CUNCA RAMI WATERFALL
Tallest 100m Waterfall in Mbeliling Forest
Tallest 100m Waterfall in Mbeliling Forest
Visit Cunca Rami Waterfall - majestic 30-100m waterfall in Mbeliling Forest, 1.5 hours from Labuan Bajo. Best jungle trek with large natural pool for swimming.
Want to see the tallest and most powerful waterfall near Labuan Bajo? Meet Cunca Rami.
There are three waterfalls located inside Mbeliling forest: Cunca Lolos, Cunca Wulang and Cunca Rami waterfalls. Cunca Rami is the most impressive due to its height and water volume.
Why Cunca Rami is Special:
1. Majestic Height
The waterfall is 30 metres high according to some sources, rising to an impressive height of approximately 100 meters including its cascade levels. Either way, it captivates visitors with its majestic cascade and the tranquil natural pool that forms at its base. At the bottom is a pond retaining the water and is used to swim and bath.
2. Real Jungle Adventure
Discover Cunca Rami Waterfall: A perfect day-trip from Labuan Bajo. Located approximately 35 km away and a 1.5-hour drive, at 1,200 metres above sea level. The trail will lead you alongside the river, and you'll soon reach the waterfall and its large natural pool. The hike takes roughly an hour downhill towards the waterfall and about 1.5 hours back uphill - a small, narrow trail down about 1,000ft through dense, verdant forest.
3. Escape The Crowds
This magnificent waterfall, nestled within the dense forest, provides an idyllic escape from the popular tourist hotspots like Komodo Island and its renowned beaches. Surrounded by lush trees and very natural scenery.
How to Visit:
Drive to a small village about 1.5 hours east from Labuan Bajo - road condition is quite good with adequate asphalt. From the village entrance, locals offer guide services (highly recommended). The path can be slippery in wet season.
Best visited in morning. Bring hiking shoes, water, and swimsuit. Perfect to combine with Cunca Wulang in a full-day waterfall tour!
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