Evergreen Cascades Waterfall, Port Vila

Absolutely worth it. We booked with evergreen tours, and it was a very enjoyable tour. Tour guide Joshua was helpful with taking photos and telling us about the local plants and history. He had two really cute dogs.

We came here with a tour. There are multiple entries with ticket, lower entry is suitable for family with young kids. After 20 minutes walk, steep steps and crossing the river twice we're rewarded with the view. There are ropes guiding to the top and the guide show us spot for diving. Truly beautiful place.

it takes at least half an hour of walking through the forest to reach the top of the waterfall. an incredible attraction of the area that I believe is worth a visit to anyone who happens to be there. you are literally in the jungle. you cross two streams until you reach that's why I prefer someone to wear his swimsuit his shorts light clothes and havaianas a towel with him and nothing else like me because it's relative it's tiring to have weight. we climbed to the end of the waterfall we took the best insta photos a magical landscape straight out of a fairy tale. you take a bath normally, just the water is a little cold, it is also drinkable. we went in the morning when there were not many people. because you will see in the forest trees and plants that do not exist anywhere else following the path to the top, some trees their roots and trunk are above the surface rarely already

a very impressive waterfall and lovely cascades, but so expensive (2500 VAT) and not locally owned. it’s very possible to get out there by local bus - just got to ask a few different drivers if they’ll drive you out for a few hundred vatu!

A great experience walking up the waterfalls, I would definitely recommend going to the top. You pay 1 fee to enter (1500vt) and another fee to get to the bigger waterfall at the top (2000vt) which I found a bit odd since there is not much to see at the bottom, so if you are going I would recommend going the whole way.