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Rolf O
2 contributi
dic 2024 • Solo
This was an awesome hike with nature beyond imagination! Especially bathing in the waterfall was a truly amazing experience. This nature trail is little known to tourists so it was just me and my guide on this trail. I do recommend getting a guide, because the road to the trail is not the best and just for safety. I had John from Paradise Excursions as my guide. He picked me up and dropped me off at the apartment where I was staying. He also taught me a lot about both the nature along the trail and life on the island. If you want him as your guide just contact him through WhatsApp at +17587232930.
Scritta in data 9 dicembre 2024
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Sunworshiper
Somerset, UK105 contributi
apr 2022 • Coppie
Like so many others we thought this would be easier to find! I had done lots of research, had Google maps and Maps.me, taken into account everyone's comments and we had been driving around the island for nearly two weeks covering all must see sights and many more on all coasts. Did we need a guide... Nooo of course not! We were staying in Soufriere so thought it was just up the road. Did any of this information help. Nope. It is the initial finding of the track that is hard and then the realisation of how long it is and how hard it is to get to the fabled picnic table! We had almost given up but pulled over to ask a lady the way and she said she would show us. Turns out she was waiting for a bus with her son so we saved her a wait and had better aircon! We dropped her off and she arranged for a young lad to guide us. Without Kenneth we would probably not have found it, or given up halfway! It is worth the effort. Glorious rainforest and unbelievable sights, but you do need to be pretty fit with good shoes! Kenneth Jonas aka Tarzan is a delight! He is very knowledgeable and was happy to keep things at our rate - enviably he did not even break a sweat! He shared his knowledge of plants and although we did not see any parrots we did hear some. We did see some fiesty water crabs on the way down! My advice is to go but to head to Migny and ask for a guide there. Preferably a very likable lad called Kenneth (Instagram #kennethjonasakatarzan)!!
Scritta in data 21 aprile 2022
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flamingice
Maidstone, UK1.090 contributi
mag 2022
We went on a tour of En Bas Saut trail with John from Paradise Excursions. It was around 8km from were we parked, down into the valley (around 1200 stairs I believe!) and back. It was absolutely stunning and we were lucky with the wildlife that we saw - forest crabs, lots of birds, interesting insects and lots of lovely plants. The waterfall was gorgeous and refreshing. We didn't see another person the whole time we were there. We are very glad we went with a guide as we wouldn't have found it otherwise.
Scritta in data 19 luglio 2022
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thomamomma2015
Mechanicsburg, PA65 contributi
dic 2023 • Solo
I was disappointed that this wasn’t an opportunity through my resort since it looked so nice. I was able to hike it and had a wonderful experience with Exciting Tours St Lucia. They were great. My driver and my guide were both knowledgeable and patient. My hiking experience was wonderful. I highly recommend them and the trail
Scritta in data 2 dicembre 2023
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Tony V
Ottawa, Canada13 contributi
mar 2015 • Coppie
This is a review for the do it yourself adventurers. Sure you can find guides in Soufriere for this hike but if you have already rented a vehicle with good clearance then I highly recommend going for this hike. It is an easy way to experience the interior of rainforest of St Lucia without too much effort. Be sure to take your bathing suit for a cool dip. Leave about 4 hours to drive up, hike, swim and return to Soufriere.
Prerequisites:
- average or better fitness
- confidence starting with directions and following your nose
How to get to the trail:
- take the main road out of Soufriere to the east (Sir Arthur Lewis St)
- drive up past Toraille Waterfall to the town of Fond St Jacques
- 2/3 through Fond St Jacques take left turn up through the town of Migny
- road goes from paved to rocky with the occasional concrete tracks on hills
- as this levels out you will see a sign to turn right to the Enbas Saut Waterfalls
- you will come to a parking lot with an abandoned concrete building (step up - no roof) on a slope to the right
- leave your vehicle here and continue walking the road curving to the left which then turns to single track hugging the hill to the right
- continue following this trail until you arrive at a gazebo to the left of a locked wooden shack, in front of which you will see two big signs propped on the ground saying welcome to the Enbas Saut Waterfall trail
- pass through the gazebo and start down the never ending stairs
The stair hike down takes you down, down, down into the rain forest valley below occasionally following ridges with beautiful views from both sides. The trail is amazingly maintained given the abandoned look of this adventure. You will arrive at a small river at the bottom of the valley. Continue along the river to your right. You will pass a sign on the ground point to the direction of the top of the falls. Just before the sign you will see another similarly maintained trail turning to the right. Remember this as your easier loop back up to the start.
The trail will appear to stop at the river bed and just beyond this is the top of the falls. On the other side of the river you will see the trail continue to a stop between the upper and lower falls, as well as to the base of the lower falls. The pool between is amazing for a deep water dip!
For your return, hike back up to the right turn just before the sign on the ground directing you to the falls. This trail has an easier grade and arrives at the top just to the south of the trail head further down the single track trail along the side of the hill in a beautiful grove of flowers. When you arrive at the top take a right and follow the trail back to the trailhead and beyond to your car.
Awesome time!
Prerequisites:
- average or better fitness
- confidence starting with directions and following your nose
How to get to the trail:
- take the main road out of Soufriere to the east (Sir Arthur Lewis St)
- drive up past Toraille Waterfall to the town of Fond St Jacques
- 2/3 through Fond St Jacques take left turn up through the town of Migny
- road goes from paved to rocky with the occasional concrete tracks on hills
- as this levels out you will see a sign to turn right to the Enbas Saut Waterfalls
- you will come to a parking lot with an abandoned concrete building (step up - no roof) on a slope to the right
- leave your vehicle here and continue walking the road curving to the left which then turns to single track hugging the hill to the right
- continue following this trail until you arrive at a gazebo to the left of a locked wooden shack, in front of which you will see two big signs propped on the ground saying welcome to the Enbas Saut Waterfall trail
- pass through the gazebo and start down the never ending stairs
The stair hike down takes you down, down, down into the rain forest valley below occasionally following ridges with beautiful views from both sides. The trail is amazingly maintained given the abandoned look of this adventure. You will arrive at a small river at the bottom of the valley. Continue along the river to your right. You will pass a sign on the ground point to the direction of the top of the falls. Just before the sign you will see another similarly maintained trail turning to the right. Remember this as your easier loop back up to the start.
The trail will appear to stop at the river bed and just beyond this is the top of the falls. On the other side of the river you will see the trail continue to a stop between the upper and lower falls, as well as to the base of the lower falls. The pool between is amazing for a deep water dip!
For your return, hike back up to the right turn just before the sign on the ground directing you to the falls. This trail has an easier grade and arrives at the top just to the south of the trail head further down the single track trail along the side of the hill in a beautiful grove of flowers. When you arrive at the top take a right and follow the trail back to the trailhead and beyond to your car.
Awesome time!
Scritta in data 16 marzo 2015
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JSB_10
Grand Lake, CO5 contributi
This is a beautiful trail through the rain forest to a waterfall and pool. This well-maintained trail is all down hill on the way in and consists mostly of steps built into the hillside. In the dry season (February) footing was quite secure but I imagine it could be slippery when wet. The way out is all up hill and again almost all steps built into the hillside. If you are an experienced hiker in good condition it will not seem particularly strneuous. A trail fee of $10 US is required and the man collecting may not have any official identification or uniform other than his receipt book.
WARNING! A local trail guide tried to extort us for a $200 US fee for guiding us to the waterfall. It is not clear whether or not a guide is actually required but one was to be included in the tour package we arranged for the trip to the waterfall. When you arrange for your hike, be sure you clarify if a trail guide is included in the price quoted. Before you start your actual hike, be sure that you and your guide are quite clear about whether or not he and you are expecting any additional payment.
The trail head is difficult to find and up a rather rough road which would be no problem for a four wheel drive vehicle. Our group went with a taxi driver arranged by our hotel and his rear wheel drive vehicle made it up okay if a bit slowly. If you are used to driving rough gravel mountain roads it should be no problem for you during the dry season. I would be more concerned during the rainy season with the possibility of mud.
To get to the trailhead, you go to Soufriere and turn left and head up to a small village where you again turn left and continue out of the village and up to where the road turns quite rocky and is deeply rutted in places. The best of this section of the road is a couple of places where they have laid cement tracks to drive on. A final right hand turn takes you onto a smoother gravel road to the actual trail head. When you hike out you will actually come up a bit of a walk down this road from where you started your hike. Sorry I can't be more specific - I forgot to bring my GPS on the trip.
When you get to the waterfall if you want to swim or wade in the pool at its base you might want to bring along some shoes you don't mind getting wet as the access to the pool is rocky. The water is cool and quite refreshing if you are hot. Enjoy!
WARNING! A local trail guide tried to extort us for a $200 US fee for guiding us to the waterfall. It is not clear whether or not a guide is actually required but one was to be included in the tour package we arranged for the trip to the waterfall. When you arrange for your hike, be sure you clarify if a trail guide is included in the price quoted. Before you start your actual hike, be sure that you and your guide are quite clear about whether or not he and you are expecting any additional payment.
The trail head is difficult to find and up a rather rough road which would be no problem for a four wheel drive vehicle. Our group went with a taxi driver arranged by our hotel and his rear wheel drive vehicle made it up okay if a bit slowly. If you are used to driving rough gravel mountain roads it should be no problem for you during the dry season. I would be more concerned during the rainy season with the possibility of mud.
To get to the trailhead, you go to Soufriere and turn left and head up to a small village where you again turn left and continue out of the village and up to where the road turns quite rocky and is deeply rutted in places. The best of this section of the road is a couple of places where they have laid cement tracks to drive on. A final right hand turn takes you onto a smoother gravel road to the actual trail head. When you hike out you will actually come up a bit of a walk down this road from where you started your hike. Sorry I can't be more specific - I forgot to bring my GPS on the trip.
When you get to the waterfall if you want to swim or wade in the pool at its base you might want to bring along some shoes you don't mind getting wet as the access to the pool is rocky. The water is cool and quite refreshing if you are hot. Enjoy!
Scritta in data 25 febbraio 2010
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Richard J
Sheffield, UK1.746 contributi
gen 2019 • Coppie
Arrived under our own means at Migny with a view to hike the track/trail that runs East through the rainforest and in fact according to the excellent 1:50,000 map by 'Gizi' joins up with a road above Micoud.
Immediately a young man Kenneth joins us and insists we take him as our guide. I politely decline but he insists on following us. I tell him again 'No Guide, thankyou' and still after 30 minutes he is still keeping up with us. I engage him in conversation and very politely explain very clearly that I am most definitely not going to give him a fee and explain clearly I don't want him to be disappointed at the end of our walk.
Anyway, to justify posting on this page, I would like to reassure readers at a split in the track the sign to En Bas Saut is clearly marked!
We proceeded straight up the track for a view of the Pitons but we were so irritated by our stalker that we gave up our walk and returned.
We had a pleasant chat with a charming rasta man and I mentioned to him that we told our stalker not to guide us. He said, 'You told him No, that means No. Don't pay'.
Sure enough when we got back to our car the Kenneth demanded payment and was resentful when I wouldn't pay. This youth spoilt our day,
Frankly the propensity to tip for no service, predominantly by our North American cousins has ruined this island.
If I follow somebody along 5th Avenue, New York or Bond St, London I do not feel entitled to demand payment from a stranger, but it is normal behaviour here.
This behaviour is not about disparity of wealth, if you believe that don't come here on a cruise, or stay in an All-inclusive where the profits go straight offshore. The continual ripping off of tourists in this country is considered normal, behaviour that would get you arrested in Europe.
D*****t, all I want to do is walk along a public road in the forest. Please don't tip unofficial guides.
Immediately a young man Kenneth joins us and insists we take him as our guide. I politely decline but he insists on following us. I tell him again 'No Guide, thankyou' and still after 30 minutes he is still keeping up with us. I engage him in conversation and very politely explain very clearly that I am most definitely not going to give him a fee and explain clearly I don't want him to be disappointed at the end of our walk.
Anyway, to justify posting on this page, I would like to reassure readers at a split in the track the sign to En Bas Saut is clearly marked!
We proceeded straight up the track for a view of the Pitons but we were so irritated by our stalker that we gave up our walk and returned.
We had a pleasant chat with a charming rasta man and I mentioned to him that we told our stalker not to guide us. He said, 'You told him No, that means No. Don't pay'.
Sure enough when we got back to our car the Kenneth demanded payment and was resentful when I wouldn't pay. This youth spoilt our day,
Frankly the propensity to tip for no service, predominantly by our North American cousins has ruined this island.
If I follow somebody along 5th Avenue, New York or Bond St, London I do not feel entitled to demand payment from a stranger, but it is normal behaviour here.
This behaviour is not about disparity of wealth, if you believe that don't come here on a cruise, or stay in an All-inclusive where the profits go straight offshore. The continual ripping off of tourists in this country is considered normal, behaviour that would get you arrested in Europe.
D*****t, all I want to do is walk along a public road in the forest. Please don't tip unofficial guides.
Scritta in data 20 gennaio 2019
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Norman W
Charleston, Carolina del Sud17 contributi
gen 2017 • Coppie
Many advise to use a guide for this trail and we did first attempt to do so with the aid of one arranged by our hotel (Fond Doux). He was called Smith and apparently worked for "Exciting Tours". The deal was touted as a 3-4 hour trip at $60 each. However, all we got was 2.5 hours and we just walked up the road from Migny and back again. He skipped the rainforest altogether! Only when we did further research on the place did we realize just how badly we had been shafted. Lesson learned. Don't trust your hotel.
So, not wanting to miss out, we did it ourselves using Tony V's excellent guidance from March 16th, 2015. It's a fantastic trail - the true rainforest experience we had paid for but never got a couple of days earlier. We got great looks at the St. Lucia Parrot, as well as many other birds. The flower garden at the end of the return loop was unbelievable. The steps are a bit hairy at times with occasional steep drops on each side, but the route is easy to follow. And without a guide you can enjoy it at your own pace. There is an element of danger, but we had cell phones and a guide isn't going to prevent you slipping if that happens.
Overall, this was the best thing we did in St Lucia, no thanks to the "guide" and probably because we did it without a guide.
My only regret is that the money we gave to Smith did not support the Forestry Service because they need it to maintain this trail.
So, not wanting to miss out, we did it ourselves using Tony V's excellent guidance from March 16th, 2015. It's a fantastic trail - the true rainforest experience we had paid for but never got a couple of days earlier. We got great looks at the St. Lucia Parrot, as well as many other birds. The flower garden at the end of the return loop was unbelievable. The steps are a bit hairy at times with occasional steep drops on each side, but the route is easy to follow. And without a guide you can enjoy it at your own pace. There is an element of danger, but we had cell phones and a guide isn't going to prevent you slipping if that happens.
Overall, this was the best thing we did in St Lucia, no thanks to the "guide" and probably because we did it without a guide.
My only regret is that the money we gave to Smith did not support the Forestry Service because they need it to maintain this trail.
Scritta in data 14 febbraio 2017
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Marysvillian
Perth, Australia70 contributi
dic 2014 • Famiglia
My title is a bold statement but I do think this hike would be hard to beat! If you walk very early in the morning you should be able to see a wide range of birdlife although we walked in the middle of the day and still enjoyed the beauty of this rainforest area.
We caught a taxi to within a couple of km from the start of the track because the road has been rendered almost impassable by massive landslides after the 2007 hurricane. We met our Rasta guide Mango at the small village of Fond St Jacques and continued on foot with him.
He showed us the fruiting and medicinal plants, collected some wild oranges for us to enjoy at the waterfall, pointed out his grandparents' house and explained something of the recent history of the area. He was totally tuned-in to our needs, paced the hike to suit us and finished the tour by showing us his family plot of land where he and his brother grow vegetables for the local market.
On the way back we took a different path to the one we would have taken had we been by ourselves, making it more interesting. Mango also introduced us to some other locals which all added to the special nature of this tour.
Mango can be contacted on 715 8542 (local calls only).
Good footwear is essential. A swimming costume for the pool at the base of the waterfall would be a bonus.
We caught a taxi to within a couple of km from the start of the track because the road has been rendered almost impassable by massive landslides after the 2007 hurricane. We met our Rasta guide Mango at the small village of Fond St Jacques and continued on foot with him.
He showed us the fruiting and medicinal plants, collected some wild oranges for us to enjoy at the waterfall, pointed out his grandparents' house and explained something of the recent history of the area. He was totally tuned-in to our needs, paced the hike to suit us and finished the tour by showing us his family plot of land where he and his brother grow vegetables for the local market.
On the way back we took a different path to the one we would have taken had we been by ourselves, making it more interesting. Mango also introduced us to some other locals which all added to the special nature of this tour.
Mango can be contacted on 715 8542 (local calls only).
Good footwear is essential. A swimming costume for the pool at the base of the waterfall would be a bonus.
Scritta in data 1 gennaio 2015
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MVCCCan
Manitoba, Canada111 contributi
feb 2014 • Coppie
In my humble opinion this is one of the most underrated attractions in St. Lucia. If the St. Lucian government built a proper road to the entrance of the National Forest Reserve there would be for greater number of visitors to this remarkable works of nature. Getting to the Enbas Saut Trail is the hard part. Thanks to Charlma at Discover Soufriere we were able to get drivers and four wheel drive vehicles to take us to this trail. Our guide Mr. Smith was top notch. His knowledge of trees, plants and birds was outstanding. We began the hike by descending over 2100 steps. You want to have proper footwear and clothing. The trail can be slippery so care and caution are warranted, but it’s all doable. Just take your time, stop and take some pictures and listen to your guide. The beauty is outstanding; pictures do not do any justice to these parts of St Lucia. After you descend the 2100 steps then you encounter a beautiful waterfall deep in the jungle. Here we stopped and had a bite to eat. We were welcome to swim udder the falls if we chose. Then it’s back to the top, and yes it’s a bit of a hike back to the ridge but there are many stops on the way examining trees and wildlife. Fabulous hike that all should consider. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuEShXPpEM4
Scritta in data 21 febbraio 2014
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Hello for guided service and transportation to the En Bas Saut waterfall please contact Jahrod Alcindor of Eco Adventures St Lucia for professional service. 1 758 7168396
Scritta in data 2 dicembre 2019
What is the best way to find a good guide for the trail?
Scritta in data 16 giugno 2019
Hi. The problem here is avoiding a guide! As you drive above Migny somebody will find you. Please don't overtip- I notice a TA reviewer paid $30 per person to Kenneth. $60 is two/three days pay on St Lucia. No wonder this young man harassed us and demanded we used his services when we politely told him he wasn't required.
If you have your own transport and no map just ask your way in Soufriere and keep asking. Don't drive up the stony trail when the sealed surface runs out past Migny unless you have 4WD. Half the fun is getting there!
It's a steady walk uphill to a large sign pointing the way to the falls at the fork.
If you want a guide all the way from your resort any taxi driver will take you- or just pay your hotel their hilarious tour price and waste your cash.
Scritta in data 16 giugno 2019
Hi
We had our own car. Arriving at Soufriere from the North you follow the road into the centre of town, At the church you turn left and head inland, if you miss that turning don't worry, just turn left and head inland.
Drive about two miles and ask.
Even the best maps are unreliable.
Keep to the left, if you come to a right turn and cut down into a valley you are probably going the wrong way- I seem to remember passing a modern church on the right. There are no signs at all but I think it is the village of Magni you are headed for.
The road turns into a trail.
I note that the last guy on TA adopted the youth Kenneth. That's a pity, he's a nuisance.
Really you don't need a guide
Just keep going and the road turns into a trail and gets very bad. It is suitable for four wheel drive but we parked up and walked at the end of the village.
From the end of the village to the En Bas Saut reserve is about 1K. The signpost is about a metre high at a junction to the right, you can't miss it. Ask in the village.
If you send me your email address I'll scan my map if I can find it and send you a copy
Scritta in data 10 marzo 2019
I would like to know how you hired your guide . We are arriving by cruise and would like to do this hike plus Tet Paul Nature trail any info greatly appreciated
Scritta in data 16 marzo 2018
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