Can't recommend the tour, I had expected something different under "horseriding", the path was very rocky and mostly steep, I felt very sorry for the horses. That borders on animal cruelty! At the end of the tour, the horse guides suddenly wanted an additional 50% of the toup price because they were allegedly not being paid. The waterfall was quite beautiful, not as impressive as in the pictures, the nature on the way there is beautiful, you could have experienced it better on foot. The final lunch consisted of local dishes, which were very good.

The first thing that upon arrival they were not very clear if the tour had to be done with them... Then, at the beginning they told me that I had to pay a tip and that blew me away. At the end of the Tour (which did not last more than an hour and a half) the boy who accompanied me told me that he was a volunteer and that he had to be paid... I was shocked because the tour includes the guide and nothing else is specified. They also do not inform you that it is advisable to bring long socks before going and that if not, they can sell you some (for the boots that they leave you) also fatal. It seemed absurd to me, I would not repeat it.

I'm really not squeamish, but it almost borders on animal cruelty how the horses are treated here. It's very badly organized. There is no food or drink, only at the end of the tour there is just some water and the food consists of rice with beans. All in all, you pay far too much money for a waterfall visit and animal cruelty. You can also make the trip yourself, as the entrance fee for the waterfall is just 50 pesos, ps take rubber boots with you.