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Erawan Waterfall (Nam tok Erawan)

The Erawan Waterfall was really an impressive series of seven waterfalls each with a shape and character all its own. All the waterfalls typically fell over limestone cliffs resulting in colorful…

“One Night In Bangkok” (Southern Thailand – December 21, 2008 to December 28, 2008)

The taxi driver pointed to the alley way. This didn’t look like the street we arrived to the Baan Chantra in. So it looked like we were had and now we had to figure out where we were and how to get…

St Lucia Itinerary – November 26, 2008 to December 1, 2008

This itinerary covered our visit to St Lucia over the Thanksgiving Weekend. Due to the national holiday, we only needed to take one day off work, and it turned out that the short Thanksgiving week was not a bad time to travel abroad…

Diamond Falls

Diamond Falls is probably the main attraction of the Diamond Botannical Gardens & Waterfall property. What makes this waterfall stand out is that its waters are laced with…

Enbas Saut Falls

Enbas Saut Falls lies deep in the Edmund Forest Reserve, which is dominated by rainforest as they’re watched over by Morne Gimie and other surrounding mountains…

Spyke Falls

Spyke Falls was actually a waterfall we didn’t expect to see on our St Lucia trip. It was introduced to us by a guide who also guided us to Enbas Saut Falls and it’s allegedly the tallest waterfall..

Toraille Falls

Toraille Falls is one of the easier waterfalls to visit given that it’s well signed with a pretty roomy car park. After getting through the entrance hut and paying the entrance…

Sault Falls (Errard Falls or Dennery Falls)

Sault Falls (also known as Errard Falls as well as Dennery Falls) is perhaps St Lucia’s most scenic waterfall falling some 15-20m over a rounded cliff. It’s one of the few…

Anse La Raye Falls

Anse La Raye Falls is a pretty cascade inland from the small, but charming fishing town of Anse La Raye on the western side of the island. Of the handful of falls we’ve seen…

“Big Bamboo” (St Lucia – November 27, 2008 to December 1, 2008)

I had never driven on a 4wd road quite like this before. There were long, curvy, and steep stretches where some parts of the road were so badly beat up that they put concrete rails in which you…

Africa Highlights

Even though this is a waterfalls website, we recognize that there are many highlights throughout the African continent (both involving and not involving waterfalls). So we’ve come up with this page to pay homage to some of the highlights that we…

Kaieteur Falls Itinerary – August 30, 2008 to September 1, 2008

This itinerary of our visit to Kaieteur Falls was probably our craziest far-flung trip to date. We basically crammed a trip to Guyana (on the northern part of South America) into the long Labor Day Weekend with no work days taken off…

Kaieteur Falls

Kaieteur Falls is Guyana’s greatest scenic wonder. The Potaro River is said to drop some 221m with a width of nearly 100m (though rainy-season dimensions of 741ft high and 370ft wide…

Orinduik Falls

Orinduik Falls was included as a throw-in for our day tour to Kaieteur Falls. It was a waterfall that contrasted Kaieteur in many ways. For starters, this was a wide, multi-tiered series of…

“Just Now” (Kaieteur Falls – August 30, 2008 to September 1, 2008)

After a few minutes more of taking additional photos of the scene (trying to bring home tangible memories of this rarest of places on the planet), I finally took up on Robert’s suggestion…