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Waterfall. The inferno
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That looks to be the route I took last year!
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Michael Crane
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Re: Waterfall. The inferno
fmm wrote:That looks to be the route I took last year!
Anyone else got a different one?
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Just a word of warning, don't leave anything valuable in your car as there have been more and more cases of thieves targeting the parked cars in this area
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Although I do not know the way as 'he that must be obeyed', drives, and not me. We discovered there are quite a few ways to get to the waterfall and that when we were there a car drove right down along the river bed adjacent to the lake. So there must be a way to it that way. Some people said they walked along the river bed from where they parked which was very much different to the way we went, which is the way listed on google earth.
However by whatever means one gets there, it is really well worth it.
No loos, so one finds a swim or a bush the best place. Take loo rolls along, also with plenty of food and cold drinks as there is no where to obtain any refreshments. Many Portugese were having bbq's along the river bank, but it is a long way to carry so much, however much lighter on the return journey !!
Take mosy repellant too.
However by whatever means one gets there, it is really well worth it.
No loos, so one finds a swim or a bush the best place. Take loo rolls along, also with plenty of food and cold drinks as there is no where to obtain any refreshments. Many Portugese were having bbq's along the river bank, but it is a long way to carry so much, however much lighter on the return journey !!
Take mosy repellant too.
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As I recall its signposted from the main rd to the car park and then the walkway is indicated - basically if in doubt FOLLOW THE RIVER!
Well worth the trip!
Well worth the trip!
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Thanks for the advice FMM.
If its too hot we probably wont' go as the prospect of pushing a buggy and pulling a 3-year old along,
doesn't seem to appeal to me.
Thanks
Snaj
If its too hot we probably wont' go as the prospect of pushing a buggy and pulling a 3-year old along,
doesn't seem to appeal to me.
Thanks
Snaj
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We visited in November 2009 & it was virtually dried up with no waterfall which took us by surprise as there had been quite a bit of rain.snaj1 wrote:HI BSJ
I don't want to sound like a complete Divvy, but does anyone know whether the waterfall still cascades in early September, or
does the hot july/august whether dry up the pool somewhat?
It was still lovely though & the walk was good as temperatures in the high teens...not sure if I'd fancy it in the middle of summer but at least you would be able to cool off when you got there!
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We hope to be returning to Cabanas in October/November so shall take a trip to the falls and see whats what. Good idea for someone to remind me mid October tho, as the brain cell is on a go slow!!!
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Hiya, help needed.
Richard has downloaded pictures of the waterfall onto the computer but we do not know how to put them on the website.
I tried to do it by upload attachment but it did not like it .
thanks
Richard has downloaded pictures of the waterfall onto the computer but we do not know how to put them on the website.
I tried to do it by upload attachment but it did not like it .
thanks



