I actually would have given this 5 stars before even arriving due to the absolutely amazing service from Yvonne in just arranging this! I felt like I made a friend she was so lovely! However the tour itself warranted 5 stars anyway - Sherri and Gillian were brilliant, knowledgeable and great fun and Rosemarie was so welcoming on our arrival. And that’s before even talking about the trail itself and waterfalls. It was very challenging in parts but exhilarating and rewarding. I know a lot of reviews on here say not to bother with a guide but I think the properly organised hikes arranged directly through their website (grenadahirewire) are worth every penny. (and possibly mean you see parts you otherwise wouldn’t) Couple of tips - take the walking sticks and definitely wear proper shoes it makes all the difference. We actually had water shoes which I think were perfect for this.

So much fun and beautiful waterfalls. The falls are very cool what I loved is the hike to get to them. It a tough hike, very muddy, slippery, and sometimes scary. Getting to the waterfall 5 and 6 was a good hike and those waterfalls were the best of the 6. Waterfall 2-4 were good but not as magical as the 5 and 6 however I loved the hike to get to 2-4. It was not the safest. I literally had to hang to tree roots and use them to climb up a hill. You should not do this alone as the risk of falling is high if you do not take your time and do this carefully. The sense of satisfaction you get when getting there is amazing plus it is a great exercise. Expect to be muddy! I threw out my shoes after the hike. My t shirt and shorts were all muddy. I loved every minute of it and I am glad I did not back out from it whenever I ran into another hurdle although I strongly considered it. Ps: I am a healthy young person that works out every day.

I'm in my early 30's and I work out every day, and even for me, this hike was quite the workout! It was relatively easy GOING to the falls because it's mainly a downward trek. You just have to make sure you have good hiking boots/shoes with traction because the trail can be slippery, especially if it's been raining often. I would say the walk there is about 30 minutes. Make sure to bring sunscreen AND bug spray because with all that sweat, you WILL attract mosquitos. Now it's the trek back home that will do you in. I hope your quads are in good shape because there is a lot of upward climbing that require you to grab on to a rock and push up. This hike is definitely not for people who are unfit, disabled and in poor shape.

I am reasonably fit and the hike to the waterfalls was a bit challenging. It was downhill going to the waterfalls and uphill back. I waded around in the water up to my knees. When we visited, it was slightly muddy during the last third. We also crossed a bit of water and over wet rocks. We wore hiking sandals that we could wash afterwards. No guide is needed to visit. The path is pretty obvious.