Cascada Pailón del Diablo | Tourist Attraction

March 5th, 2024 by poudredescampette.com

Very nice waterfall, allow about 1.5 hours of visit. Entrance costs $ 3 for adults and $ 2 for children aged 5 to 11. The paths are well laid out, to access the closest of the waterfall, it is nevertheless necessary to contort in a small "tunnel". The path even goes behind the waterfall for those who are not afraid to get wet.

January 18th, 2024 by Martin and Amy (@eltruckito)

We came in the rainy season and the waterfall was a massive beast. You can still get under it but instead of a gentle wash, you get powerwashed!

The price is $3 since October 2023.

August 12th, 2023 by mrandmrstravel.nl

We were here a little before 8 o’clock in the morning and were allowed in as the first ones. Had everything for ourselves for a couple of minutes.

October 5th, 2022 by pibock

Here is the secondary entrance to the Waterfall, the best one during the day. 2 US$ p/p and you can have a free shower at the end!!

March 4th, 2022 by vandersons.com

Beautiful spot! We were able to bring our dog even. There is one spot that was hard for the pup with wet, scrambling rocks but it’s at the end and I was able to lift her up.

December 15th, 2019 by mrhvdm2010

There are two ways to visit the waterfall, this one is the so called ‘Ecuadorean’ side. This path is the best option to reach the waterfall. A good trail goes down to the entrance, where you have to pay 2 USD per person. There you continue up on steps, to different balconies, halfway the huge waterfall. At the opposite of the first balcony you can enter a small tunnel, that brings you to the side of the waterfall. Be prepared for a shower. Once back at the entrance, you go down and can cross a hanging bridge. From the other side the complete waterfall is visible. It’s amazing, worth the money!
The other path takes you only to the top of the waterfall, where you cannot see the complete falls. Also there you cross hanging bridges, and go close to the falls. But there is no way down. It’s organised by an other company, so if you want to do both, you pay twice.

August 7th, 2019 by maya.quest

Awesome waterfall! Walking entrance is going down through the artesanía stalls. Now $2 pp, still $1 for parking. Take your rain jacket! We got soaked lol At this entrance you can go behind the waterfall, only one suspension bridge though, still really good views. You’ll have to pay another $2 if you go to the other entrance as well.

September 27th, 2017 by paolocattaneophoto.com

Really awesome experience. powerful waterfall and impressive vegetation around. $1.5 to get in and $1 for parking.

December 28th, 2016 by We Ride South America

Nice place, really well maintained! You paid the entrance at the bottom of the waterfall. There is a small cafe, restaurant at the waterfall and some other small snack/juice on the way, with the traditional souvenirs shop.

October 30th, 2016 by dc-adventures.co.uk

Awesome!!! Don't miss a tiny path at the side and behind the waterfall :)

July 24th, 2016 by schweinzkopf

Worth stopping it's a really cool place and bring a rain coat as you get wet. Free parking on the street right by the parking lot

March 29th, 2016 by vremsbottom

dogs allowed!

April 18th, 2015 by thelongwayhome.us

Very impressive waterfall indeed. Before the hike down to the waterfall there are shops to eat or shop. In rio verde the first food place on your right coming from puyo, ( walk the little tourist road around the tunnel) makes very good empanadas, womens name is mercedes. Its a 1km steep hike down to the waterfall. Theres a suspension bridge left of the waterfall exit and you can go behind the waterfall. 1.50 p/p.

February 20th, 2015 by instagram.com/on.the.panamericana

Impressive waterfall. Coordinates are for the parking lot (1usd) from which it is a short 1km hike to the waterfall. Entrance to the falls is 1.5usd p.P. Worth checking out