An amazing hike through the gorge really. Not too long, not too short either, this hike is just the sweet spot. A little hard to get to the start (we started at the parking by the beach). It is a remote area with not phone network coverage, so think about some safety procedures and how to communicate in case of an accident.

Lovely, peaceful walk, a bit muddy in places. We went in February on a Friday and there was lots of room to park up by the road. I would recommend driving down the lane to the Venetian Bridge as it is a steep hike back up and not a bad drive down. There is parking for a few cars down there. The walk itself is well marked and well worn. There are little bridges over the creek but some of the path was flooded so good hiking boots are a must. We found it took longer than indicated and although we walked down for about 1.45hr we never reached the waterfall as we knew the hike back up would take even longer. Even so, it was very pretty and lots of little waterfalls along the way.

Ideal weather (warm dry not too hot, not too wet underfoot and low insect count). Started at top car park and went all way to beach. Beautiful : but I am not the fittest, 66yo and overweight. I found it very difficult and tiring. There is a fair amount of scrambling and you have to be very careful (unless fit and nimble) not to stumble and hurt yourself. So much so that I opted to walk the road way back : further and higher but less tricky. By chance was offered a lift half way (many thanks to the young Afghan couple) which saved me a long walk. It’s excellent but don’t take it on lightly! Probably no problem for folks who hike in hills/mountains regularly.

It was a beautiful trail with s well prepared rout. It was a bit challenging at times to climb over rocks and jump over waters. We met both older people and quite young children so it is possible for ordinary fit people to take this hike. zjudt take it slow. Good to know is that you need 3 euro in cash to get in.

To help understand the best options.As it can be confusing, the path is a scramble of rocks,rivers, homemade steps, rough terrain , uneven ground and some good paths but not many! You do need to be reasonably fit and mobile to do this walk. It is not for young children. If you are fit park and the top by the road in the car park of Mouliana and walk down , it takes maybe an hour and a half to walk to the water fall from here and another half an hour to the beach beach. To save some energy and time you can drive down the thin road to the start but there's limited parking space. The Toughest part for me was from the end back to the car park. Because it was very hot with no shade and uphill. There is fresh water from a spring at the beach if you run out of water. I definitely recommend swimming in the sea to refresh but be careful the rocks are sharp. If you are not very mobile you could park the car at the bottom near the beach and walk up to the waterfall which will take you maybe half an hour. Still a little challenging but doable. The women at the entrance is lovely. Its €3 cash to get in, no cards. I did it alone in 4hrs with a swim but im fit and walk fast, too fast at times. There is shade and a cool breeze at times but also hot patches where your exposed. Take plenty of water and wear sensible shoes not flip flops, i wore standard trainers. Well worth the visit.

Excellent experience - 1h20m Down (364 level meters) and 1h10m back even though going up. Easy to find track - first half from entrance quite easy and the last half more demanding climbing over rocks etc. We visited in September when only a little water came through the waterfall. Still nice - we enjoyed a refreshing dip of our feet in the small ‘lake’ Starting at 08:30 we were alone on the way down. We enjoyed