Besides its ecological and scientific importance, Mount Halimun National Park offers quiet areas for recreation and eco-tourism. Activities include walking, both gentle and strenuous, and observing animals or the rich flora. There is simple opportunity for photography or just simple enjoyment of the natural scenery.

Waterfalls

Eight waterfalls can be explored: the falls of Cimantaja and Cipamulaan near Cikiray village; Piit and Cihanjawar waterfalls in the vicinity of Nirmala; those of Citangkolo and Ciraksamala close to Mekarjaya village and the Ciberang waterfalls near Cisarua village. As the paths are not sign-posted the services of a guide are strongthly recommended.

Camping Sites

There are several camping sites in the park: the main ones are located at Cikaniki and Citalahab.

Candi (temple) Cibedug

The park's splendid mountain scenery contains the small but ancient megalithic temple of Candi Cibedug. It is located on the western side, on a protruding arm of the park, 8 km or 2 hour walk from Citorek village. On the way the visitor can relax by a small lake.

Cadas Belang

This deep ravine lies near the south-east boundary. Again, a guide is necessary.

Additional attractions

On the eastern side near the main gate of Cipeuteuy are several agricultural plantations. Within an enclave of the park is Nirmala Tea Estate. Visitors are welcame here, as they are at nearby Cianten and Pandanarum. After leaving the park a drive of 40-50 km will bring you to the south coast and the tourist area Pelabuhan Ratu. After a short drive you will arrive at quiet coastal settlements.