Mele Cascades Waterfall Entrance Desk

Please note that there is a fee to access the entrance to the swimming area, and apparently there is another fee to pay to access the waterfall because a Chinese person owns the land. The swimming hole at the cascades was very nice, though the water was fresh! There are many areas to set down and enjoy a peaceful picnic alongside the river.

Incredible! There is an entrance fee at the bottom which gives you access to the change rooms and a lovely pool at the base of the cascades. You can then walk up the path and there’s another entrance fee to walk up to the top of the waterfall. All up it was about 3500 Vatu - bit pricey but absolutely worth it. The walk itself was about 20 minutes uphill, a few lots of steps, crossing through a river, and then climbing up through the waterfall itself. There were plenty of flat sections to catch your breath. Recommend shoes with good grip. There was a rope guiding the path up through the waterfall itself. At the top there was a deep pool you can swim in to cool off. Stunning view of the waterfall and beautiful setting in the rainforest. It was quiet and we had the waterfall to ourselves!

How sad. You’re asked to pay 3000 VT per person to get in, and the first thing you notice is that although the running river is pretty the rest of it has not been looked after. Bridges with missing slats, roofs missing. Then on top of that, you start walking up the hill and there is a white man in a blue tent asking locals to charge them 2000 VT extra per person to go up to the waterfalls. Truly feeling scammed by this point. No signage along the way. No advice that there is a river to cross. Didn’t even get to the waterfalls because we had no way to cross the river. Extremely disappointed Don’t waste your money

The view is amazing.😎 But We have to pay 1500Vt at the entrance and another 2000Vt at another place to get to the waterfall.Total3500Vt. Why collect the money in two installments?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 That's such a shame.😭

The natural beauty of the area and falls is worth experiencing. This tour was included in our package but the promised drinks, fresh fruit etc were no where to be seen. As with most places we have been to, the Vanuatu people are lovely and helpful but the place seems very run down and the bus that took us was pretty rough and the roads very pot holed. Still a good experience though!

The Evergreen Cascades Waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder that captivates visitors with its serene beauty and majestic cascading waters. Nestled within lush greenery, the waterfall offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The sound of rushing water soothes the soul, while the sight of the cascading falls mesmerizes the senses. Visitors can immerse themselves in the pristine surroundings, taking in the sights and sounds of nature at its finest. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, the Evergreen Cascades Waterfall is a must-visit destination that promises an unforgettable experience.

There are two entry fee for this place if you wanna go to the waterfall you have to pay the pool fee to get in. The guide Alex is a great young man. He is knowledgeable and very nice with a good heart. The waterfall itself is very beautiful definitely worthy for a visit.

The price of entry doesn't really reflect what you get in terms of the overall experience. To charge a hefty fee for entry, and then ANOTHER fee to actually see the falls is a bit of a let-down. The staff were nice and the pools/waterfalls themselves are quite nice also. Just needed to be slightly cheaper.