the longer guided route at Sekumpul if you want to include Fiji.
- Wear sandals with grip for the river crossing and bring a dry bag.
- Skip the crossing if the river is high or brown after rain.
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