Such a wonderful experience. Ten minute walk to get to the view. Amazing site. Reasonably priced. We took a cold dip in one of the pools then climbed to to top with a tour guide to get to the hot springs. It was an experience to remember. The tour guide cost more but it is a must do activity.

This was the best of the 4 waterfalls we visited in Dominica. In reality it is a double waterfall. You have to pay an entrance fee to access it, but the trail is short and easy, although there is no place to swim or bath unlike other waterfalls in Dominica such as Jacko or Emerald Pool. It is definitely a visit not to be missed.

A beautiful spot with stunning views of the falls from the viewing platform. The hike from the car park is quite short (10-15 minutes), but the steps are quite steep and slippery in places, and not suitable for those with mobility issues. The path and viewing platform were also very busy with cruise ship tours, although that did not detract from the beauty of the place.

Nice drive to the falls with a local tour operator, steep narrow roads with interesting trees and plants along the way. Falls are an easy ten minute hike on a maintained trail. Two falls side by side are at the end with good photo opportunities.

We visited Trafalgar Falls as part of our tour of Dominica. Trafalgar Falls are a pair of twin waterfalls nestled within the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trail leads to a viewing platform, where one can view both the Mama (Mother) Falls (standing at approximately 75 feet or 23 meters) and the Papa (Father) Falls (slightly taller at around 125 feet or 38 meters). The falls come from different ponds at the top but merge into a single stream at the bottom. The trail is paved and a nice walk but there are a lot of stairs. It is not too bad of a hike for someone who is fit but not recommended for anyone with mobility issues of any kind.

I visited here as part of an organised Princess Cruises tour. The bus parked in a small lot where there were rest rooms and some shopping (tourist stuff of course). Then it was a short (5 mins) walk across some uneven terrain including steps to the waterfall. Its twin falls so that’s always impressive and they come from a decent height. You can actually climb down (a few steps) to reach the water. Well worth a visit.