A scenic drive leads you to the beautiful twin waterfalls with great swimming in both hot and cool pools. This father and mother pair of majestic falls, tucked away in the Roseau Valley, can be viewed by a stroll to a platform. Only a 10-minute hike, which is ideal for most visitors. Climb to the base of the falls to swim in the cool waters of the mother falls. Relax in the hot pools (located after the lookout perch). After heavy rains, the flow of water can be strong, and the rocks are very slippery so a guide is recommended, but not required. The left side of the father falls is unsafe for exploration.
Driving from Roseau, take Valley Rd out of town, crossing the river, and follow the path until you reach the falls. There will be two signs helping you along the way. The last section looks like you are entering a side road, but this is the right direction (past the Papillote restaurant).
"Loved the hot springs, nice and relaxing! The waterfalls were very cool to look at, but you can't get very close to them. As you're driving towards it, you have to go up a steep hill that is unmarked, but keep going, you are still on the right path (was confusing for us)."
"Take your bathing suit & water shoes when you go to this place. Also, make sure to get there early, before 10am if possible. This is a popular place for the people on the cruise ships to go to. I didn't know this when I went there around 12pm and it was PACKED with tourists! I still enjoyed soaking & relaxing in the hot pools. You are surrounded by beautiful tropical trees & foliage. "
Jungle Bay Guided Tours - Guests of Jungle Bay can sign-up for one of a few different tours, hikes and activities each day, led by a local guide who works for the resort. Activ...
"This was a cool spot where you can stand between the Caribbean Sea & the Atlantic ocean. The snorkeling was great! The water was clear & there were tons of fish. Some people in our group went on a hike up the hill. Sometimes you can see sea turtles and dolphins around this area (is what we were told by locals)."
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