Absolutely beautiful place to visit! Lots to see and do here! Be prepared to pay $25.00 per person if you want to see the falls. They do have a snack and cocktail bar available before you go in to the park. If you’re hungry or thirsty I’d recommend a stop at both before. Our bartender was very nice and attentive. You could tell he really liked working there. Lots people ordering from the snack bar and sitting at the outside tables. Know that since this is such a popular place parking can be a bit challenging. Patience is key when looking for a spot to park. Just know the once your parked you’re going to experience a whole lot of beauty!
We recently photographed a few weddings here, and cannot say enough wonderful things about the location, staff, and amenities that this place offers. A photographers dream, no doubt, but the way the venue worked with the couples and the planners to make everything JUST right was really really special to see! Keep up the great work, and hope to see ya'll again soon.
Visiting here was one of the highlights of our trip.
When parking, make sure to drive by the first paid parking lot you see. This is parking for the beach. There is free parking for the valley past this.
For the valley itself, the path to the waterfall is paved and easy to walk on. I definitely recommend walking instead of taking the shuttle. At the end of the path is a small cafe, and also a free water refill station.
There is a change area right before the falls. Most people will simply make the trek in their bathing suit.
Swimming in the falls was an awesome experience and a great way to cool off. Life jackets are mandatory and are provided free of charge.
Definitely try to make a trip out here during your stay on Oahu!
This is a beautiful valley in which a fascinating botanical garden has been created. There are lots of fun little paths to wander off on to.
The waterfall is less than a mile to walk, but how much time it takes is determined by how many flowers you smell and paths you explore.
At the falls there is beautiful pool allowing one to swim under falls
A really nice nature preserve where you can learn about Hawaiian culture, botany of around the world, and take a hike to see the waterfall. The waterfall may not always have water depending on the season but it is still a pretty nice hike! Had a great time and saw a lot of flowers!
Walk to the falls was beautiful and peaceful. The falls had dried up due to drought but that’s nature. Lots of sidepaths with historical or nature markers. They do offer a tram to and from the falls for 10 dollars one way if needed.
Great place to visit for a nice stroll through gardens with a waterfall and swimming hole at the end! Also educational with various cultural stations and informed staff throughout the gardens. You could easily get lost in the many trails throughout the gardens. The swimming hole has life guards on duty. Life vests are required (free to rent). Changing stations and bathrooms available too.
Beautiful facility. The botanical gardens were awesome, as was the waterfall area. Parking can be tricky, but otherwise, and awesome place. Would suggest more/larger changing rooms, since not everyone wants to wear their bathing suit all day or wait to change.
A beautiful valley rich in history, flora and fauna.
The landscape is that of a tropical forest with a long paved path that eventually leads to a waterfall.
There are shuttles offered for those who may have difficulty walking the journey that are currently about $10 each way.
This place is so amazing. This place shows the heart of Hawaii, the love nature, and the desire to preserve it. The plants are breathtaking, and the wildlife is gorgeous. Make sure that you leave plenty of time to truly enjoy all of the scenery and bring your bathing suit to enjoy the falls.
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