Lovely 20 to 30 minute walk through forest along mainly dirt track passing the various small cascades to your right. The main falls at the end of the track are beautiful, falling a couple of metres into a large pool where people were swimming and sitting under the cascade. Can walk through the water along the top of the falls and slide or jump into the pool as well as a swing rope if brave enough to try. Access to pool via a small set of wooden steps appeared a little precarious. Change room, which we did not use, is at the beginning of the track. I had heard that the track is slippery but we found it safe and don't feel it would be a problem in rain.

So beautiful. A short walk along a safe path to the falls. A rope swing for the young and young at heart into the falls. Shady places to sit both in and out of the water. Try to avoid the influx of cruise ship tourists. Check the port schedule to understand arrival of ships.

Great place to spend an hour or two with teens with the bonus of being a great place to cool off in fresh water. The lower pool would better suit those less adventurous who just want to cool off. But for those a little more adventurous head to the top pools with the rope swing, high jumping platform and water fall. My teens loved it and even my wife who is a little more reserved jumped off the high platform. Once in you can swim under the waterfall. The current of the stream is quick strong but with Simon’s (local owner) assistance our whole family got under the falls. They also have floatation vests for those who may have difficulty with swimming. It cost 1500 vat (20aud) per adult (12 and over) and 500vat for children. I thought it was well worth it

Lovely waterfall , easy walking. Plenty of shade . Ladder into water too rickety to use for older people.Poor Maintenance , Would have preferred a swim here than blue hole.Water was cleaner . Although Vanuatu is pricing itself out of tourists as $20 pp to visit is way too much to pay for a mediocre waterfall.