If there is a waterfall that I can swim at, the answer is always yes! I did this hike with my parents (who are very fit but 70 years old) and they struggled a bit. The hike is very steep with make shift stairs and they struggled to keep their balance a bit. Once we got down the 100+ stairs, the pool at the bottom to swim in was beautiful, and a local even showed me where it was safe to dive into. Beautiful falls. If you are fit and confident of hiking skills, would recommend

Very good waterfall, not crowded. We went there on a Monday morning in late December (busy travel season), and we we were the only people there. Few people showed up around midday, but it was not crowded at all. Drive there from San Ignacio was not too bad, most of the road is paved, but the last 5km was pretty bumpy. Then there was a short walk down on wooden steps which was also easy to manage. The falls were great, amazing views, and swimming in the fall area was amazing. Recommend a visit.

Beware of the hike down to see the falls- very steep and extremely slippery if it has been raining. But the view is well worth the hike if you are up for it. People can go swimming in the area below the falls. I did not get in, so I am not sure how warm the water feels. Wear mosquito repellent and bring a first aid kit in case of falls.