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Las Paylas
Doporučuje 137 místních,
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Elba L
May 28, 2022
Spectacular joyful adventure on the river and you can slide from the waterfall
Erica
March 13, 2022
Such a fun river for the entire family! A little slippery so recommend water shoes with good grip or barefoot!
Krizia
February 3, 2022
I personally love this hidden gem, any time I have a chance to enjoy with my family, we have lots of fun since it’s a big river, make sure to bring your trash bags so we can help the planet :)
Elise
January 6, 2022
Pay to park or get a local driver to bring you and then enjoy this free rainforest "water park"... BEST RAINFOREST VIEWS AND ACCESS (IMO). Once you hike down to the river (quick 5-10 minute easy terrain hike)... You can either climb up to slides or down... The slower slide is downstream (to the right) from where the trail meets the river. This does require a walk down the rocks. The locals go barefoot (and I bet it provides better traction), but I wore Crocs and Ray had water shoes. Footware with some traction is helpful. This lower slide is about 12-15 feet long, and a straight course into the pool. It starts right after a pretty little waterfall cavern. I sat in this pool and enjoyed the water. It was chilly (or refreshing as we like to say!). There were some local kids there and one of them showed me where to get into this slide, and he did it to show me how. Then it was my turn. It was really smooth (thankfully!) and not too fast. The pool at the bottom was deep (about 8-10 feet) and the rocks were a bit slippery for getting out. But I enjoyed the ride enough to decide that I would try the faster, larger one. The Upper & Faster Slide The faster slide is upstream (to the left) of where the trail meets the river. For this one, you have to climb up the large rocks to the starting point. This slide is about 30 feet long and has some twists and turns. The girls told me to try to keep my arms in close to my body, so that I wouldn’t hit my elbows on the sides. They also suggested to try to remain upright. What they didn’t mention is that keeping my arms in would not help me balance through the twists and turns! But I was game, and off I went. I was less than graceful, but I made it! It was fast and the turns do twist you around a bit. The pool at the end is also deep, but easier to get out of than the lower pool. I did end up getting a small scrape on my elbow, but it was fun! If you watch the kids, many of them do run their hands along the walls as the go down for stability. Some of the kids do really crazy stuff — head first, standing up, a train — all kinda scary looking but fun to watch.
Pay to park or get a local driver to bring you and then enjoy this free rainforest "water park"... BEST RAINFOREST VIEWS AND ACCESS (IMO). Once you hike down to the river (quick 5-10 minute easy terrain hike)... You can either climb up to slides or down... The slower slide is downstream (to the…
Rose
December 8, 2021
So much fun, two natural slides! Park for $5 and use the bathroom for 25cents. Definitely wear water shoes, the rocks and slippery and a bit challenging to climb especially went wet. We had a ton of fun, bottom of the smaller slide is a swimming hole too.
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