While Pandawa is famous for its stretch of aquamarine and sea and white sand, this past weekend, a whole new attraction formed, thanks to heavy rains: a muddy waterfall.
Bali’s been hit with heavy rains the past several days, as we’ve come into peak rainy season, according to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), Bali Province.
With rain coming down hard for hours on end, roads flooded all over the island.
Notably, the road to Pandawa Beach on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula transformed into a small river, sending water down the edge of the cliff, forming a waterfall.
While they sure are impressive to look at, don’t overlook how dangerous the roads can be, especially on hills like at Pandawa, where you could get caught under the water fall.
Videos and photos have been circulating on Bali social media of “Pandawa Waterfall.”
Footage from Sunday of the steps down to Suluban at Uluwatu was pretty wild too:
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