El Limón waterfall

El Limón waterfall is a natural attraction in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic. A typical visit takes 4h. A 50 m waterfall in the peninsula's interior, reached on foot or horseback through muddy forest.

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Typical visit: 4h
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A 50 m waterfall in the peninsula's interior, reached on foot or horseback through muddy forest.

Related activities

  • Humpback whale watching in Samaná Bay

    Boat trips to the breeding grounds between mid-January and March.

  • El Limón waterfall ride

    Horseback or walking trip to the waterfall and swimming pool.

How to get to El Limón waterfall

El Limón waterfall sits in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic. Most visitors base themselves in Las Terrenas and plan the visit as part of a day there. It pairs well with Playa Rincón, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

Plan about 4h for a typical visit.

Best time to visit El Limón waterfall

For Las Terrenas in general: December to April; January to March for whale watching.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Humpback whale watching in Samaná Bay, El Limón waterfall ride.

El Limón waterfall FAQ

How long should I spend at El Limón waterfall?

A typical visit takes about 4h.

Where is El Limón waterfall?

El Limón waterfall is in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic.

When is the best time to visit El Limón waterfall?

December to April; January to March for whale watching.

What is near El Limón waterfall?

Nearby places include Playa Rincón.

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