Gozalandia Falls (Las Cataratas) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Gozalandia Falls. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Full Day Gozalandia Waterfalls Adventure Tour
• Full-Day Gozalandia Private Tour in Puerto Rico
• Crash boat beach with snorkeling and Gozalandia waterfalls

While exploring Gozalandia Falls on your own is free, several tours can help you get the most out of a visit. A private full-day tour with transport included typically starts at US$125 per person, while comprehensive tours, including other nature spots, cost upwards of US$795 for a group of four people.

Gozalandia Falls are a pair of waterfalls connected by a river with a series of natural pools. The falls are popular with locals and, increasingly, tourists. Gozalandia Falls are located near the town of San Sebastian, in western Puerto Rico, around 75 miles (120 kilometers) west of San Juan.

No, there isn’t an entrance fee per se, but Gozalandia Falls are located on private property and there is a fee for parking, with parking attendants to direct you and take payment. In addition to the falls, on-site amenities include a restaurant serving local food and cocktails, as well as restrooms.

Yes, you can swim in the pools at the base of the lower and upper falls. There is a submerged cave in the lower pool and a shallower area suitable for children. There are also a series of natural pools along the river that connect the lower and upper falls.

Yes, Gozalandia Falls is suitable for families with children. Younger children can splash in the shallow area by the lower falls, while older children with good swimming skills can enjoy swimming in any of the pools. A rope swing at the upper falls also is popular with older children.

Yes, Gozalandia Falls offers several amenities. There is a parking lot and a restaurant that serves local food and cocktails, with a restroom next door. Nearby is a small pond with turtles and fish. Concrete steps lead down to the waterfall and an overlook area with a bench for viewing.

If you plan to get in the water, bring a swimsuit, towel, and change of clothing. Water shoes are recommended, as well as shoes with good traction for walking the path and steps to the waterfalls, which can be slick. You are not allowed to bring coolers or speakers.