Several secrets are hidden inside this mountainous island. Rivers, lakes and waterfalls decorate the wild and thick jungle. We came to the Seven Sisters waterfalls to know this less visited region.
This hike is perfect for those who want to know something of nature without undergoing much physical exertion. The trek to the falls (more like a walk) is completed in just three hours roundtrip. The difficulty is medium -low.
The trail passes through a private property so you have to pay 5 EC to enter. At the entrance the boy will tell you that you need a guide to get to the falls, but it is not necessary. Kindly ask him to show you the path and there will be no problem. From the entrance you can see how the path takes different ways ahead, but the boy will tell you to take the left one. It is almost impossible to get lost.
The path is well marked and despite having some mud during the rainy season, there are wooden steps on the steepy parts so there are no accidents.
The nicest part is just before reaching the Seven Sisters waterfalls, where you walk through dense jungle and then a little further away from the falls, where you walk along a stream and the forest is dominated by huge bamboo trees.
The water in the pool is a little cold, but it is worth a swim to be just below the stream of the waterfall. It is a great feeling of freedom.
For the more adventurous, there is an access road to the top of the waterfall, where you can jump off. Personally, I didn’t because I wasn’t sure how deep the pool was, but later they confirmed that it’s safe to jump.
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Transport. How to get to the Seven Sisters Falls
You can take a MaxiTaxi from Saint George’s to Greenville and ask the driver to drop you off at the junction with the waterfalls. 5 EC
Weather. When to go
Any time is good to visit the Seven Sisters falls in Grenada. We went during the rainy season and the path wasn’t that slippery.
Tips for Hiking Seven Sisters Falls in Grenada
You don’t need a guide to get here. Ask the guy at the entrance to show you the way from the wheelhouse.
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Seven Sisters Hiking Review
We have recently hiked to seven sisters waterfalls, as it was one of the recommended things to do on the island.
Unfortunately, our experience was marred by unnecessary local tour guides. First at the building when you just turn off the main road, people insisting we park and pay there, telling us we cannot drive further. Friends of us told us you can actually go and park much closer to the start of the trail which makes it easier for when you come back from the hike.
We gave in to the intimidation, just to have an easier life, but regretted it afterwards as we had to part with a lot more money than we anticipated having to pay for a “guide” from whom we didn’t learn that much more about the area and fauna and flora.
We felt hard done by especially since others who went by themselves seemed to have more fun than we did, with a “guide” sticking to us like glue.
I wish we read Trip Advisor reviews from previous visitors.
Such a shame because the falls are beautiful as are the rainforest and all the bamboo.
Probably best to pay online via the sevensistersfalls.com website.