They've planted a beautiful garden and is happy for you to take your time. Well worthy the Tale; support local! We went with Larry and Charlie through Le Vasa Resort.

Make sure to go next to the entrance like 20m down the road and can see the waterfalls for free. Was disappointed to pay $10 tala to see free waterfalls and it’s to upkeep the garden which is definitely not worth it. Oh well I guess I donated some money then to this family

Beautiful site. Well looked after and presented. The falls were majestic. Much better than you can capture in a photo. Well worth the visit.

Beautiful waterfall. Like anywhere in Samoa, you have to pay to enter. We paid $10 tala each person. It’s a well kept area and has toilets.

An amazingly beautiful waterfall. The view from the platform is great and let's you see the surrounds. You pay as you enter, either in an honesty box or to the local at the gate. There is also a beautiful garden you can walk through at the same time, that has a lot of different local plants and horticultural crops. If your lucky you can even see how Samoans husk and harvest coconuts. Overall an amazing spot that is well worth a visit

Beautiful!! You have to pay 10 tala per person to enter, admire the view, and take pictures. But nothing more to do. There are clean toilets available.

Stunning and an unexpected view! Breathing really and the gardens are lovely. It's worth the Tala & it's going towards keeping this unspoilt gem accessible.

Amazing view, was really well kept, friendly, clean, theres huts there if you byo picnic. Toilet onsite. 10tala pp. Would return.