Bilhetes para Damjagua Waterfalls

The hike up to the top is fairly strenuous so people should bear that in mind before deciding to do this. We had an older lady on our group that had a very hard time keeping up and held us back quite a bit which was annoying. The experience itself was good fun, sliding down the rocky chutes into the water below. There was one big jump too which was really fun. A fun excursion. I had my own car and went by myself, which seemed to confuse them because I assume they are used to group tours. Check in was a little confusing because of that and nobody did much to direct me or let me know what was happening. I was standing around ready to go, but nobody was paying any attention to me.

My wife and I had an AMAZING experience at the falls. It was defeinitely a challenging hike bt once we got to the waterfalls, we really had a great time. Our guide, Xander, was absolutely FABULOUS!!! This is an excursion I would do again!

The tour itself was fine but only setbacks were that with arrival it took 1 hour before we were allowed in because outback adventures had not passed on that we came as a group of 5. If there was a call, there was no answer. And the tour itself in the water had to be done very quickly we didn't get time to enjoy the water just pictures and then on again.

this tour was amazing first we walk a bit in the jungle then start jumping and sliding in the waterfalls water was cold but feel so fresh after some minutes you just enjoy guides was nice and help when it was slippery nature all around very green and beautiful really fun tour if you like adventure I totally recomend it

BEWARE! My husband and I booked a tour through the cruise line. We were in the front of our group. Each group has two guides. One in the front and one in the back. In the group ahead of us they all decided to climb down a ladder instead of slide. The back guide went to the front to help and a lady in the back decided to slide down instead. She slipped and literally broke her leg off. Crews took nearly an hour to get to her with a stretcher and then they still had to carry her out which likely took minimum another hour just to get to an ATV and get her the rest of the way down. Watching happen was horrifying, but listening to her scream for that long was worse. This happened after the hike, but shortly after beginning the “waterfall” portion. Needless to say, our group was extremely cautious the rest of the way out. As others have said, the hike is quite daunting and not as short as advertised. I think our group took about 45 minutes to get to the top. Yes, the lines are long. The water is cold. Apparently, there are waterfalls there, but you don’t really see them on the tour. Everything is very very slippery. If you misstep anywhere, you’re likely going to fall. Having said all that, we did enjoy the portion prior to the incident.

The falls were awesome. Despite there being a lot of people the guides seemed to move everyone along quickly. The only negative, and a highly disappointing negative, was the photographers provided by the falls that we paid $55 to take pictures for us. First, during the hike the photographers starting hustling to make more money by getting people on the tour to pay them for pics - despite us hiring them. At times, our photographer was not present to take our pic - we had to find and yell for him becuase he was taking someone else's Pic. Second, and most important, the pics came our horribly. They are blurry, not is focus, and zoomed in so much that you can't see the falls behind you. I recommend going to the falls BUT I highly recommend taking your own pics. Don't waste your money.

I am 77 years old and when I chose this tour the description called it a moderate hike. The hike was 45 minutes and uphill/ up stairs. Surfaces were rocky and sometimes hard to walk on. Yet, I don't regret doing this. I do regret not having better water shoes and would recommend a thick soled waterproof shoe before doing this. The slides, the jumps and the time in the river were refreshing and a great experience. Btw..of the 20 people in my group, very few struggled at any point.. KNOW YOUR PERSONAL LIMITS!