Lovely waterfall with a small fresh water pool at the bottom. To get to it there are plenty of steps down, and then back up to the car park. Beautiful views from the cafe at the top over the jungle! This is something I’d do on the way somewhere. It’s not worth a long drive as you could do it all in 30 mins if you’re fit and quick. Otherwise budget an hour for this. Skip the swings here and go to Alas Harum instead!

Great waterfall in a lovely lush green setting. Well maintained. Quite a lot of steps down (and up!) but a nice swimming hole at the bottom. Swings close to the top and a little bar make a nice spot to rest on a hot day. Restaurant serving fairly standard food, a bit pricey but not terrible, nice view. Clean western toilet at the entrance.

The waterfall and surround area are beautiful. I would advise if you have problems knees or hips. Don’t try walking to the fall. The steps are varied and very slippery and muddy. For an everyday middle aged person the climb is hard. Also wear sensible shoes that minimise the slipping.

A short hike up and down stairs is required to get to the waterfall. On the way, you will also see the famous IG swings that are available for a price. The hike was nice and scenic with viewing decks making for good photo spots. The waterfall was also not too crowded when we arrived in the morning and could take photos quickly before leaving. Would recommend potential visitors to bring insect repellant or patches as the mosquitos seem to be in the area.

Our group of nine with five kids did this short hike during part of our day tour. There was an entrance fee which was small. Although not a long walk water is recommended, it’s quite humid down in the thick of that jungle, and you do have to climb many steps on the way out. That said, there is a medium sized fall at the end with some cooling mist there. Plenty of vegetation and photo ops along the route as well. There’s even an area for the influencers to do that giant swing thing for an exorbitant fee.