City: Indonesia
Top Things to do in Indonesia
Top Hotels in Indonesia
Countries
The 10 Best Bodies of Water in Indonesia, Indonesia
Coordinates: 5°S 120°E / 5°S 120°E / -5; 120
Restaurants in Indonesia
1. Siak River
2. Segara Anak Lake
3. Lake Yeh Malet
4. Lake Toba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 837 reviews
Reviewed By BertineFlos - Kampen, The Netherlands
We went to the place Tuk Tuk to a very nice guesthouse named Romlan. The ferry brings you to their doorstep. The climate is very nice and the the view very relaxing. You can also rent a scooter to see the island. Loved it. Tip: the ferry leaves from Parapat (tiga raja harbour) to Tuk tuk. On the way back we thought it would be nice to stay one night in Parapat near the harbour. But accomodations are very bad and pricy.so not recommended. We landed on Medan airport. You can take a shared taxi which is okay priced. Later we found out air asia also has a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Silangit which is closer to Lake Toba. From Silangit there is a Damri bus to Parapat (tiga raja harbour) And from there you can take the ferry to Tuk tuk.
5. Telaga Waja River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Telaga waja river is the most challenging river in Bali. Telaga waja river rafting is located in Muncan village, Karangasem, which can be reach by any transportation
Reviewed By sienna_australia - Melbourne, Australia
We had 4 adults and two teenage boys who all loved the rafting experience. We booked at a stand in Legian near the Bintang supermarket for $30AUD each which included two way transfers from our villa, 3 hours of rafting and lunch at the end. The river is beautiful and the rapids were great fun. Not too dangerous but still exciting and the drop over the dam wall is awesome. You get to stop at a waterfall to take pictures and have a drink too. Lunch afterwards is nothing special, just a buffet with rice and noodles and a bit of chicken. Still good to eat after a long time on the river. The only down fall for me was the 2 hours drive to get there.
6. Citumang River
7. Tamblingan Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By ylvali27 - Ubud, Indonesia
Taking the road that passes by "Terrace du Lac", and then turning left onto a street that continues down to the lake (although it's not a proper street until the very end) , I drove down to this incredibly beautiful little lake. There were a couple of locals fishing, pick-nicking, or cutting grass for their cows, but no one else. The place is very peaceful, with and old temple next to the lake, and lots of old wooden boats, jetties, a swing built over the water, and rafts out on the lake, on which people take their wedding pictures. (I saw an add for those at the kiosk). I tried following the path along the lake shore, but it was too muddy, in the middle of the rainy season. I highly recommend this place for anyone who likes to get away from mainstream tourism, probably one of the most beautiful spots I've discovered in Bali.
8. Ranu Kumbolo Lake
9. Kelimutu Lake (Tri-Color Lake)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By Davidpollo
Pretty awesome. Took one of the best pictures ever. Worth it. Btw if you go early before 4 you can skip the entrance fee and see the sunrise which was amazing... (and i hate waking up early)
10. Labuan Cermin Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By nommyd - Jakarta, Indonesia
although we have to face windy road to get here, but the view was amazing. the water so clear and you have to take photos with the boat so it can be mirroring the reflection (to show how clearly the water is - that's what "Cermin" stands for - Mirror)
