A must visit in the island Specifically, the waterfall and walkway

Beautiful place with a must see coastal view. It's a 1.8km return walk and trail is rather rocky so be mindful of your steps. For the waterfall, just bear in mind that it is usually dry during August and starts to flow again early September and it is a great place for swimming.

Well worth it. Power of nature up close.

Wonderful place to cool off or just to view. After the dirt/mud track for cars (any car is fine), there is another 5 minutes walk to reach the waterfalls. The trail to the waterfall is a little uneven with a stair case down to the water.

Beautiful and free to visit - freshwater pool and waterfall 5 min walk from the info centre, lovely and blessedly cool to swim in on a hot day. The info centre also has garden bathrooms which were very pretty.

We went to the Togitogiga waterfall for a swim. The waterfall is a lot of fun. It has two parts, and it's bigger than it looks. The lower pool is very deep and great for jumping into off the rocks. The water is clear and there are fish. The river bed is rocky, so there are no good places to sunbathe. On the river bank there are changing sheds and fales. It's a short walk from the carpark to the falls.

What a beautiful nature spot! I recommend the hike along the coast, takes approximately 45 min. (1.8 km). Make sure you have good shoes, cause the rocks can be slippery! And take a waterproofed bag with you, because especially when the sea is rough you easily get wet. That’s a lot of fun! Good scenery for amazing pictures!

Pretty cool bush walk to an awesome tree.

We just visited the waterfall, a short 5 min walk from the carpark, have heard that when it hadn't been rainy it is not much of a waterfall to see, lucky for us a few days of rain before we went.

Great wee walkway to checkout and of course no fee to pay. Be mindful that if any access way gates are closed, then they stay closed and just walk. If a local drives past and opens it for you don't be tempted to drive down.