Worthy going but it’s an advanced hike that you need to climb with rope and your hands We spent 2 hours inside, the tickets are pricey 100k VND per person. They take cards and cash. You can do some water sports like kayaking? But not many tourists when we arrived there. It closes at 6pm. Better enter before 3pm

We got a taxi here and back as neither are confident on the roads with a bike but wasn’t too bad 800,000vnd return sorted out by out hotel. The journey is about 45 minutes from nha Trang centre. The place itself is beautiful, very well signposted so you don’t get lost and lots to see. They have water sports there and 2 restaurants. There are plenty of picture opportunities on swings etc. the waterfalls themselves are easy to find but after the first one it does get a bit tricky with ropes and bolted in ladders to help you get past the tricky parts so as long as you take your time it’s easy and worth doing. It’s open until 4:30 so you can make a day of it and it wasn’t busy at all when we were there which is a nice bonus!

Benny, our tour guide, was the best. Very knowledgeable, accommodating, and knows the best places for Banh Mi and refreshing drinks. The car was brand new! Lunch was delicious, order off the menu, unlike some tours where the meals are planned ahead. Definitely recommend if you have limited time in Nhà Trang and ask for Benny!

We had a lot of fun on this trip, our guide Yasin ( english speaking ) was very thorough in his explanation of the day, what to expect, safety of belongings , even down to where to jump in the water . He took photos of us and gave us bottled water. We walked and swam at three locations all relatively close to each other ,and had some free time to chill. We walked back to the van and drove to town for lunch .Got back in at 1pm . Definitely worth doing

Wow!!!! Exactly what we came for. An absolutely beautiful amazing place in the world definitely worth going to!!! We had read reviews and the signs that no kids under 10 should do it. Whilst you should definitely be physically fit (we have twins 6 yr olds, 8 yr old and 9 yr old), and decided to give it a go. Our kids have climbed to the top of all the mountains in South Africa, HOWEVER after a debate, and watching our kids climb with the water gushing directly underneath them, whilst the 8 and 9 yr old would manage going further than the first pool, we decided that to go to the second pool would or could be dangerous for the twin 6 yr olds so decided not to. There had been a lot of rain and they'd only just reopened the waterfall two days before our visit. We were also very anxious because whilst we were swimming in the first pool, we saw one woman in the corner of the second pool get sucked between the waterfall pools by the strong current and wedged in between rocks with a sheer drop to our pool. If it wasn't for 2/3 other people there (and the fact she was wedged and hadn't dropped), she would certainly have drowned or injured herself seriously / fatally. (Actually quite horrifying to watch and she looked traumatised when she passed us on the way down).The water also dragged us even in the first pool so check for the current and drops in depth (which are sudden) before even letting kids go in. This was probably the season we came in (November 23). Other than that, if you have no kids, it's a must!!! If you do, just be careful WHEN you visit. Breathtakingly beautiful ❤️