Amazing experience but make sure the waterfall is not very dry. Friends went rigbt after the dry season and told us that there was hardly any water, but we went right after a rainfall and it was super. The waterfall is at level 3, but if you can physically do it and it's a good day, make sure to climb 600 stairs to level 4 (bridge) cz its the most beautiful and serene place to dive in the wells overlooking the mountain.

Had an amazing time at the waterfall, we arrived around 6pm and there were only 2 other people there. We soon had the entire waterfall to ourselves, which felt very special. There are monkeys on patrol so do keep an eye on your possessions, and another tip would be to wear water-friendly shoes! I went in barefoot which was fine until I tried getting out… the edges of the pools are naturally very slippy and I spent a good 5 minutes (much to my husband’s amusement) trying to get out! The steps take around 15-20 mins, depending on your fitness levels. My husband struggling with the humidity as we were walking up, so bear this in mind. 10000% worth the walk, as the views are second to none.

Exhausting hike but rewarded with a swim in these amazing waterfalls. It’s under an hour but 250 steps so not for the unfit. Went further to Seven Wells but came back to swim at Telega. A rocky water slide made for a fun moment with my daughter. Very slippery so take care, my friend slipped and plummeted into the pool. Watch your belongings as the monkeys are cunning and opportunistic, taking people’s rubbish they’ve diligently tied up in plastic bags, but they take those and rip the plastic to get to the scraps leaving rubbish everywhere :( Lovely lady making the best coconut smoothies I’ve had at the bottom/start of the hike which makes a delicious cold reward for your efforts